"With over 130+ exotic cats and other wildlife on display, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is one of the largest big cat Davante Adams Jersey sanctuaries in the United States. The non profit USDA licensed refuge, founded in 1992, has grown to become one of the Top 10 attractions in Arkansas and the most popular in Eureka Springs. Lions, cougars, leopards, tigers, and bears are displayed in large natural habitats surrounding the main compound enclosures and gift shop. Each animal has its own story/history plaque for self guided tours and over night accommodations are available via the Safari Lodge, RV park, and camping facilities. (summer). Visit the historic mill site that dates from the 1840's, see the Bluff Shelter on the National Register of Historic Places, and walk along the path of the Trail of Tears. Resident Appaloosas and abundant www.packersofficialauthentic.com/authentic-ha-ha-clinton-dix-jersey.html native flora and fauna delight visitors, and our charming gift shop offers an array of items to keep the exerience alive. Blue Spring is a quiet getaway and a perfect place for weddings, group outings or any special occasion.Home of "The World's Largest Tuned Musical Wind Chime" the Herald at the Southern Gateway to Eureka Springs!($5.00 per carload or group for photographing or ringing of chime)Over 36 feet of musical grandeur hanging in a majestic oak tree. Available 24 7 365. Enhance your Eureka adventure by ringing the World's Largest Windchime upon your arrival, as you announce your intention to the universe and leave your cares behind. Treat yourself to a theatrical shopping experience in a Zark Nouveau setting and go home with a story and a treasure."This is an all around great experience. They do amazing, much needed work to save these animals. You can see the lions, tiger, tigons, ligers, bears, panthers, cougars, bobcats and coyote walking through the enclosures or on the very educational tram ride. Feeding time is pretty amazing. They ha."ve on site accommodations so you can hear the animals at night. We stayed in the tree house and had a great time. The staff is friendly and obviously dedicated. The best part is you can contribute to these great animals and see your money at work as they continue to expand and build new habitats to make life better for these beautiful creatures in their forever home. They really step up to fill the gap where people and our government has failed to protect these beautiful animals."While visiting and walking all over Eureka Springs, my neck pain flared up. Knowing that there was a spa at the Crescent Hotel, I stopped in to see if they had a topical ointment to relieve my pain. The spa was beautiful and the staff was very helpful, picking out just what I needed and what it help."ed. My friend also had some chronic back pain and I also gave her some of my bottle to try; she loved it so much, she bought some of her own. I also fell for their grapefruit sage lotion line, and bought a few of their items from it.I'm looking forward to visiting this spa again in the future!"A Must See and Do Thing in Eureka Springs"I was in the original cast of the Passion Play in 1968 and worked for them again through High School in the 70's. Since then I have been in the tour business and have booked hundreds of groups and thousands of individuals to see the Passion Play. Regardless of whether you are a Christian or not, thi."s is a great performance and should not be missed while visiting Eureka Springs, Branson or the region. The New Holy Land Tour is a day time attraction on the property and is also something you should not miss. Beautiful scenery and very entertaining characters you will meet along the tour. I especially love the serene little lake in the valley that represents the Sea of Galilee.