Hot Springs Hideout Guidebook
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Hot Springs is the ultimate vacation destination for those wanting a variety of activities in close proximity. Bathhouse Row is world known for their revitalizing hot baths. Join the fun at the newly expanded Oaklawn Casino and live thoroughbred horse racing from January through early May. Take your boat out on Lake Hamilton for a special dinner or a day of tubing with the kids. Do you like to fish? Well, you've found one of the best fishing holes anywhere around.
145 yerel halk öneriyor
Hot Springs
Hot Springs is the ultimate vacation destination for those wanting a variety of activities in close proximity. Bathhouse Row is world known for their revitalizing hot baths. Join the fun at the newly expanded Oaklawn Casino and live thoroughbred horse racing from January through early May. Take your boat out on Lake Hamilton for a special dinner or a day of tubing with the kids. Do you like to fish? Well, you've found one of the best fishing holes anywhere around.
On March 4, 1921, Hot Springs was made an official national park by President Woodrow Wilson. Hot Springs National Park has a long and complex history that is as intertwined with the human spirit as it is with the unique factors that create our thermal springs. The land here has been federally protected since 1832, but starting in 1921, when we were made an official national park, our mission grew and we joined the growing list of places that preserve and protect the places and stories of our nation.
Looking ahead at our next 100 years, we hope to continue and expand the National Park Service mission to preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources of the National Park Service for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. Whether you are a community member, a visitor, or a virtual explorer, Hot Springs National Park hopes you will experience and connect with a park that has inspired more than 100 years of health, connection, and wellness.
145 yerel halk öneriyor
Hot Springs
On March 4, 1921, Hot Springs was made an official national park by President Woodrow Wilson. Hot Springs National Park has a long and complex history that is as intertwined with the human spirit as it is with the unique factors that create our thermal springs. The land here has been federally protected since 1832, but starting in 1921, when we were made an official national park, our mission grew and we joined the growing list of places that preserve and protect the places and stories of our nation.
Looking ahead at our next 100 years, we hope to continue and expand the National Park Service mission to preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources of the National Park Service for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. Whether you are a community member, a visitor, or a virtual explorer, Hot Springs National Park hopes you will experience and connect with a park that has inspired more than 100 years of health, connection, and wellness.
Food scene
Updated and fabulous. Give the Vault a try for an outstanding dining experience in Downtown Hot Springs.
76 yerel halk öneriyor
VAULT
723 Central AveUpdated and fabulous. Give the Vault a try for an outstanding dining experience in Downtown Hot Springs.
Do you love a unique dining experience? Oysters and steak in your taste buds? Then you have to try 501 Prim and the Burbon Bar.
93 yerel halk öneriyor
501 Prime
215 E Grand AveDo you love a unique dining experience? Oysters and steak in your taste buds? Then you have to try 501 Prim and the Burbon Bar.
Try out some local moonshine and get to see the entire process. Great gift shop too.
19 yerel halk öneriyor
Crystal Ridge Damıtma Tesisi
455 Broadway StTry out some local moonshine and get to see the entire process. Great gift shop too.
A fun dining experience right on the water. Great burgers. Outside dining or bar side with big screen tvs for your entertainment.
95 yerel halk öneriyor
Bubba Brews - On Lake Hamilton
1252 Airport RdA fun dining experience right on the water. Great burgers. Outside dining or bar side with big screen tvs for your entertainment.
One of our favorite local restaurants! A must for an evening of fine dining.
55 yerel halk öneriyor
Luna Bella
104 Grand Isle WayOne of our favorite local restaurants! A must for an evening of fine dining.
Oh My!! The best ice cream EVER! Made fresh right there in the store. Lots of flavor choices. A single scoop is huge and very satisfying!
12 yerel halk öneriyor
Scoops Ice Cream
4043 Central AveOh My!! The best ice cream EVER! Made fresh right there in the store. Lots of flavor choices. A single scoop is huge and very satisfying!
Our local Olive Garden is excellent. It is so convenient to the Hideout too! Open for lunch and dinner. Take out available too if you want to take it back to the hideout and enjoy lake views with your pasta!
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
4108 Central AveOur local Olive Garden is excellent. It is so convenient to the Hideout too! Open for lunch and dinner. Take out available too if you want to take it back to the hideout and enjoy lake views with your pasta!
A great place for live entertainment and a great meal.
