"Hot Springs National Park" Top 5 Page for this destination Hot Springs National Park by frankcanfly

Hot Springs National Park Travel Guide: 37 reviews and 130 photos

Hot Springs National Park - Hot Springs National Park

Once known as the "National Spa", Hot Springs is a resort town in central Arkansas, about 55 miles southwest of Little Rock. A great town to visit, it is also the gateway to the nearby Ouachita Mountain range and Lake Ouachita.

The downtown district is Hot Springs National Park, an unusual park because it is a developed town. You can stroll along the historic Bathhouse Row to see the restored icons of this town.

Last visit to Hot Springs National Park: May 2002
Intro Updated Aug 21, 2005
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Nearby Ouachita Lake - Hot Springs National Park

Nearby Ouachita Lake Off The Beaten Path (1)

An overhead photo more travel advice

Fordyce Bathhouse - Hot Springs National Park

Fordyce Bathhouse Things to Do (1)

Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center An extensively restored bathhouse, it was reopened in 1989 and gives an excellent... more travel advice

Overhead Photo - Hot Springs National Park

Overhead Photo Favorites (1)

Here's an airborne photo of the city. You can see Bathhouse row in the upper left, as well as the observation tower... more travel advice

Houseboats Hotels (1)

Find a friend who owns a houseboat on the Lake Ouachita!! Yeah, my friend had a huge one. She called it her floating... more travel advice

Travelogues (1)

Written Aug 21, 2005

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Faiza-Ifrah Feb 16, 2006 at 6:55 PM

i liked ur tips about houseboat and warning on parking :-) nice page and good pics. but where is the hotsprings national park?
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Katmosphere Sep 4, 2005 at 1:23 PM

I want to book you for a charter flight!!
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jessicadf Mar 15, 2003 at 11:09 PM

I love the restored Fordyce bathhouse. Reminds me a bit of The Road to Wellville...
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miner Nov 8, 2002 at 8:52 PM

That wasn't your truck was it?