Heber Springs Municipal (HBZ) Airport Car Service

Downtown Heber Springs sits about two miles south of Heber Springs Municipal Airport, a quick ride of roughly five minutes via Highway 110 and Main Street. We provide direct transfers to the Anderson House Inn, surrounding Heber Springs lodging, and Greers Ferry Lake resort properties with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881.

Yes. Greers Ferry Lake surrounds the Heber Springs area within five miles of HBZ. We provide direct transfers to surrounding lakefront resorts, the Sandy Beach area, and the surrounding marina locations with chauffeurs familiar with the lake access points, the surrounding rental properties, the Greers Ferry Dam area, and the recommended lodging options for arriving lake recreation visitors and guests.

Yes. The Little Red River, world famous for trophy brown trout, runs below the Greers Ferry Dam about five miles north of HBZ. We provide direct transfers for anglers heading to the JFK Park access, the Cow Shoals area, and surrounding fishing guide lodges with chauffeurs familiar with the river access points, the surrounding Heber Springs area, and the recommended fishing lodge options for arriving anglers.

Yes. The Greers Ferry Dam and the Corps of Engineers visitor center sit about five miles north of HBZ, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 25. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the dam, the William Carl Garner Visitor Center, and the surrounding John F. Kennedy commemorative area with chauffeurs familiar with the access roads and the surrounding Little Red River trout fishery for guests.

Sugar Loaf Mountain on Greers Ferry Lake sits about ten miles north of HBZ, accessible by boat from the surrounding marinas. We provide transfers to the lake marinas with chauffeurs familiar with the boat launch areas, the surrounding lakefront access points, and the recommended timing for arriving hikers planning the National Recreation Trail trip to the iconic island mountain on the lake.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for fishing gear, lake recreation equipment, golf clubs, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Little Red River trout fishing trips, Greers Ferry Lake vacation arrivals, lakefront resort transfers, and family arrivals across the central Arkansas Ozark foothills region. Reserve an SUV when booking online or by phone.

Yes. Downtown Little Rock sits about seventy miles southwest of HBZ, a drive of roughly an hour and fifteen minutes via Highway 5 and I-40. We provide direct transfers to the Capital Hotel, Little Rock Marriott, and the DoubleTree by Hilton Little Rock with chauffeurs familiar with the I-40 corridor traffic patterns, the surrounding downtown Little Rock hotel drop off points, and the River Market District.

Yes. Collins Creek and the surrounding recreation area sit about five miles north of HBZ near the Greers Ferry Dam, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 25. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the scenic creek, the surrounding trout fishing access, and the recommended nature trails with chauffeurs familiar with the access points and the surrounding Little Red River corridor for arriving guests.

Yes. Every HBZ reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking for private and commercial arrivals. If your flight is delayed by weather, Ozark foothills fog events, tornado warnings, winter ice events, summer thunderstorms, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers arrival processing and luggage.

Little Red River trout fishing season runs year round below Greers Ferry Dam, with peak brown trout fishing in fall and winter. HBZ sees increased traffic during prime fishing weekends. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for fishing guide lodge transfers, river access drop offs at JFK Park and Cow Shoals, and pickup coordination with chauffeurs familiar with the Little Red River corridor.