For reservations go to : hotspringsbathhousedinnertheatre.com
Located in Historic Downtown Hot Springs
701 Central Avenue • Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
Seating begins at 5:30 pm.
Call for availability and COVID restrictions
501-318-1600
12 yerel halk öneriyor
Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Theatre
701 Central AveA great place for live entertainment and a great meal.
For reservations go to : hotspringsbathhousedinnertheatre.com
Located in Historic Downtown Hot Springs
701 Central Avenue • Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
Seating begins at 5:30 pm.
Call for availability and COVID restrictions
501-318-1600
You won't be disappointed in the BBQ. They sell out quickly so place advance orders. They have a small outdoor area for dining but it is best as takeout.
Rib Cage BBQ
5429 Central AveYou won't be disappointed in the BBQ. They sell out quickly so place advance orders. They have a small outdoor area for dining but it is best as takeout.
The beer is local, fabulous and really cold. Pizza is the best. A great place for a fun lunch or easy dinner.
84 yerel halk öneriyor
SQZBX
236 Ouachita AveThe beer is local, fabulous and really cold. Pizza is the best. A great place for a fun lunch or easy dinner.
Sightseeing
A must see! The gardens are fabulous anytime of the year. A beautiful walk with the kids and some days are dog friendly. Tulips in the springs are stunning and the Christmas decorations ( November & December) are magical. Don't miss seeing the tree house and the Anthony Chapel in the woods.
231 yerel halk öneriyor
Garvan Orman Bahçeleri
4819 Arkridge Rd A must see! The gardens are fabulous anytime of the year. A beautiful walk with the kids and some days are dog friendly. Tulips in the springs are stunning and the Christmas decorations ( November & December) are magical. Don't miss seeing the tree house and the Anthony Chapel in the woods.
Casino, Astral Spa, Hotel and live thoroughbred horse racing
Try your luck at the newly renovated Oaklawn Casino. Have a couples day at Astral Spa; never to be forgotten meal at the Bugler and live thoroughbred horse racing beginning December 3, 2021.
Home of the biggest little thoroughbred horse racing track in the country. Racing at it's best January through the first week of May. The Casino is Vegas style and open year round. Don't miss the fine restaurants like the Bugler
263 yerel halk öneriyor
Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort
2705 Central AveHome of the biggest little thoroughbred horse racing track in the country. Racing at it's best January through the first week of May. The Casino is Vegas style and open year round. Don't miss the fine restaurants like the Bugler
Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort
2705 Central AveAstral Spa at Oaklawn Five Star luxury
Outdoor recreation
Fishing, camping, rafting. . .Lake Catherine has it all.
81 yerel halk öneriyor
Catherine Gölü Eyalet Parkı
1200 Catherine Park RdFishing, camping, rafting. . .Lake Catherine has it all.
Beyond the campground, Catherine's Landing also has hiking trails and kayak rentals to explore the lake.
Catherine’s Landing
1700 Shady Grove RdBeyond the campground, Catherine's Landing also has hiking trails and kayak rentals to explore the lake.
Want to zipline? How about a kayak rental. Check our Adventureworks Hot Springs!
24 yerel halk öneriyor
Adventureworks Hot Springs
1700 Shady Grove RdWant to zipline? How about a kayak rental. Check our Adventureworks Hot Springs!
A stone's throw from Downtown Hot Springs. A great place to camp or take the dog for a great hike.
10 yerel halk öneriyor
Gulpha Gorge Campground
305 Gorge RdA stone's throw from Downtown Hot Springs. A great place to camp or take the dog for a great hike.
530 Lake Park Drive, Hot Springs, AR
A great spot for a picnic or an easy hike with the kids and dogs. Lake views and fishing too!
ADA Accessible
Benches
Bike Trail
Electrical Outlets
Fishing
Grill(s)
Natural Surface Walking Trail
Overlook
Parking
Pavilion(s)
Pedestrian Bridge
Picnic Shelters
Playground(s)
Restrooms
Trails
Water
17 yerel halk öneriyor
Entergy Park
530 Lake Park Dr530 Lake Park Drive, Hot Springs, AR
A great spot for a picnic or an easy hike with the kids and dogs. Lake views and fishing too!
