Siloam Springs
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Siloam Springs

Siloam Springs, Arkansas

About this city

Siloam Springs is a historic, beautifully vibrant border city positioned flatly on the far western edge of the Ozark plateau, sharing its western state line directly with Oklahoma. Founded in 1880 around curative cold flowing mineral springs along Sager Creek, the town expertly preserves its picture-perfect, tree-lined historic downtown commercial core built entirely of late-19th-century brick. Today, it is anchored by John Brown University, creating a deeply energetic collegiate culture combined with progressive whitewater river recreation and booming manufacturing.

Location & Administrative

County
Benton County
Time Zone
CST
State Code
AR

Transportation & Accessibility

Nearest Airports
XNA
Getting Around
Car RequiredWalkable

Weather & Timing

Best Months
MarAprMaySepOctNov
Average Temperature
Peak Season
Spring
Off Season
Humid Season

Economics & Local Vibe

Population
City proper 17.3K · Metro area 605.6K
Sales Tax
9.5%
Key Industries
Higher Education and Applied SciencesPoultry Processing and Food ScienceIndustrial Component Manufacturing

Practical Tourism Metadata

Suggested stay: 1–2 days

Stroll along the historic landscaped parks of Sager Creek in downtown, kayak the custom-engineered rapids at Siloam Springs Kayak Park, and attend student performances at John Brown University.