Magic Springs Arkansas offers a variety of cabins for visitors to stay in during their visit to the amusement park and water park. These cabins are a great option for those who want a more rustic and secluded experience during their stay. The cabins at Magic Springs Arkansas are located in the surrounding area, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of nature while still being close to all the park has to offer. The cabins are equipped with all the necessary amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, including full kitchens, bathrooms, and sleeping accommodations for multiple guests. Staying in one of the cabins offers a unique experience, allowing visitors to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in nature. The peaceful surroundings and stunning views make for the perfect setting to relax and unwind after a day of excitement at the park.
*In a recent interview with Richie Unterberger, bassist Steve Boone had this to say about their treatment by label Kama Sutra: “So we were a) worked to death and never had the chance to really breathe deep and spend time on the cuts, and b) the label and the way they got records on the air had nothing to do with somebody sitting back and putting on FM 101.7 and smoking a joint and listening to eleven, twelve, ten cuts, maybe with some kind of a sequential order to them. That was so alien to them that I don’t think they could even handle it if they were asked to experience music that way. All they could think was wham, bam, thank you ma’am. Get it on the air, get it in the top of the charts, get it off the air, and get the next one up there.”
A brief glance at Do You Believe in Magic s tracklisting suggests it s Do You Believe in Magic, Younger Girl and Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind apart a warm-up for bigger and better things to come. That might seem like an extraordinary bout of productivity, but it was in fact pretty common practice in an era where labels assumed bands would have a short shelf life, and needed to be milked dry while people were paying attention.
The peaceful surroundings and stunning views make for the perfect setting to relax and unwind after a day of excitement at the park. In addition to the cabins themselves, Magic Springs Arkansas also offers a range of amenities and activities for guests to enjoy. These include hiking trails, fishing spots, and picnic areas, allowing visitors to make the most of their time outdoors.
Do You Believe In Magic?
What’s the harm in believing in magic? I am a realist and still, I’ve spent much of my life believing in magic and synchronicities; believing that things always turn out as they should.
I realize that over the past year, I’ve lost a lot of that. I’ve been actively grieving while losing so many people that I love. I’ve been finding myself again. I’ve been struggling but still moving.
I miss magic. I miss tiny acts of kindness, like seeing a woman crying on the subway and quietly giving her tissue. Or paying for a stranger’s coffee or manicure. Or stopping to chat with the homeless guy who was often in my neighborhood. (He told me he was homeless, this isn’t some thing I’m just assuming. A lot of folks that we assume are homeless actually aren’t and may be struggling in other ways.)
His name is Leon and I learned a lot about him over my years in Ft. Greene. The building next to us used to be a storage facility that he lived in. And when that was torn down to make room for a luxury space, he just sort of floated. He’d go to the local hospital and use the public bathrooms there to clean up. I think he had a home base somewhere, a room or some thing. But he was always still hanging around the neighborhood. We chatted so often that he even offered me $20 one day when I was heading to the subway. And I remember looking at him and saying “damn Leon, am I looking like I’m down on my luck today?” He laughed and said that he just wanted me to know that I could have it if I wanted it and he was happy to share. He also told me to stop smoking. I don’t smoke so. there’s always that.
But let me be very clear, Leon knew exactly who I was. Even years after I moved away to a different neighborhood, I ran into him again and he remembered so much of what we used to talk about. He remembered Ira and asked how he was doing, too. Leon was Leon. I miss him.
I know that was a long winding story but I do miss those moments of kindness, connection, magic and coincidence. Those moments that were so common in my lived experience that I swear most people must’ve thought I was making this shit up.
And what I’m slowly beginning to remember is that I created those moments, they didn’t just happen. I looked for those moments. I was open to those moments. And so I found them.
Today, I’m deciding to begin seeking magic. Once again.
Because of this last year I’ve incredible loss and sadness. Not in spite of it.
As always friends, thanks for letting me ramble. xx
The album does feel a little slight, it’s true, but it’s hugely charming. The fact that it starts with the title track – one of the greatest of all pop singles – certainly helps in this regard. Key to Sebastian’s art was his seemingly total sincerity. Granted, he was only in his early twenties himself, but few men in rock could write lines like “Believe in the magic of a young girl’s soul, believe in the magic of rock ’n’ roll” without coming off as unattractively cynical or disgracefully lecherous. Coming from Sebastian, such sentiments seem neither. It is instead utterly disarming.
Overall, the cabins at Magic Springs Arkansas provide a fantastic option for those looking for a unique and immersive experience during their visit to the park. Whether you're traveling with family, friends, or even just looking for a solo getaway, staying in one of these cabins is sure to enhance your overall experience..
Reviews for "Experience Nature's Beauty at Magic Springs Arkansas Cabins"
1. Lisa - 1 star
I recently stayed at the Magic Springs Arkansas Cabins and was extremely disappointed with my experience. The cabin was not clean upon arrival, with dirty floors and a smell that was hard to ignore. The amenities advertised were also lacking - the Wi-Fi was nearly non-existent and the TV barely had any channels.
Additionally, the customer service was subpar. The staff seemed uninterested in addressing our concerns and were not helpful in resolving any issues we had during our stay. Overall, I would not recommend staying at the Magic Springs Arkansas Cabins if you value cleanliness and good service.
2. John - 2 stars
My family and I booked a cabin at Magic Springs Arkansas Cabins for a weekend getaway, but it was far from what we expected. The cabin was quite run down and in need of some serious renovations. The furniture was outdated and uncomfortable, and the overall maintenance of the cabin was poor.
The location of the cabins was also disappointing. We were expecting a serene and peaceful atmosphere, but instead, we were right next to a noisy road with constant traffic. It made it difficult to relax and enjoy our time in nature.
Overall, Magic Springs Arkansas Cabins did not live up to our expectations. We were disappointed with the condition of the cabin and the noisy surroundings. We will not be returning in the future.