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Things to Do

Hot Springs

Hot Springs, Arkansas is a scenic 20-minute drive from our cabins. The city of Hot Springs, situated between Lake Hamilton and Hot Springs National Park, offers a wealth of natural and cultural attractions and makes a wonderful day trip.

Aerial view of a small city area surrounded by dense forest, featuring several large historic buildings, a curving road with parked cars, and an outdoor pool nestled among trees and hills.
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Historic Downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas

Explore the past, present, and future of Hot Springs at its historic downtown, which features beautifully preserved and restored hotels, shops, museums, galleries, restaurants, and more.

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Hot Springs National Park

The first federally protected area in the national park system encompasses the northern area of Hot Springs. Hike along 26 miles of scenic trails and enjoy three scenic drives.

Small waterfall cascading over moss-covered rocks surrounded by lush green plants, with clear water pooling gently at the base.
A steaming hot spring pool surrounded by natural rocks and lush green trees, with a wooden fence and pathway in the background, creating a tranquil outdoor setting.
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Hot Springs Bathhouse Row

People have been coming to the relaxing waters of Hot Springs, Arkansas—”The American Spa”—for over two hundred years. Enjoy a glimpse into the well-preserved past of thermal water therapy and savor a Hot Spring bath.

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Hot Springs Fine Arts District

Ranked as “One of the Best Small Art Towns in America,” downtown galleries display works of art from around the world; the Gallery Walk on the first Friday of each month features new exhibit openings; year-round events include theater, poetry, plus premier art, music, and film festivals.

Abstract painting with vibrant splashes of red, blue, yellow, green, and orange, featuring bold brushstrokes, black ink splatters, and intersecting lines, creating a sense of dynamic movement and energy.
Three jockeys riding horses race on a grassy track, with two horses in the lead and one further behind. The riders wear colorful uniforms and helmets, and trees and buildings are visible in the background.
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Horse Racing at Oaklawn Jockey Club

Enjoy thoroughbred racing from January through April at Oaklawn Jockey Club, which also offers simulcasting, bars, a restaurant, tavern, lounge, and gift shop.

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Magic Springs Amusement Park

The premier amusement park in Hot Springs, Arkansas is a treat for the whole family. Magic Springs is an exciting mix of thrilling rides and entertaining concerts that range from Rock to Country, R&B and more!

A red roller coaster train with riders speeds down a steep loop against a partly cloudy sky, with green trees in the foreground.
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Hot Springs Music Festival (June)

The annual Hot Springs Music Festival unites over 250 musicians from around the world for a premier musical event in Hot Springs National Park.

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Hot Springs JazzFest (September)

The second weekend of September brings the annual Hot Springs JazzFest to historic downtown Hot Springs with three days of world-class jazz bands performing a full spectrum of jazz styles. Enjoy the cuisine of the Food Court and the offerings of the Merchant Vendors.

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