Blue Spring Heritage Center Eureka Springs Arkansas

This past weekend I had a girls weekend with my sister-in-law and a friend. It was a must need break since I am rarely without the boys. Our travels took us to Eureka Springs, Arkansas and the first place we visited was the Blue Spring Heritage Center.

I bet you can’t figure out why they would call it the Blue Spring? Isn’t the water just wonderful! It was also a cool 52 degrees! Refreshing on a hot day.

The Blue Spring Heritage Center was very peaceful when we were there. Not a lot of people around which made it a perfect place to relax. There is a nice hiking trail with wonderful flowers all around. As you walk, you will learn about different historical events for the spring from an old mill to the Trail of Tears.

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As you are walking around looking at the flowers, you are surrounded by cute little squirrels and butterflies. I had a lot of fun trying to capture the butterflies.

If you are planning to stay in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, I highly suggest you stop by the Blue Spring Heritage Center. Don’t miss out seeing the beauty of this place. Also, check out how I liked the Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge which is also located in Eureka Springs.

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A photo posted by Devon {Midwestern Moms} (@devcops) on Aug 22, 2015 at 10:34am PDT

Blue Spring Heritage Center #travel #travelgram #dailysummergram

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Visiting the Blue Spring Heritage Center in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Beautiful day for a stroll. #travel #travelgram #traveling#dailysummergram

A photo posted by Devon {Midwestern Moms} (@devcops) on Aug 22, 2015 at 10:03am PDT

*I was not asked to write about my travels. I simply wanted to share with you the beautiful Blue Spring Heritage Center.