'Living the Good Life' in Hot Springs Village Arkansas
Hot Springs Village, a recreational resort community in Arkansas' Ouachita Mountains, near Lake Ouachita National Park, is the largest gated community in the U.S. encompassing 40.7 square miles.
Hot Springs Village offers year-around golfing at 9 professionally designed golf courses, 15 professionally surfaced tennis courts, fishing, boating, water-skiing, and swimming in 11 pristine recreational lakes, over 20 miles of walking trails, 200+ clubs and fraternal organizations, and many more activities for all ages.
The Hot Springs Village lifestyle has attracted people from all 50 states and numerous countries around the world. Homes in Hot Springs Village vary from very affordable townhomes to affluent waterfront retreats, with an average sale price of approximately $180,000.
Cast a Line in our Lakes
Fishing and boating on all 12 Hot Springs Village stocked lakes. Catch the beach at Balboa and Cortez lakes. Enjoy swimming, water skiing, canoeing, kayaking and more!
Take A Trek on our Trails
Over 30 miles of nature trails within Hot Springs Village gates vary in length and challenge. Take a relaxing walk, invigorating run, or long bike ride. Pets always welcome.
Hot Springs Village Vacation Rentals
Stay for a night, a week, a month, or for the season. Hot Springs Village resort accommodations range from large homes to host a family reunion to cozy retreats for just the two of you. Vacation in Hot Springs Village and discover why folks keep coming back again and again.
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Hot Springs Village Homes For Sale
Find your perfect Hot Springs Village resort home. Browse through all MLS listed properties, see the newest listings, search by lakeside homes, golf course homes, and all of Hot Springs Village affordable options. Start living the good life in Hot Springs Village resort!
Hot Springs Village Homes For Sale
Have you started planning where your Spring golf outings will be this year? If you haven't played the courses in Hot Springs Village, add us to your plans this year. 
It's going to be an especially 'chilly' Thanksgiving holiday weekend this year! 
Did you know that the land on which Hot Springs Village sits was once known as the "dark corner" because of it's lawless settlers. The population in the area (known as Marble Township in the late 1800's) was small, and was mostly made up of moonshiners and active members of the Ku Klux Klan. Other settlers avoided the area because of it's lawless reputation. Only the very bravest of farmers moved in and developed new communities.