Hot Springs National Park

Husband and I came here for a little getaway. It is such a great little park! Everything is super accessible and walkable. Very clean park. It is small, used to be the smallest National Park until 2018 when St.Lewis Gateway Arch took that place. The walkways are really relaxing and nice. They do a good job of posting all the historical information everywhere! Bathhouse Row has such gorgeous buildings and architecture. Of course it has the usual tourist trappings as well.

Had a wonderful visit to Hot Springs National Park. Hiked many trails within the park. Took both the inside and outside tours provided by the NPS staff. Shopped at the NPS gift shop and got a few souvenirs. So amazing to see the multiple locations where the hot water comes out of the ground. Such a cool park.

I visited the park a few weeks ago and had a wonderful time. I only stayed a few hours, but I enjoyed walking around the town and on some of the trails. I liked that it is a dog friendly park as well. Some of the stores in town were also dog friendly. The scenery was beautiful and I hope to visit again in the future.

Out The Way; Not OUT OF the way! Staying Down south and flying is out of the question? Scared of the water? Train ride too long and goes really no where worth that time? Take a ride to Hot Springs. Quiet Quaint and quite the quality time you may find. Just simply.... a good getaway 💕🤗💕

This is a perfect place for a family visit. There isn’t much hiking or many scenic viewpoints, but there are plenty of shopping areas, museums, restaurants, and bars. Most importantly, the hot springs water was amazing and all the history. I recommend staying at least a few nights if you visit with family. However, if you’re looking for adventure, this may not be the place for you. It’s nice place to do some self-care for a few days..