Hot Springs National Park - Hot Springs, Arkansas

Hot Springs National Park is a national park and popular tourist attraction that is located in Hot Springs, AR, United States. The park's address is Hot Springs, AR, United States. You can contact the park by phone at 5016206715 or visit their website at nps.gov for more information.

The park offers a variety of services and amenities, including on-site services, wheelchair-accessible car parks, wheelchair-accessible entrances, hiking trails, barbecue grills, picnic tables, public toilets, and is suitable for kids. Children can enjoy kid-friendly hikes and there is even a dog park for furry friends. Dogs are allowed in the park.

Hot Springs National Park is known for its natural hot springs, which have been a popular destination for healing and relaxation for centuries. Visitors can soak in the hot springs at the park's bathhouses, which have been restored to their original early 20th-century appearance.

The park also offers a variety of hiking trails, including the scenic Hot Springs Mountain Trail, which offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. Other points of interest in the park include the Grand Promenade, a half-mile long walkway lined with historic buildings, and the Fordyce Bathhouse, which now serves as a museum and visitor center.

The park has received a total of 14777 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.7/5. Visitors have praised the park for its natural beauty, historic bathhouses, and family-friendly activities.

Reviews of Hot Springs National Park

christina cerna

5/5

Ideal for those who enjoy all levels of hiking. The trails are beautiful and well-marked and there are trails maps at each of the trail heads that you can use to get around. Even during their busy season, the park is pretty quiet with lots of opportunity to see wildlife. Views are beautiful and plenty.

Brad Simpson

4/5

Went on vacation here for a week stayed at Starlight Village in a Geodome. It was an awesome week. Ended up extending our stay an additional day and still didn't get all we wanted to do, done. Definitely want to make a return trip some day in the future.

Katana Motors

5/5

We made it up to the Mountain Towers Observation and the breathtaking views make you fall in love with the Hot Springs area. Maybe we should leave the city life and move here was racing in my head. The hike up was a short distance of 0.63 miles. It was a nice refreshing sweat that can be quenched by the Natural Hot Spring Water with minerals that was obtained from the free Hot Spring Fountain next to the Bath Houses. Just beautiful!

Melanie Eng

5/5

What a hidden gem! It’s not your traditional national park, this one is all about the hot springs and bathhouses. The area is very clean and well maintained. Plan to stay at least half a day to a day. Enjoy one of the two operating bathhouses (make sure too read upon their rules depending on which bathhouse), followed by a beer and meal at the brewery (inside last bathhouse on bathhouse row) and take a stroll on the Grand Promenade.

Terry Cox

5/5

Congress deemed this place a national treasure, so it was named a National Park. Not your typical NP. It's in historical downtown. A row of several huge bathhouses on the town's main street. Lots of family fun activities and includes plenty of hiking trail systems. Free and no passes required. Lots of unique guided and unguided tours. Plenty of food, shopping, trinkets, ice cream shops.

Eric Vowell

5/5

Really is just a wonderful National park. Downtown Hot Springs Arkansas with all of the bathhouse row and the natural geyser Hot Springs as well as fresh cool water Springs makes this park just a wonderful visit. You can enjoy Scenic views of nature as well as historic architectural bathhouse buildings in the downtown area. Absolutely love Hot Springs National Park and will continue to visit as long as I am able

Becky Taylor

5/5

Most unique NP we have visited. The urban setting plus mountain trails is special. Took in the thermal waters and enjoyed the only NP that uses thermal waters to brew beer and root beer, delicious! Wonderful gift shop and water fountains to drink the from the 143 degree natural springs.

Kaira

5/5

We hiked 13.5 miles thru this beautiful park. Bugs were minimal and had nice tree cover on a warm day. The two bath houses close very early so if you wanna soak go before 2pm. The town of HotSprings is very cute ! I would visit again and add an extra day just to see everything.