A Wedding at Hidden Acres Bed and Breakfast Cottages is a deluxe cottage establishment in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, offering a memorable wedding experience. The establishment is located 0.7 mile past Passion Play entrance and is off Highway 62. The owners, Photography By Charles, have been providing wedding services in Eureka Springs for over thirty years. They offer a variety of services, including chapel weddings, small receptions, lodging, and world-class photography.
The Thorncrown Chapel, surrounded by beautiful rock formations and a canopy of trees, provides an unforgettable setting for your wedding ceremony. With over 6,000 square feet of glass and 425 windows, your wedding can be outdoors and indoors in air-conditioned comfort at the same time. Hidden Valley Weddings, a specialty lodging in Eureka Springs, is ranked #31 of 64 specialty lodging and rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor.
The cottages at Hidden Acres are private and quiet, decorated simple, and equipped with a hot tub. The elopement package starts at $349, featuring two nights. The Barn Loft at Hidden Valley Guest Ranch is a stunning wedding venue located just five minutes from Eureka Springs city limits.
As Arkansas Bride has been the No. 1 resource for Natural State brides planning their big day since 1990, A Wedding at Hidden Acres is a deluxe cottage establishment that caters to romantic clients interested in tasteful, elegant affairs of the heart.
📹 Smith/McMillan Wedding Reception at Hidden AcresMarion, SC
A Catered wedding reception at Hidden Acres, Marion SC.
📹 Top 13 Things to Do in Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Have you wondered about the top things to do in Eureka Springs, Arkansas? This is a beautiful town and is easily one of the best …
FYI to all visitors: Cosmic Cavern is not at Eureka Springs. It is North of Berryville, the next town to the East. I do recommend checking out the cave for an experience you will never forget. Also, War Eagle Cavern is no where near Eureka Springs. It is several miles away. I’ve never been to it, just past it. Beaver lake is not at Eureka Springs, either. But, you can get to War Eagle from there. These are all great places to visit. Happy venturing in North West Arkansas.
We just went to Eureka Springs over the holiday you talk about a town that is either up or down lots and lots of extreme walking lots of stairs very nice though was fun I am blind and climbed 100 foot tower we seen the Christ of the Ozark we seen the haunted hotel all the food there was great especially Gaston‘s cabin steakhouse One bad thing about the area is cell service does not work very well do not trust your GPS all the time sometimes it works fine sometimes it doesn’t We took the train and they even let us smash pennies on the track lol The town is very pretty all the scenery is so nice the people in the town are very very nice Will be planning another trip there soon it’s a very nice getaway location very peaceful the only thing else I can say is if you go there be careful watch your speed‘s going up or down the road to get there very dangerous roads you just Gotta be careful and watch what you’re doing don’t drive fast Food there is very pricey the pop also is very pricey a canna pop cost 250 we had steak at Gaston‘s cabin steakhouse and it was $50 but extremely good and I suggest trying the worlds famous mushroom soup it is to die for you won’t be disappointed
Since 2006 we been riding around Eureka Springs, excellent area for riding your motorcycle!! Wish Oklahoman had these roads for riding your motorcycle. Oklahoma has too many pot holes and tar snakes for my liking. Eureka Springs is biker friendly town. Good selection of restaurants & hotel,motel etc.
As a former resident of Eureka Springs, I am disappointed that you didn’t show actual Basin Springs park or some other sites properly… not to mention the small independent shops & eateries, or the monthly parades, May Arts etc. Downtown is like no other place & you missed the Crescent Hotel… one of the most famous haunted places in America
What a farce of a biased article. No mention of the Crescent Hotel. Very little mention of the Passion Play, no mention of the Holy Land tours you can take and the Christ of the Ozarks statue seemed to be mentioned as a mere afterthought. Not one word said about the Thorncrown Chapel, which is a marvel of architect in itself. How about something to be said for the Church you enter by going down through the steeple? article was crap.
Someone commented, bring your own alcohol it’s hard to find in Eureka Springs. Well that person must be blind, because there are 4 liquor stores in Eureka, 12 bars downtown, and most of the restaurants serve drinks, and a lot of the hotels have their own bar/lounge in the building. So that person must have not been looking very hard for a drink! So folks, you can get as drunk as you want in Eureka Springs. (or not) I lived in Eureka Springs for 12 years & I was a bartender downtown, so I know what I’m talking about. 🎶🍺🥃🍷🥂🍺🥃🎶😁