What a cool , family owned place. Made me feel like a kid again. Slow down from the fast paced life…read moreand drop by here. Support local! Thanks yall!

I read about Tiny Town in book entitled 100 things to do in "Hot Springs before you Die". So i put…read moreit on the iteniary while visiting. It is a very old building and an elderly lady was working when we attended. She took our admission fee, turned on the lights and ushered us into the viewing room. It is a 65 year old display of numerous scenes that a single man crafted from discarded materials and wood carvings. I thought it was fascinating. There was a carnival scene, with a working carousel and ferris wheel with hand carved people in them, an Indian village with a dying cowboy with an arrow through his heart, a replica of Mt Rushmore, a dog getting ready to attack a cat, trains cruising around, an Andy Griffith scene, mountains and waterfalls, a man swimming, kids on swings and seesaws and OH so much more. There were so many moving parts, so many intricacies to see and ponder. The lady guided us part of the way (she had a very soft voice, and with the background noise of the moving parts it was almost impossible to understand her) but you could tell ahe was passionate about the display which was sweet). She then let us to walk around at our leisure. There are signs to read and buttons to push to make certain object either move or light up, while some of the display is in constant motion. We spent about 30 to 40 minutes in the depot so it doesn't take a long time to see but it was worth the $8 admission fee. Free street parking right outside the depot and a small gift shop.

The staff greeted us, which I always appreciate. The rocks are priced really reasonable compared…read moreto town pricing. A huge selection of rocks and a large variety of melted glass.

Stopped here while in Hot Springs to check out the rocks. I bought some while there. They have a…read moregreat selection outside and lots of stuff inside as well. These rocks I bought bring me back to my preschool childhood days. I lived the Arkansas Ozark mountains and I could dig around in the dirt and these rocks were everywhere. I'd dig them up and think I had found jewels, the beauty of being a child. So if your or near hot springs go check them out.

This store is AMAZING. The staff was so nice. A lot of the store's things were very cool and…read moreinteresting to collect. They had a wide selection of things, like clothes, accessories, and a ton of pagan things. A lot of the stuff is fairly priced, due to the fact that a lot of it IS homemade and not just made in a cheap factory like shein.

The store itself was amazing and had a huge selection of tumbled stones and crystals in all…read moredifferent shapes and sizes. I really enjoyed looking around and probably would have spent more time there if the customer service had been better. Unfortunately, the blonde employee working was pretty rude and came across as uninterested in helping. The whole interaction left a bad impression and definitely didn't match the positive, welcoming vibe I expected from a store like this. I highly suggest this store, if you don't like customer service.

For about $18, you get over an hour of history about the life and times of the people, notorious…read moreand otherwise, who lived and visited Hot Springs in the long ago times. It was fascinating to see the intersection of crime, corruption, and the natural features that made Hot Springs a destination for people from all walks of life. I'm not quite sure why this museum has only a 3-star average. It was well worth the price of admission. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. We've visited Hot Springs many, many times and never had the opportunity to visit. We are very glad we did.

I cannot say this place is amazing but I will say they try very hard. It's amazing to me how much…read morehistory there is that ties the mob to Hot Springs and yet there's only this tiny little place capitalizing on it. So many cool stories that could be capitalized on. They don't have a ton of paraphernalia but the tour guide is very knowledgeable and the videos share a great deal of history and neat tidbits. If I was a millionaire, I'd be all over marketing this as the original vacation spot to the mob and bootleggers... so much that could be done. It's worth the hour here to check it out.

What was once a historical bathhouse now turned into an interactive play place for kids, it was…read moreclear that this place is desperate for money. The minimal effort put into creating an immersive experience for anyone was pathetic. Not even my 7 year old daughter was impressed. If anything she was dying to leave and visit someplace else. All of the activities could've been easily replicated with household items at home. With that type of experience, you would expect for tickets to be less than $60 (for an adult)! A literal experience that lasted a maximum of 10 minutes was $60. This was definitely a tourist scam.

We enjoyed it. We opted for the couple private bath, which was 20 minutes in the bath. It was a…read moresmall tub, big enough for two people. It was very relaxing, we had no idea how much time had elapsed. After we were provided cucumber water and a cold peppermint towel for our face. Staff were very professional and helpful.

Came in for a sip and pour class! The shop is super cute with a lot of unique items available for…read morepurchase. The class was informative and easy for everyone to do. The hardest part is picking a candle scent from all the amazing options they have. The owners were so helpful and really provided a great experience!

This museum is a must see if visiting Hot Springs! Our toddler absolutely loved all the fun things…read moreto play with and see. Especially the indoor water physics machine thing (not sure how to describe it but it was so fun for all of us)! Didn't see the shows offered but we were content seeing all the dinosaurs.

This museum is great for kids of all ages and adults alike…read more There are many interactive displays and exhibits in addition to the educational content and recreational outdoor and indoor fun areas at this museum. I recommend it - especially for younger to elementary and jr high kids.

I had such an amazing experience! The booth setup was not too cluttered or overstimulating,…read moreeverything was reasonably priced, and there was a wide selection of items, real antiques! I could've spent hours in there, but I came too close to closing. However, one of the women let me stay a while longer since I had traveled. They were so sweet and had amazing service! Would definitely recommend for fellow antique lovers!

Charming and reasonably priced items. The booths have a nice variety of items for different…read morestyles, including some boutique clothing.