Stay in Eureka Springs This Winter: Cozy Cabins and Quiet Getaways

Winter is one of the best times of year to experience Eureka Springs, Arkansas. From December through February, you’ll enjoy lower lodging rates, fewer crowds, and the cozy charm of a quiet mountain town. At Eureka Sunset Cabins, winter guests can often save 10–20% off peak-season rates, while still enjoying open restaurants, shops, and all the character that makes Eureka Springs special.

Average temperatures hover around 48 degrees for the high and 27 for the low, with occasional snow dusting the treetops. Most days are clear and cool, which is close to perfect for a peaceful retreat. Evenings invite you to unwind by the fire or relax on your private deck under a quiet Ozark sky.

Warm up your winter getaway with lively music and local charm! Explore what’s happening in Eureka Springs this January

Held each January over a long weekend. Multiple indoor stages, regional bands and great winter vibes. Check the festival site for this year's dates, and call us if you want help picking a cabin around it.

Sample artisan chocolates and confections from regional makers.

The celebration builds for weeks with themed balls, parades and parties across town. The date follows Mardi Gras, so it changes every year. Tickets are available for most events, and no krewe is required.

Wooded paths around a quiet lake, half a mile from the property.

More than 20 miles of trail for hiking and mountain biking.

Walk or ride the trolley past the Victorian houses downtown.

Just 30 minutes from Eureka Sunset. Offers 13 trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, plus Beaver Lake Eagle Tours for spotting bald eagles.

Lake Bella Vista Trail (1 hour, easy)
Branchwood Walking Trail (1 hour, easy)
Tanyard Creek Nature Trail (2.2-mile loop with waterfalls and bridges).

36-mile biking and walking path connecting Fayetteville, Rogers, and Bentonville.

more than 750 miles of trails and access to Table Rock Lake.

Design your own beer tour through Eureka Springs, Rogers, and Bentonville, or explore the Fayetteville Ale Trail, featuring over 20 local breweries. It’s a great way to taste the flavors of Northwest Arkansas.

At Eureka Sunset you get privacy, the woods, and downtown two miles away. Every cabin and suite has a jetted tub for two, a gas fireplace lit October through May, fast Wi-Fi, a smart TV and a private deck over the forest. Five units have a full kitchen and four have a kitchenette. Whether you are here for a romantic weekend, a quiet retreat or the winter festivals, book early for holiday weekends and take advantage of off-season rates.