things to do in hot springs

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Best Cafe and Bar is conveniently located on our property and is a rewarding winning experience. From their coffee station to their bar plus variety of delicious breakfast and brunch options. You are sure to be amazed.

 Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort has a reputation as one of the premier Thoroughbred racetracks in the country since 1904. With the recent expansion of their casino section, you can test your luck in gambling in a variety of ways. 

Bathhouse Row is a place to stroll and enjoy the beautiful architecture of the bathhouse buildings. The Bathhouse Row you see today consists of eight bathhouse buildings that were constructed between the years of 1892 and 1923. Two of which are still in operation, and one has been morphed into an alluring museum. 

Experience Mid-America Science Museum to stimulate interest in science, to promote public understanding of the sciences, and to encourage life-long science education through interactive exhibits and programs. 

Ohio Club and Bar is the oldest bar in Arkansas that still operates today. Known to have the best burgers in town and sure to intrigue anyone interest in learning about the hub of what historical events flooded Hot Springs, AR. 

 Garvan Woodland Gardens is an example of The Natural State at its best. It is a breath-taking botanical garden that is composed of a multitude of trails, a treehouse, accompanied by a chapel with astonishing architecture.  

  The Goat Rock trail offers stunning views of the Ouachita Mountains and the recharge zone for the thermal springs. Limited parking is available at the overlook on North Mountain. The trailhead starts south of the parking area. 

 Balanced Rock, an outcrop of Arkansas Novaculite, offers one of the most scenic vistas within the park. The 0.2-mile Balanced Rock trail spur branches off of Sunset Trail within a curve roughly one mile from Cedar Glades Road. The trail is very steep and rocky for a short distance near Cedar Glades Road.

 The trail begins near the campground and winds through the pine/hardwood forest of the park, crossing Little Canyon Creek several times. It eventually leads to a seasonal scenic waterfall on Falls Creek and works its way back to the trailhead.