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Hot Springs National Park KOA Holiday
Rejuvenate in the thermal waters of turn-of-the-century Bathhouse Row.
Nestled in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains, Hot Springs National Park KOA offers a great place to stay when visiting this truly unique city. The campground is just minutes from Hot Springs National Park and the historic downtown area where you can rejuvenate in the thermal waters of Bathhouse Row. Explore the history of the national park, browse the galleries, and shop till you drop. Thrill to the exciting fun of Magic Springs & Crystal Falls or experience hoof-pounding exhilaration at Oaklawn racetrack. Rock crawlers are welcome at Superlift ORV Park, just a stone's throw from KOA. Hiking, crystal hunting, fishing, and boating are also nearby. Your campground hosts offer shuttles to downtown (fee) and free rides to Magic Springs and Oaklawn (seasonal). This KOA offers the best breakfast in the area (February - November). Pool: April 15 - September 30. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: the Barrett family.
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User Reviews
Susan Franklin
Beautiful location and the folks are so friendly and accommodating. We had tire troubles and a late arrival. A great package was waiting for us to get us settled after hours.
Nancy Von Bargen
The entrance is on the downside of a hill. You have to have excellent brakes. They put us between 2 existing rvs with another across from us in the tightest possible spot. Better sites were available. We had something, nuts?, hitting us ALL night. When leaving in the morning, our route was thru gravel roads with bridges out. I do not recommend this KOA!!!
CJ M
Looks nice, BUT dangerous activity and no concern for families safety. MOLD all over the cabin mattress, cigarette butts everywhere, dogs off leash running around one even pooping right next to our fire ring. If you like chaos this is the place for you! My family and I are avid campers. We have three small children and this time decided to get a cabin. Ended up leaving a day early because of the conditions and the other campers being such idiots… and that’s the nice way to say it. Signs in cabin prohibit use of propane on the cabin deck yet what do we see? 3 other cabins in our area, all with huge propane grills and portable heaters right on the wooden deck under the porch. Did staff say anything? No. So thank you fellow campers for putting my family in danger for your own enjoyment. No smoking… yeah right! Every cabin around us was a cigarette chimney with some even smoking cigars. Does staff do anything? No. Again, thank you for considering campers around you…. So thoughtful. We have stayed in KOA cabins before, and they have the standard plastic mattress. That is what we were expecting. Here? No, they are old disgusting mattresses and when my husband flipped it over to put the sheet corner on, we discovered the underside was COVERED in MOLD. Good thing we brought our sleeping bags, we just layer down a tarp and slept outside or in the car. Campfires, it’s not camping without one, yet we expect safe fire practices. Twice we noticed the people in the cabins next to us went to sleep with the camp fires still going…. Not just embers, full flames just unattended. We also noticed many of the campers chopping limbs off trees for firewood, which lead to a frightening encounter for my son. One of our fellow campers walked right into our spot and started ripping tree branches off the tree. My little son heard it and was convinced it was a bear and burst into tears. He said he thought only bears would ruin trees like that…. No son, unfortunately people are much less considerate than animals in nature. Tried to do laundry…. None of the machines work. One had an out of order sign, the others did not. I give two stars because the bathrooms were somewhat clean, the rest, stay away if you can! After all this we left. Who knows if they will even notice these things. It seems like a feee for all here, use at own risk.
Keith Harvey
No doubt this KOA campground deserved fair reviews at one time but not now. Current management subscribes to the shoulder shrugging school of business... just play dumb and hope the customer shuts up. Our site was too small for our motorhome and towed vehicle. The Yellow shirt shrugger suggested the KOA web site is difficult to navigate and sometimes does not update correctly and we should have called directly to get what we wanted. Had garbage and trash bags in the fire pit when we arrived. Landscape timber retaining walls were severely eroded in several places making it difficult and very dangerous to set up our RV. Speed limit is posted at 10 mph. Unfortunately the help blows up and down the roads at 20 to 30 mph. Think people walking, people walking with dogs or maybe just kids walking with dogs. And we can't forget about the employee pulling 15 kids with a makeshift barrel train at 20 to 30 mph and doing cookies in front of the office. Wow! He was really cool. Seen any personal injury lawyers staying here recently?
Brendq Bates
Great location to downtown. Bathrooms were clean. Parking was tight so if you have a larger rig make sure to reserve a pull threw. We were in the Garden pull threw site right near the front entrance. Lots of activity but got quieter after the weekend. Dog park was nice and pool looked good.