Buckstaff Bathhouse
- Steam room
- Wellness
- Massage
- Water temperature
- 38 °C
- Source temperature
- 62 °C
Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from buckstaffbaths.com
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Historic Bathhouse Row landmark in Hot Springs National Park, offering the traditional thermal-water bath circuit continuously since 1912.
About
The Buckstaff Bathhouse is the only bathhouse on Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs National Park to have operated continuously since 1912, preserving the traditional thermal-bathing ritual for which the town is famous.
Thermal spring water
The naturally heated spring water emerges from Hot Springs' protected springs at roughly 62°C (143°F), rich in minerals and free of additives. It is cooled to a comfortable bathing temperature of about 38°C (100°F) before filling the tubs.
The traditional bath package
- Whirlpool mineral bath in a porcelain tub
- Sitz bath
- Steam / vapor cabinet
- Needle shower (a returning tradition)
- Hot towel packs
- Optional Swedish massage
Bathhouse Row heritage
Set at 509 Central Avenue on Bathhouse Row within Hot Springs National Park, the Buckstaff carries on the full thermal-water circuit prescribed in the era of the historic reservation, on a walk-in basis with no reservations needed.
Water
Facilities
Sauna and heat
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Location
Hot Springs, Arkansas
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