Exploring Hot Springs Arkansas
After enjoying a gourmet breakfast with a view of Lake Hamilton, prepare to fall even more in love with Hot Springs, Arkansas.
While many Lookout Point guests prefer to nap in the hammock or canoe to the islands, some guests choose to leave the stunning view of Lake Hamilton to explore the surrounding area.
Our picture-perfect town features magnificent Victorian homes, landmark buildings, scenic trails and amazing springs that offer 147-degree thermal water perfect for enjoying a relaxing soak. You will find unique boutiques, antique stores, spas, golf courses, nature preserves and more in Hot Springs. We even have the distinction of being the hometown of a president - former President Bill Clinton.
Whether you choose to enjoy a therapeutic bath in a natural hot spring, shop until you drop or enjoy a stroll on one of our beautiful trails, we know you will enjoy your stay in Hot Springs.
Just minutes from Lookout Point you'll find many Hot Springs attractions:
- Garvan Woodland Gardens (a 210 acre botanical garden on Lake Hamilton)
- Hot Springs Historic District
- Hot Springs National Park and Bathhouse Row
- Hot Springs Fine Arts District
- Thoroughbred racing at Oaklawn Jockey Club (January-April)
- Magic Springs Amusement Park
- Hiking trails abundant, including Ouachita and Lake Catherine State Parks
- Fishing on Lake Hamilton, or nearby Ouachita, Catherine, or DeGray lakes
- Mid-America Science Museum (a Smithsonian affiliate)
- Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival (October)
- Golf at one of many challenging golf courses
- Hot Springs Music Festival (June)
- Hot Springs Jazz Festival (September)
- Gallery Walk (first Friday of each month)
Hot Springs Arkansas Guide
Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas State Travel Guide