ADA Accessible
Benches
Bike Trail
Electrical Outlets
Fishing
Grill(s)
Natural Surface Walking Trail
Overlook
Parking
Pavilion(s)
Pedestrian Bridge
Picnic Shelters
Playground(s)
Restrooms
Trails
Water
History
Andrew H. Hulsey State Fish Hatchery is on the south side of Lake Hamilton in Garland County. It covers 134 acres in the southern edge of the scenic Ouachita Mountains, one mile north of Arkansas Highway 290 and 12 miles south of Hot Springs. It is the second-largest of four warm-water fish hatcheries owned and operated by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Land for the hatchery grounds was donated to the AGFC in 1939 by the late Harvey Couch. Construction of the first 12 ponds and pumping station was completed in 1940, and the first crop of fish was raised at the Lake Hamilton State Fish Hatchery in 1941. Throughout the late 1940s and 1950s, more ponds were constructed on the hatchery grounds. In 1987, the hatchery was renamed Andrew H. Hulsey State Fish Hatchery in honor of former AGFC Director Andrew Hulsey.
During the mid-1980s through the early 2000s, the hatchery facilities were renovated and expanded. The hatchery includes 42 earthen ponds, ranging from 0.4 acres to 4 acres, totaling 84.1 acres. All ponds are devoted to continuous production of native and non-native sportfish for stocking public waters throughout Arkansas.
8 yerel halk öneriyor
Andrew H. Hulsey State Fish Hatchery
350 Fish Hatchery RdHistory
Andrew H. Hulsey State Fish Hatchery is on the south side of Lake Hamilton in Garland County. It covers 134 acres in the southern edge of the scenic Ouachita Mountains, one mile north of Arkansas Highway 290 and 12 miles south of Hot Springs. It is the second-largest of four warm-water fish hatcheries owned and operated by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Land for the hatchery grounds was donated to the AGFC in 1939 by the late Harvey Couch. Construction of the first 12 ponds and pumping station was completed in 1940, and the first crop of fish was raised at the Lake Hamilton State Fish Hatchery in 1941. Throughout the late 1940s and 1950s, more ponds were constructed on the hatchery grounds. In 1987, the hatchery was renamed Andrew H. Hulsey State Fish Hatchery in honor of former AGFC Director Andrew Hulsey.
During the mid-1980s through the early 2000s, the hatchery facilities were renovated and expanded. The hatchery includes 42 earthen ponds, ranging from 0.4 acres to 4 acres, totaling 84.1 acres. All ponds are devoted to continuous production of native and non-native sportfish for stocking public waters throughout Arkansas.
Outdoor adventure starts here!
caddoriver.com
Phone number
(870) 356-5336
26 Highway 8 E Glenwood, AR 71943
17 yerel halk öneriyor
Caddo River Camping and Canoe Rental
26 AR-8Outdoor adventure starts here!
caddoriver.com
Phone number
(870) 356-5336
26 Highway 8 E Glenwood, AR 71943
About a 1 1/2 hours from Hot Springs the Park allows you to mine for DIAMONDS!
One of the only places in the world where the public can search for real diamonds in their original volcanic source, Crater of Diamonds is a one-of-a-kind experience that brings people from all over the world to Murfreesboro, Arkansas. Visitors to the park search a 37-acre field, the eroded surface of a volcanic crater, for a variety of rocks, minerals, and gemstones – and any rock or mineral you find is yours to keep. You may bring your own mining equipment to search with (no battery-operated or motor-driven mining tools allowed), or rent tools from the park.
870-285-3113
209 State Park Rd
Murfreesboro, AR 71958
81 yerel halk öneriyor
Elmas Krateri Eyalet Parkı
209 State Park RdAbout a 1 1/2 hours from Hot Springs the Park allows you to mine for DIAMONDS!
One of the only places in the world where the public can search for real diamonds in their original volcanic source, Crater of Diamonds is a one-of-a-kind experience that brings people from all over the world to Murfreesboro, Arkansas. Visitors to the park search a 37-acre field, the eroded surface of a volcanic crater, for a variety of rocks, minerals, and gemstones – and any rock or mineral you find is yours to keep. You may bring your own mining equipment to search with (no battery-operated or motor-driven mining tools allowed), or rent tools from the park.
870-285-3113
209 State Park Rd
Murfreesboro, AR 71958
Magic Springs is a great place for family activities ... thrilling rides; cool swimming pools and lazy river rides and a Summer Concert Series. Check it out!
