Wondering why we paid to see this now you can see prettier for free

walking trails and rocks. It was ok, just a nice walk but sorry I paid to see the rocks. Nothing to awww about. once was enough.

They let you collect rocks from the park so that was kind of fun. The bridge was small and not super the pivot rock is neat and it is a nice trail. Trail is a b it steep in a few places for the elderly but a decent little tour.

Pivot Rock and Natural Bridge is a great nature trail that is kid friendly and easy for almost anyone. Lots of cool rock formations to crawl & climb on for the kids (& adults!). Lots of great picture taking opportunities! The gift shop is adorable and one of the most affordable if not the most affordable gift shop we visited... More

I have to admit, when I read negative reviews of this place, we had second thoughts about going...we are SO glad we chose to go anyway! Visit Pivot Rock! The rock and natural bridge are just an added bonus to the natural beauty of this place! We took lots of pics and even ventured off the main path, onto another... More

We got there and immediately thought it seemed expensive but thought "this is our only opportunity to see it" so we paid and did the very short walk to the rock. The so called natural bridge was actually quite pretty even though it wasnt really a bridge. The worst thing was we got to pivot rock and when you get... More

Arkansas is blessed with numerous rock formations, caves, and rivers for the hiking enthusiast and we've enjoyed the Ozark Mountain and Buffalo River areas very much for the nature these areas have to offer. Spent a few hot days in Eureka Springs to check out it's attractions and a couple of shows and decided to visit the Pivot Rock and... More

After spending a week in Eureka Springs seeing all it had to offer and enjoying it so much our last day we drove in by the BIG sign down the LONG road we were the only car in the parking lot. We spent our last $9.50 cash on a rock bridge and pivot rock that was at best a poor... More

We went looking specifically for this 'attraction'. We drove for what seemed like a very long time. The road kept getting continually worse. You enter through the gift shop where you pay your $4.50 per person. After looking at pictures, we decided not to pay the money for something that should be free.