Natural hot springs in Arkansas
2 cataloged springs — 0 listed free, 0 clothing-optional.
By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026
Quick picks in Arkansas
Selected from directory records — each list states its criteria. Verify access before visiting.
Arkansas springs (2 of 2)
Buckstaff Bathhouse
Hot Springs, Arkansas
102°Freported
Quapaw Baths & Spa
Hot Springs, Arkansas
100°Freported
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Complete index — all 2 springs in Arkansas
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These Arkansas records are documented but not currently listed as recommended visits — they may be closed, restricted, view-only, or have unconfirmed access. Each page carries the latest reported status and the official source to confirm with.
Thermal Jug Fountain (Hot Springs National Park) — View only — no soaking
Arkansas hot springs FAQ
There are 2 thermal springs and geothermal soaking pools cataloged across Arkansas. Reported temperatures vary — always test water and verify access before visiting.
Access fees vary by location in Arkansas. Commercial spa resorts and developed mineral soak tubs typically require day-use admission.
Natural geothermal soaking pools in Arkansas typically range from 98°F to 106°F (36.5°C to 41°C). Geothermal source temperatures at the spring origin can reach higher levels, so always test water temperature before entering.
In Arkansas, swimsuits are generally required at developed mineral resorts and public park facilities.