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Home to 35,000 residents and growing, Hot Springs in Garland County Arkansas gets its name from the hot springs found within the City's borders. Hot springs are just one of the many great attributes that make this city that attractive and a great place to call home for many. From enchanting water falls to rustic parks and opens spaces to tranquil neighborhoods and water front homes, this city is unlike any other in this region. Hot Springs is listed among the top ten best vacation destinations for families, for its natural attractions and for its great shopping options, dinning and nightlife. Downtown Hot Springs is conservation area with a number of bathhouses, promenades and landmarks, some of them more than 100 years old. The area boasts a selection of boutiques, antique shops, restaurants and coffee shops. The Hot Springs National Park is one of the oldest parks in the region and a major attraction for outdoor lovers. Lake Ouachita State Park and the Ouachita Mountains, combine to offer and expansive variety things to see and do for all ages. Activities include, camping, hiking, fishing, boating and swimming, among other fun activities on land and water. The Glenwood Country Club Golf Course is an 18hole wonder and part of the Natural State Golf Trail, while the 36hole Hot Springs Country Club Course features in the PGA Tour. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views of the city a top the 1200ft high Ouachita Mountain Towers, while the Magic Springs Water and Theme Park offers the treat of a lifetime for children and even adults. Great schools in Hot Springs include, Park Magnet School with a score of 10 out of 10 and Oaklawn Magnet School. If you would like to make Hot Springs a new home, you have made a great choice. Favorite neighborhoods like Euclid Heights offer exclusive living, with homes priced from a modest $75,000. Please log on to NewHomeSource.com for detailed home listing