After three weeks off the road, we were ready to get started on the second half of the trip. We took two days to drive to Hot Springs National Park, spending one night in a Cracker Barrel parking lot.
In the early 1900s, the springs were commercialized, then made into a National Monument. The bathhouses still are there, and several offer spa and "bathing" experiences.
The ladies lounge
Pre and post bathing workout room.
Hot Springs was a relaxing stop on a long drive from Indiana to Houston.
The park was lovely, but the Springs and historic bathhouses were amazing! Water flows from nearly 40 artesian springs at 144 degrees Fahrenheit!
We hiked from our campsite around the mountain to where the springs were.
We toured over of the high society bathhouses of the 1920s.
I am glad that you were enjoyed it! It is a fun place to visit!
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