Community Guide

Golfing Paradise

Hot Springs Village golf will exceed your expectations in every way. The Village is home to eight 18-hole golf courses, one 27-hole golf complex and one private country club within the community. With more than 160 holes, there is a golfing opportunity for players of all skill levels.


The Village is home to four of the top 10 courses in Arkansas. The golf courses host numerous tournaments every year, and still has the ability to accommodate a Men’s golf league, women's golf league, junior’s golf league and couple’s golf league.


  • Balboa
  • Coronado
  • Cortez
  • Desoto
  • Diamante
  • Granada
  • Isabella
  • Magellan
  • Ponce De Leon


Pickleball, Tennis and Lawn Sports

Tennis & Pickleball

  • Coronado Tennis Center: A premier 13-court complex (including 10 clay courts) managed by a USPTA Elite Professional. It features a full pro shop, lounge, and programs ranging from Junior Tennis to USTA Adult Leagues.
  • Pickleball Facility: Offers 14 newly renovated, lighted outdoor courts. The clubhouse provides equipment rentals and snacks, supporting open play, leagues, and tournaments.

Lawn Sports & Mini-Golf

Located at 200 DeSoto Park Lane, the village hosts well-maintained greens for three classic lawn sports:

  • Bocce Ball: A brand-new five-lane facility.
  • Lawn Bowling & Croquet: Played on picturesque greens and artificial turf, emphasizing accuracy and tactical skill.
  • Mini-Golf: Clubs and balls are available for rent at the clubhouse during morning hours.

Amenities & Events

The facilities are equipped for comfort and social gatherings, featuring:

  • Clubhouses: Equipped with kitchens, lounges, and showers.
  • Event Rentals: A dedicated building is available for meetings and birthdays, including a bounce house option for kids' parties.
  • Practice Tools: Ball machines and practice hoppers are available for those looking to sharpen their skills.


The Coronado Fitness Center

The Hot Springs Village Fitness Center is a multi-million dollar full workout facility and includes a large exercise area with weight and cardio equipment, a three-lane walking track, and multiple exercise classrooms. You're sure to enjoy the 25- meter heated indoor pool, whirlpool, steam room, sauna, and massage therapy treatments. In addition to the men’s and women’s locker rooms, two family/handicap dressing shower rooms are available. Classes include Yoga, Zumba, spin cycle and over a dozen other instructor led courses.

Nature Trails

There’s plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the great outdoors on the more than 30 miles of trails in Hot Springs Village. The trails are different lengths and provide for a diverse opportunity to hike, run and bike throughout the various connected neighborhoods in Hot Springs Village. The longest trail is the Hernando multi-purpose trail extending over 11 miles and connecting two lake spillways and levies. Enjoy all types of wildlife and meet your neighbors as you hike and bike our unique and varied trail systems.


  • Balboa Trail
  • Cedar Creek Trail
  • Coronado Fitness Trail
  • Coronado Boat Ramp Trail
  • Desoto Nature Trail
  • Desoto Spillway Trail
  • Desoto Trail
  • John & Mildred Cooper Trail
  • Magellan Beaver Dam Trail
  • Hernando Trail
  • Waypoint Trail

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Local wildlife

Hot Springs Village is a true wildlife sanctuary, where the diverse landscape of the Ouachita Mountains and eleven sparkling lakes create a home for an incredible variety of neighbors.


Whitetail Deer are the most frequent residents, often seen grazing near golf courses and backyard greenbelts. The wooded perimeters are also home to elusive Black Bears and Bobcats, though they typically prefer to stay out of sight. You are much more likely to spot Red and Gray Foxes darting through the brush, along with Coyotes whose yips define the Village evenings. Near the water, look for North American River Otters and Beavers maintaining their lakeside lodges.


Our lakes offer prime hunting grounds for Bald Eagles and Osprey, while Great Blue Herons are a common sight along the shorelines. As the sun sets, the "who-cooks-for-you" call of the Barred Owl often echoes through the trees. In the more secluded, marshy areas of our larger lakes, you might even catch a glimpse of a resident Alligator or a Snapping Turtle sunning itself.



The forest floor stays busy with Armadillos, Raccoons, and Opossums making their nightly rounds. During the day, Fox Squirrels and Chipmunks are constant companions on the walking trails. While most of our reptilian neighbors are harmless, residents should stay mindful of the Copperhead, a venomous snake that occasionally rests in rocky areas or high grass.

Recreational Lakes

With 11 recreational Lakes in Hot Springs Village, there are endless opportunities for boating, skiing, fishing and nature watching. Amenities include three swimming beaches, two covered pavilions and two full-service marinas. Village lakes offer a variety of fun activities like swimming, kayaking, and catching your limit at the well-stocked fishing holes that abound in this community of lakes. Pontoon boat parties are a favorite past-time of residents and when the sun starts to go down, the picnic on the lake begins. Few communities offer the variety of water sports found year-round on our many scenic lakes in Hot Springs Village.


  • Balboa
  • Coronado
  • Cortez
  • Desoto
  • Estrella
  • Granada
  • Isabella
  • Maria
  • Pineda
  • Segovia
  • Sophia                                                                                                                                      

DeSoto Pool Complex

The outdoor pool features 2,900 square feet of water fun. The zero-entry pool has a large open area for play, spray jets, in-water bench seating, and deck diving in the deep end. The deck features a mix of shade and sun options and the building has restrooms and a snack bar.