Hot Springs Souvenirs & Gifts was the first shop my daughters wanted to go inside on the Sunday…read moremorning of July 20, 2025. They noticed the "dogs welcome" sign and as they were already walking inside hollered, "Come on, Mom, let's go inside!" The young lady, Jaylynn, working was incredibly nice and knowledgeable. She immediately started spoiling our dog with a treat and even filled up the large dog saucer by the entry with cool water for her. Maggie, our dog, said thank you again! There were cute bamboo-made socks ($10 per pair) with tons of patterns. My youngest loved them. Shirts on sale. Magnets and stickers with decent prices. A "tired Mama" freshie (air freshener $13.99) was what my youngest said I needed to buy for our Jeep. What a cheeky little brat. Lol. I ended up buying it. Lol. Both of my girls bought items with their own money and I was surprised it was all good stuff. I'm a fan.

My husband and I decided to check out this cute shop after we were still trying to find souvenirs…read morefor my in laws. As others have said, this store can be a little pricey. Thankfully, we did find a few souvenirs that the other store we shopped at didn't have! Lucky for us, the gifts were also decently priced! I definitely liked this store better than the other souvenir store we shopped at. It seemed a little nicer and the employees were friendlier.

I don't miss a Christmas Shop and was pleasantly surprised to discover Kringle's while out…read moresearching for a good cup of coffee (which I found across the street at Kollective). Kringle's is a small but densely packed outpost of the best holiday. Ornaments abound and the staff is very helpful with a seemingly encyclopedic knowledge of their stock. Prices were reasonable, but I did not buy anything on this trip.

OMG-this gem in Hot Springs is a must stop place!! The staff, especially the owner, are super…read morehelpful and friendly. The selection of stock is incredible and the prices are reasonable! They have Hot Springs ornaments, nutcrackers, nesting dolls, themed items and more!

This was the first stop on our quick visit to Hot Springs and Bathhouse Row during a roadtrip from…read moreChicago to Houston. So interesting to hear from Bill about not only about the history of this and other bathhouses, but also how the thermal springs water is collected, what caused the decline in the 70s and 80s and the measures in place designed to prevent the spread of illnesses, like frequent testing of the water for viruses and bacteria. Very interesting to hear about the fears and impact of the AIDS epidemic in the 80s on Hot Springs as a contrast to the current pandemic. The current Lamar Bathhouse is a stone, brick and stucco Spanish style structure. It replaced an earlier Victorian building that honored US Supreme Court Justice Lamar. The bathhouse was unique in that it offered 5 different tub lengths to accomodate a variety of heights. Several of the original tubs are on display (or can be used for a photo op). Murals and stencils were added in the 20s to elicit a more European flavor. Today, Lamar Bathhouse functions as an admininstative building and has the park store, Bathhouse Row Emporium. Ask for Roxana for fun gift ideas. Make sure to stamp your Park Passport here and at Fordyce Bathhouse if you collect stamps. They are different at each site.

Posters were ridiculously expensive. Seriously? 50 bucks for a small printed poster? However other…read morethings were well priced. Stuffed bat surprisingly cheap. Great selection of pins, badges, and stickers. Employee had a stardew valley pin which was really cool.

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.

This is a shop located on main street in historic downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas…read more It has your typical souvenirs but they specialize in natural rocks, crystals and stuff. They have clothes, pashminas, windchimes, soaps that look like rocks, bumper stickers, keychains, rocks that look like turtles and rocks that look like elephants. You will surely find something you like, I personally could have kept walking down their aisles looking at all the pretty rocks but I ended up just getting a bumper sticker to remember my trip to hot spring. some of the rocks and minerals are pretty expensive but they do have some more affordable stuff. Staff was nice and I did not encounter an issue during my visit. They are open late and parking can be found along the street they are located in.

This boutique is the best kept secret in Hot Springs! Very cute and affordable clothes! Custom…read moreshirts and many other great gift ideas. Basically its an etsy shop that you can walk into. Aside from the custom orders they do paint parties, birthday parties, tea parties, bridal showers and so much more. The owner is amazing and will bend over backwards to make you feel right at home.

Racks of t-shirts beckoned us inside National Park Gifts & Souvenirs' since I wasn't seeing a…read moresingle thing in my size. My daughters had already decided we were all going in on 7.21.2025. Lol. A particular Jeep shirt ($19.99) caught my eyes. My youngest said, "That is so you," but we couldn't find it on the shelf. I approached what I soon realized was a doppelganger of an employee who was working on the floor. I caught myself before I asked him anything! Then the clerk and I had a good laugh when we both mentioned said doppelganger. Soon the non-doppelganger employee found us laughing and he joined in on it, then showed me where I could get my new shirt. This shop does not have a public restroom. Yes, "Zoltar" is here. Shot glasses. Jewelry. Keychains. Hoodies. Shirts for all sizes - kids ($15 each) and adults. Tons of designs. Other souvenirs and a display for University of Arkansas and some pro sports. I didn't take hardly any photos because it was so crowded inside. I'm a fan.

This is the cheapest spot to get souvenirs! I should have came here first before going to Lamar…read moreBathhouse as it was so expensive. They have keychains, mugs, cups, koozies, posters, coasters, tee shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, jewelry, kids shirts, socks, etc. Big store and plenty room to maneuver through. The service can be a bit cold and underwhelming compared to the rest of Hot Springs, but that's okay. The cashier was still nice. Great place to buy bulk gifts for your loved ones who couldn't make the trip!

I am planning on visiting an independent bookstore in each state I visit this year. This one is…read morein the "mall" area under the historic Arlington hotel. It has an eclectic selection, and everything becomes a bookshelf. I liked the old armoire in the back. There is also some art projects you can purchase, and while I was there you could help right a book (I didn't participate, but I love the idea of a crowd sourced novel)

Very cool small local book store in the mall underneath the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs. They…read morecarry both used and new books. Prices are regular publisher rates for new but used books were around $7-10. They also had a lot of gift items, handmade local items, wrapped surprise books, and even snacks. There were quite a few chairs and areas to sit and read at and a small kids area with a coloring table and tent to play in. I loved the cozy vibe with dim lighting and soft music. Very fun decor and a great selection of books. Definitely check out if you are in the area!

Crystal Meadow Rocks is a great place to find natural stones. Beautiful place! I bought a awesome…read morecitrine pendant from Kimber (owner). She is a very sweet and informative professional. Overall wonderful experience. I highly recommend Crystal Meadow Rocks.