169 yerel halk öneriyor
Magic Springs Tema ve Su Parkı
1701 E Grand AveMagic Springs is a great place for family activities ... thrilling rides; cool swimming pools and lazy river rides and a Summer Concert Series. Check it out!
Bath House Row
A Historic must see in Downtown Hot Springs
Come taste the finest native wines in Arkansas at both of our wineries!
We have all kind of grapes! Come try out tasty muscadine wines as well as our strawberry wine! We get our grapes from all over.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Sunday - Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday & Saturday 10am - 8pm
501-623-9463
1503 & 220 Central Ave
HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901
22 yerel halk öneriyor
Bath House Row Winery
220 Central AveA Historic must see in Downtown Hot Springs
Come taste the finest native wines in Arkansas at both of our wineries!
We have all kind of grapes! Come try out tasty muscadine wines as well as our strawberry wine! We get our grapes from all over.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Sunday - Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday & Saturday 10am - 8pm
501-623-9463
1503 & 220 Central Ave
HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901
The Buckstaff Bath House Co. was built by a group of investors (stockholders) starting in 1911 with the purpose of providing a place where people could go to receive the benefits of the natural mineral waters found only here in Hot Springs National Park. Built in the Roman Gothic style of architecture the Buckstaff opened in 1912 and is still fully operational.
Mineral Bath and Massage packages available from $38 - $98.
509 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901
501-623-2308
78 yerel halk öneriyor
Buckstaff Bathhouse
509 Central AveThe Buckstaff Bath House Co. was built by a group of investors (stockholders) starting in 1911 with the purpose of providing a place where people could go to receive the benefits of the natural mineral waters found only here in Hot Springs National Park. Built in the Roman Gothic style of architecture the Buckstaff opened in 1912 and is still fully operational.
Mineral Bath and Massage packages available from $38 - $98.
509 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901
501-623-2308
The Quapaw was built in a Spanish Colonial Revival style and sits on the site of two previous bathhouses, the Horseshoe and Magnesia. It was established in 1922 and named after a Native American tribe that once held land in the area.
Tel: 501-609-9822
413 Central Ave.
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Available services include facials, makeup application, massage, thermal pools and more.
106 yerel halk öneriyor
Quapaw Baths & Spa
413 Central AveThe Quapaw was built in a Spanish Colonial Revival style and sits on the site of two previous bathhouses, the Horseshoe and Magnesia. It was established in 1922 and named after a Native American tribe that once held land in the area.
Tel: 501-609-9822
413 Central Ave.
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Available services include facials, makeup application, massage, thermal pools and more.
Farmers Market
121 Orange Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901: 501-262-8049
The market operates year round, with a Main Market season (May through October) on Saturday mornings, 7a until noon and Tuesday evenings or until produce runs out.
The Winter Market (November through April), while smaller, operates on Saturday mornings, 9a until noon. Plenty of free parking is available at both the North and South entrances of the Market. During the market, customers form close relationships with the farmers who have grown their food. With the local food and organic food movements growing, the Farmers Market has gained even more popularity as a place to purchase high quality, home-grown produce from people they know and farms they visit. The Market also offers fresh herbs, plants, flowers, eggs, meat products, fresh-baked breads and desserts, local honey, jams, jellies, spreads and so much more! On the last Saturday each month, during the Main Market Season, we invite the community's youth to set up a booth. This allows our youth to sell their own handmade, homemade, and homegrown items alongside the regular vendors to gain experience and be mentored by our valued Farmers & Artisans.
145 yerel halk öneriyor
Hot Springs
121 Orange Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901: 501-262-8049
The market operates year round, with a Main Market season (May through October) on Saturday mornings, 7a until noon and Tuesday evenings or until produce runs out.
The Winter Market (November through April), while smaller, operates on Saturday mornings, 9a until noon. Plenty of free parking is available at both the North and South entrances of the Market. During the market, customers form close relationships with the farmers who have grown their food. With the local food and organic food movements growing, the Farmers Market has gained even more popularity as a place to purchase high quality, home-grown produce from people they know and farms they visit. The Market also offers fresh herbs, plants, flowers, eggs, meat products, fresh-baked breads and desserts, local honey, jams, jellies, spreads and so much more! On the last Saturday each month, during the Main Market Season, we invite the community's youth to set up a booth. This allows our youth to sell their own handmade, homemade, and homegrown items alongside the regular vendors to gain experience and be mentored by our valued Farmers & Artisans.