Haunted Places in Eureka Springs, AR

Explore 7 haunted places in Eureka Springs, AR — inns, parks, landmarks and more, each with its ghost story, address, and sources.

• 1886 Crescent Hotel & SpaInn · Eureka Springs, ARBilled as 'America's Most Haunted Hotel,' the Crescent opened in 1886.
• 1905 Basin Park HotelInn · Eureka Springs, AROpened July 1, 1905, the seven-story Basin Park rises against a limestone bluff downtown, built on the site of the earlier Perry House.
• Basin Spring ParkPark · Eureka Springs, ARThe small stone-walled park at the heart of downtown surrounds Basin Spring, the mineral spring that founded Eureka Springs in 1879.
• Carroll County Courthouse, Western DistrictLandmark · Eureka Springs, ARBuilt in 1908 in the Italianate style by local builder William Octavos Perkins, this is the Eureka Springs seat of dual-county-seat Carroll County, and it serves as the traditional starting point for the town's Haunted Eureka Springs walking tours.
• Chelsea's Corner Cafe & BarRestaurant · Eureka Springs, ARA downtown fixture for decades, Chelsea's Corner Cafe is one of the town's best-known watering holes, with live music most nights of the week and a quirky layout that lets patrons enter from either Spring Street or Mountain Street.
• Eureka Springs Cemetery (Silent City)Cemetery · Eureka Springs, ARFounded in 1889 by the local Independent Order of Odd Fellows, this 46.5-acre hillside cemetery, nicknamed the 'Silent City,' became the resting place for many of the health seekers who flooded Victorian Eureka Springs hoping the mineral waters would cure them.
• St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic ChurchChurch · Eureka Springs, ARDedicated May 11, 1909, St.