Tons of people there. There is room to park and walk to the Cadillacs. We didn’t we just looked at them from a far. Kind a like Stonehenge made of Cadillacs. People do take spray cans and tag the Cadillacs it’s a thing some people do. It’s part of the experience. Local stores encourage it by selling “I tagged the cadillac”. I couldn’t believe the number of people there - 60 or more walking to and from. May as well!
Definitely stop here. The museum is behind the RV repair center. Get to walk through some of the RVs. Pretty cool little stop.
Cute stop a block from the barbed wire museum.
Very clean and interesting place. Lots of renovations have happened and continue to happen. The Fordyce is the visitor center, no baths but museum. Buckstaff and The Arlington are operational bathhouse and hotels. Quapaw is operational bathhouse.
Check out my review of Fordyce. Photo includes the info.
This is on bathhouse row. No baths here but national park info. Check out the historic hotel The Arlington Thermal Bathhouse and spa. Two other bath houses were operational when we were there Buckstaff (also a hotel with hot spring water going to each hotel room) and Quapaw. There is a bottle filling station up the road behind Arlington on thr road that leads to the Hot Springs tower. Just before you get to the right to go up to the tower on your left is the spring filling station. On the corner beside the Arlington there is a place to touch the hot water coming from the spring. The spring access is in a park between the bathhouses on bathhouse row and the arlington. Cute town. Want to go back for a 3-4 day stay.
Interesting grounds with a short trail and room to walk the yard. Been twice with no interest in entering home. There is a fee to enter.
It’s a nice cool place to walk. Similar to stops on Route 66. Museum mixes history with fantasy. It’s been cleaned up and fixed up. Cost us $4 each. Once is enough but it was enjoyable. Dairy Queen doesn’t have the best food so get ice cream. Shop has trinkets.
Go! Worth the time. Not a sideshow
June 11 2019 met the new owner. He plans to make it a cool retail spot but hasn’t had time as he bought it 3 weeks ago. Building currently In good condition but has no signage and those vintage pumps or pumps of any kind. It’s basically signless for now.