Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Welcome to Siloam Springs! This city of more than 13,000 was founded over 120 years ago as a summer health resort.

Of the 65 buildings in downtown Siloam Springs, 43 are contributing historic buildings. Of those, seven are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The historic downtown provides a variety of shopping, business, and eating. Brick sidewalks lead to Twin Springs Park and the Farmer’s Market, which operates from spring through fall. Lunch near the town fountain built in 1936 produces a fun, relaxing atmosphere. Sager Creek, surrounded by stonewalls, winds its way along beautiful hills, springs, parks with gazebos, bridges, fountains, playgrounds, and other landmarks.

The Sager Creeks Arts Center promotes literature, theater, visual arts and music through personal involvement from the community. The public library and the Siloam Springs Museum have done outstanding work in preserving and exhibiting the city’s history. The award-winning Chamber of Commerce Dogwood Festival is scheduled Friday through Sunday on the last full weekend of April. Craft exhibitors from all over the United States attract over 30,000 visitors to Siloam Springs. John Brown University located in Siloam Springs is a four-year private university and member of Arkansas Independent Colleges and Universities. Their enrollment of approximately 1,500 students represents 46 states and 30 countries.

Our community is only 45 minutes from the University of Arkansas campus and activities and just 35 minutes from the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport, and 20 minutes from I-540. Northwest Arkansas is growing at an incredible rate. Take advantage of great opportunities that are in our area.

Siloam Springs - It's a Natural!