Welcome to Hot Springs Village

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Swing through 153 holes of golf in Hot Springs Village. No two holes are the same. 

Hot Springs Village has 11 recreation lakes, two-full service marinas and two beaches. Enjoy an afternoon water skiing, kayaking, fishing, sunbathing or simply gather for a lunch in a lakeside pavilion. 

Restore your nature – ride a bike, walk your dog, take a run or go golf cart trekking on the 30+ miles of beautiful trails in Hot Springs Village.  

Friends and neighbors get together throughout the year for community events and holiday celebrations including dances, karaoke, free music concerts, and more. 

The Woodlands Auditorium is the performing arts center and has musicals, dramas, and dance, vocal and choral presentations. 

Buy tickets for upcoming events: https://hotspringsvillage.thundertix.com/. 

The Coronado Fitness Center is a full workout facility with a fitness room featuring weight machines, cardio equipment and free weights. A variety of classes are available – yoga, Zumba, Pilates, spinning and water aerobics. An indoor heated lap pool and indoor walking track are also on site. Registered massage therapists offer Swedish massages, deep tissue massages and reflexology massages. 

The Coronado Fitness Center also has a 25-meter indoor heated pool has five swimming lanes and a deep-water area.  

 Club sports fans can play tennis, pickleball, bocce ball, lawn bowling or join the new senior softball league. Families enjoy the playground equipment at DeSoto Family Recreation Area.

The Coronado Tennis Center is a 13-court complex with ten clay courts and three hard surface courts. The clubhouse features a lounge, kitchen and pro shop as well as a 400-square-foot pavilion with an ice machine, picnic tables and restrooms with showers. A ball machine and practice hoppers are also available. 

Hot Springs Village has over 20 restaurants; choose from American to Chinese, Italian, Mexican and specialty or drive to a nearby city (Little Rock, Benton, Bryant or Hot Springs) to explore their numerous dining venues from five star to original restaurants and popular food chains.

Book a Broadway-style show at the Woodlands Auditorium in Hot Springs Village or venture out to enjoy an abundance of shopping, arts and culture, and historical attractions in Hot Springs and Little Rock including the downtown River Market. 

Just 20 minutes outside of Hot Springs Village is Hot Springs, home to historic Bathhouse Row and Oaklawn Racing and Gaming. The legendary thermal waters of Hot Springs have attracted people for the last 100 years! Bathhouse Row is a must-see attraction with many unique shops, galleries, museums and restaurants including a microbrewery which recently opened in a renovated bathhouse. 

 The RV Park is in a rural setting with lots of trees. It has ten parking pads available to self-contained recreational vehicles. The park is open year-round with electrical hookups. Water hookups are available from April 15 through October 31. Grills and picnic tables are provided at each site. A central dump station is provided for users. A daily rental fee and reservations are required. Call 501-922-5050 to make reservations. 

The DeSoto Dog Park is a gated, off-leash park for well-behaved and healthy dogs. The site is approximately 1.5 acres of a level, open play area and divided in two sections for

use by large and small dogs. The park contains benches, watering stations, waste receptacles, and shade pavilions.

The Hot Springs Village outdoor pool is a family favorite on hot summer days to splash, play, and sunbathe. The 2,900 sf zero-entry pool was built in 2019-2020 and has spray jets, in-water bench seating, and deck diving in the deep end. The pool deck features a mix of shade and sun options and the building has restrooms and snack bar. Annual pool memberships are available for property owners, and daily passes are offered for members and their guests. 

Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association MILO Range System allows continuous training for HSV police officers, provides a source of training for security teams from churches or other organizations, and benefits residents in assisting them to

prepare for situations at home, in the car and at business locations, as well as provides a fun source of entertainment for all ages.