The Hot Springs National Park has a humid subtropical climate. It’s hot and humid in the summer, and cool and mild in the winter.  In the summer months, daytime temperatures can get as high as 93ºF (34ºC) and only as low as 67ºF (20ºC) at night. In the winter, the daytime high is in the … Read more

1. Look outside the National Park Camping with your family, or as a single camper, might not seem like a viable option if you only look in the National Park. There is only one campground within its boundaries because it is so small. Be open to camping in one of the surrounding State Parks. 2. … Read more

Camping is one aspect of visiting a National Park that many people take to be a package deal. However, Hot Springs National Park is slightly different in this regard since it is so small and mostly an urbanized space. There are still plenty of options for you to camp just outside of the National Park … Read more

The best time to visit Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas is from August to October. This is the period where the summer crowds are at their peak.

Recommended trails · Goat Rock Trail · West Mountain Trail · Gulpha Gorge Trail · Sunset Trail · Hot Springs Mountain Trail · The Grand Promenade · Oertel Trail / Dead Chief Trail.

Hot Springs National Forest is the oldest National Park in the United States. It was the first piece of land to be protected by the government. It is also one of the few National Parks that lies partially within an urban area. That being the case, many of the activities tourists do while visiting the … Read more

Here are some quick facts about Hot Springs National Park. Established : April 20, 1832 Land Size : 8.49 square miles Annual Visitors : 1.5 million State : Arkansas Entrance Fees : N/A More Reading : Best Time to Visit Hot Springs National Park Tips for Camping at Hot Springs National Park Best Campgrounds at Hot … Read more