Hot Springs in Arkansas

6 thermal springs · 74–147°F · 4 counties

Arkansas is home to 6 thermal springs, offering a modest but noteworthy collection of geothermal features. Temperatures range from 74°F to 147°F. Springs are concentrated in Garland County, with opportunities across 4 counties statewide.

6
with temp data
4
roadside
6
with camping

Arkansas Hot Springs Map

The Best Hot Springs in Arkansas

Ranked on photo documentation, a soakable temperature, road access, nearby camping, and a documented history. Springs that are dangerously hot or closed to visitors are left out.

Arkansas Hot Springs Superlatives

Thermal Range Across Arkansas

92°F avg
74°F 147°F
5 Warm < 104°F
1 Hot 104–200°F

Water Chemistry and Heat Under Arkansas's Springs

pH
7.1 median, neutral
  • 2 neutral

2 springs with a pH reading.

Hardness
100% hard
  • 2 hard

From calcium and magnesium, at 2 springs.

Dissolved Minerals

2 springs with a dissolved minerals reading.

Heat Flow
67 mW/m², median

1.0× the US average of 65, under 6 springs.

Hot Springs by County

Garland County
2
Pike County
2
Randolph County
1
Howard County
1

Hot Springs Near Cities in Arkansas

6 Hot Springs in Arkansas

Hot springs with camping in Arkansas

Highest-elevation hot springs in Arkansas

Waterfalls in Arkansas

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Frequently Asked Questions
How many hot springs are in Arkansas?
Arkansas has 6 documented thermal springs, with the highest concentrations in Garland, Pike, and Randolph.
What is the hottest hot spring in Arkansas?
Hot Springs is the hottest documented hot spring in Arkansas, with a water temperature of 147°F.
Which hot springs in Arkansas have camping nearby?
6 hot springs in Arkansas have a documented campground nearby, such as Brady Mountain near Hot Springs.