Local Attractions
Explore the historic sites in Malvern and enjoy the natural beauty of the county.





Hot Spring County, officially established in 1829, is a picturesque region in Arkansas known for its historical roots and natural attractions. The county seat, Malvern, is part of the larger Hot Springs-Malvern Combined Statistical Area. Originally named for the famous hot springs, the county has a rich history, including a recent shift from being a dry county to allowing alcohol sales. Visitors can enjoy the scenic landscapes and delve into the local history that defines this charming area.
Hot Spring County, officially established in 1829, is a picturesque region in Arkansas known for its historical roots and natural attractions. The county seat, Malvern, is part of the larger Hot Springs-Malvern Combined Statistical Area. Originally named for the famous hot springs, the county has a rich history, including a recent shift from being a dry county to allowing alcohol sales. Visitors can enjoy the scenic landscapes and delve into the local history that defines this charming area.
Home to the historic Malvern city.
Named after the famous hot springs.
Recently allowed countywide alcohol sales.
Part of the Hot Springs-Malvern Combined Statistical Area.
Rich historical background with ties to the famous hot springs.
Scenic landscapes ideal for outdoor activities and photography.
Part of a larger statistical area, offering a blend of rural charm and urban amenities.
Explore the historic sites in Malvern and enjoy the natural beauty of the county.
Note that the county now allows alcohol sales, a recent change from its dry status.
History enthusiasts and nature lovers.
USD $
$80-$150 p/day
32,923
A car is recommended for exploring the county's scenic routes and attractions.
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Tourists, Locals, History Buffs, Nature Lovers
April-JuneSeptember-November
Spring offers mild weather, perfect for exploring the county's natural attractions.
Summers can be warm, ideal for enjoying outdoor activities and local events.
Fall provides a picturesque backdrop with changing foliage, great for photography.
Winters are mild, making it a good time to visit historical sites without crowds.