Absolutely worth the visit. My second time going (last time was 2018, this time 2023). Went end of September on a Saturday & Sunday (Sunday was less crowded as the Saturday was also The Great Passion Play). Location: located at the same area as The Great Passion Play, Holy Land, Bible Museum, etc but at the end of the road. You can park & walk or drive up to the statue. There is parking near the entrance gate AND at the end of the road near the statue. Price: the statue is free to visit. Favorite times to go: early morning or sunset. Just something so peaceful about the beautiful skies at sunset. Other things nearby: Holy Land Tours (2 hours; requires paid admission); The Great Passion Play (requires admission), Buffet (requires ticket), Bible museum (free), art museum (free), history museum (free), gift shops, hiking trails. Check their website for open times as some things are only open when The Great Passion Play is occurring.

This place is quite beautiful and peaceful . I would love to just spend some time there just enjoying the absolute peace I felt. The statue is quite captivating and magnificent. But the place where the cross was was where I spent quite a few minutes and said some prayers and wrote one down.

Standing sixty-seven feet high, the statue overlooks the picturesque Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It’s a minute walk from the closest parking. There is no admission/parking fee but donation is expected. There’s plenty of space and seating around to enjoy the nature and adore the Christ. There’s peace and tranquility around to help you fully immerse in the beauty of mountains. There’s plenty of other attractions on the same site such as an original slab from Berlin Wall, history museum, Israel market depiction, virtual tour of holy land, the great passion play and gift shop.

Such a neat place to visit! We hiked some trails through the hills, very beautiful area, mostly easy to hike.

If you have a drone, then don't miss to get to this place.its full of scenic beauty on top of the hillock. Opens very early in morning and has dedicated parking space for RV, cars and buses. Suggested to visit before sunset and is close to downtown.

We weren't able to attend the play, but we could drive right up to the walkway to see the statue. We were there just after sunrise, so we had to squint to see the front of it. Majestic in size, standing in the presence of the statue offered a quiet moment of peace.

We stopped in to visit the Christ of the Ozarks in June, 2023. It is quite the statue. I didn't expect it to be as large as it was. It kind of reminded me of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro. Maybe that's what they were going for? Anyway, it's a short walk from the parking area up the hill to the Christ of the Ozarks. There are some walkways allowing you to get different angles. There are also some picnic tables and such to relax. There are restrooms in the parking area. They do not charge to enter the park. But they do ask that you consider making a donation. It was a nice place to see this work of art, and reflect on its reason for being. It was worth a visit.

Great please to stop by and check out the numerous wonderful views! Not only was it a great place to visit there were also some trails in the back for you to take it was so amazing!