Hot Springs National Park steams with 47 natural thermal springs gushing 700,000 gallons daily. Pull your RV into Catherine's Landing or Gulpha Gorge Campground for instant access to Bathhouse Row's historic bathhouses. Camp here to hike Gulpha Gorge trails and unwind in the Ouachita Mountains' embrace.
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Hot Springs National Park draws crowds to Bathhouse Row, where elegant structures like the Buckstaff Bathhouse still offer thermal soaks. Fordyce Bathhouse shines as a free museum showcasing 20th-century spa life. Summit Hot Springs Mountain Tower for sweeping views over the city and Lake Hamilton. Hike Goat Rock Trail to chase waterfalls amid hardwood forests.
Catherine's Landing caters to comfort seekers with WiFi and lakefront pads from $67 per night. Gulpha Gorge Campground hooks budget adventurers at $25-$34 per night, featuring 50-amp power, dump station, pet-friendly sites, and full sewer hookups. Both spots position you steps from park entrances and downtown Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs National Park protects 47 thermal springs that flow at 143 degrees Fahrenheit. Bathhouse Row features eight historic bathhouses, including the Fordyce Bathhouse Museum for spa history tours. Visitors hike 26 miles of trails like the Grand Promenade or Hot Springs Mountain for valley views.
Catherine's Landing and Gulpha Gorge Campground top the list. Catherine's Landing offers WiFi on Lake Hamilton, from $67 per night. Gulpha Gorge provides 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet sites inside the park for $25-$34 nightly.
Yes, Gulpha Gorge Campground explicitly allows pets. It includes leashed dog areas near trails and a dump station for pet owners. Catherine's Landing permits pets too, but check rules for lakefront sites.