There’s something for everyone. Relaxing nature walks, crystal mining, thoroughbred horse racing, fishing, water sports and much more!

Enjoy Every Season
Hot Springs and Arkansas enjoy the four seasons in moderation, and the longer spring and fall seasons provide a mild climate. The average temperature is 41 degrees in January and 82 in July. The annual relative humidity averages 75 percent. Arkansas receives approximately 58 inches of rainfall a year, and Hot Springs receives an average of 5.2 inches of snowfall annually.

Lots of Golf
The 12 championship courses in the greater Hot Springs region feature some of the most scenic and challenging layouts in the state. Diamondhead Community is an affordable, PGA sanctioned 18-hole course. Glenwood County Club features championship conditioning and precise tee time timekeeping. Hot Springs Village has eight well manicured golf courses and offers four sets of tees for all handicappers. The Hot Springs Country Club, nestled in the Ouachita Mountains, has two championship 18-hole courses, both on The Natural State Golf Trail. Contact these courses to schedule a relaxing afternoon of corporate play or a competitive game for 4 all year round. 

See It All from the Mountain Tower
The 216-foot tower on Hot Springs Mountain has two viewing levels and a spectacular view of Hot Springs National Park, the Ouachita Mountains and National Forest.