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Magic Springs Theme and Water Park is ranked #9 out of 14 things to do in Hot Springs, AR. See pictures and our review of Magic Springs Theme and Water Park.
Magic Springs Theme and Water Park - All You MUST Know Before You Go (2024) Magic Springs Theme and Water Park, Hot Springs: See 859 reviews, articles, and 164 photos of Magic Springs Theme and Water Park, ranked No.21 on Tripadvisor among 73 attractions in Hot Springs.
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About. Located at 1701 East Grand Avenue off of Highway 70 on the FUN side of Hot Springs, Arkansas. It is a 45 minute drive from Little Rock and within easy driving distance from Memphis, Shreveport, Dallas, and Tulsa. Magic Springs is Arkansas's only theme and water park.
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- 1701 E Grand Ave, Hot Springs, 71901-4802, Arkansas
- Hot Springs National Park
- Bathhouse Row
- Fordyce Bathhouse Museum
- Display Spring
- The Grand Promenade
- Hot Spring Cascade
- Collect Water from Thermal Water Jug Fountains
- Garvan Woodland Gardens
- Hot Springs Trolley Tours
- Experience A Spa Bathhouse
Hot Springs National Park is unlike any of the other National Parks you’ll visit. Instead of it being located in the middle of nature or the mountains, Hot Springs National Park is located right in the middle of Downtown Hot Springs! Because of this, there is no entrance fee. You are free to explore everything in Hot Springs National Park for free....
Bathhouse Row is a row of 8 bathhouses on Central Avenue, right across from downtown Hot Springs. You’ll walk down this street to visit the different bathhouses. I’ve written an entire post to explain what the different bathhouses are since I was a bit confused when I went. I wrongly assumed they were all working spa bathhouses, but many of them ha...
The first bathhouse you should visit is the Fordyce Bathhouse, which is where the National Park Visitor’s Center is located. It is also a free museum where you’ll learn more about the history of these bathhouses. It’s so interesting to see what a traditional spa looked like and the types of treatments they used. It definitely looks different from s...
Take a look at the Display Springs, located right behind the Maurice Bathhouse. You can touch a real hot spring here, but be careful because it is hotter than you expect! You see spring water coming out of the wall at such hot temperature that there is a bright green moss that grows there, which only lives in hot temperatures. Display Springs (behi...
The Grand Promenadeis located just behind Bathhouse Row, and is a nice walking path connected to some hiking paths. To get to the Grand Promenade, enter behind the bathhouses on the north and south ends of Central Ave, or you can go down the path that is to the left of Fordyce Bathhouse. You’ll see some stairs that you can walk up to get to the Gra...
Stop to see the Hot Spring Cascade, a mini hot springs waterfall located on the north end of Bathhouse Row. The Hot Spring Cascade is the largest spring in the park and is located at Arlington Lawn. You can see thermal waters coming out of the mountain at 143 degrees! Be careful. It’s hot! It’s a great place to see the hot springs and relax after w...
There are many places to collect spring water, but the one you’ll probably walk by is the one just south of Bathhouse Row, called Hill Wheatley Plaza Jug Fountain. It is a hot spring, meaning the temperature is hot! Bring a water container that can handle hot water to take some to go. There’s free parking right next to it. Below is a list of the ho...
Aside from visiting Bathhouse Row, the main attraction in Hot Springs that I wanted to make sure I went to was Garvan Woodland Gardens. Why? Not only is it beautiful as a botanical garden where you can take a nice hike to explore, but there are two main beautiful architectural masterpieces there that you won’t want to miss. Garvan Woodland Gardensi...
Take a historical downtown trolley tour of Hot Springs! Trolley rides are about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Tickets are offered first come, first served, and can be purchased at the Hot Springs Trolleys Gift Shop, located across the street from the Hot Springs Visitor Center. Trolleys are air conditioned and heated and are also handicap accessible. The ...
There are two main bathhouses you can go to experience the spa bathhouse: Quapaw Baths & Spa and Buckstaff Bathhouse. These are the only two functional bathhouses in Bathhouse Row. Quapaw Baths provides a more modern spa experience, while you can go for the traditional spa experience at Buckstaff Bathhouse.
Jun 25, 2023 · Watch on. Published: June 25, 2023. It's time for the ultimate water experience! In this episode of Check It Out, we're visiting Magic Springs Water Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Crystal Falls is located inside Magic Springs Theme Park and offers something for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Specialties: Magic Springs Theme and Water Park, known as Magic Springs, is an amusement park and water park located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, about 50 mi from Little Rock. Established in 1978. Located on the FUN side of Hot Springs, about 50 miles west of Little Rock, Magic Springs Theme & Water Park is Arkansas's only theme and water park. A single price admission includes all-day use of the ...
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