nice way to spend an afternoon. recently put on the national historic registry, but beware, no public restrooms.

This would have been an interesting 25 minutes if it didn't cost so much. And I agree that it is very run down - the plants that line the periphery of the inside of the house (the most interesting feature of the property) are not even well maintained. It makes me wonder what they are doing with all that income... More

What a waste of money. Run down, ridiculous collections, dirty. I would not recommend this to anyone.

This was such an oasis in a weekend of crowded shops and deadlines. I loved how the owner tells the interesting story of one determined woman's dream and then just lets visitors wander around on their own in the lovely gardens and house, instead of pushing us through like a herd of cattle. No, it's not a huge European castle.... More

Quigley's Castle isn't really a castle but ...If you like interesting, this is for you. This house (castle) is all made up on the outside by a collection of fossils, crystals, arrowheads, and stones that was collected by the original owner (Mrs. Elise Quigley) since her early childhood. It was actually quite interesting, there were all kinds of things around... More

This was the biggest waste of $14 (2 entry fees) on our entire trip to Eureka Springs. When you walk up to the gate and think “This looks kind of junky” go with your gut and head on down the road. I had to admit that I did use the phrase “This is the strangest thing I have ever seen”,... More

Its billed as The Ozark`s Strangest Dwelling , and it is - rocks and shells cover EVERYTHING. Kinda cool to check out, but I thought the price was way too high.

The whole family (Mom, dad and 5 children) had fun touring the house and hearing about the history of how it came about. The kids thought it would be boring but it was great.

Different from any home you've ever seen! Worth the visit. Very interesting construction. A great change of pace outing.