For Teachers


The National Park Service is one of the United States' leading agencies for protecting treasured landscapes, history, and culture. Parks give us the opportunity to not only learn about the natural resources in the park and discover American stories, but to also learn a little bit more about ourselves as we explore and experience these valuable places.

 
A park ranger delivers a program to a high school group in front of a thermal spring.

Plan A Field Trip

Hot Springs National Park has a variety of ways your class can interact with the Park. Click on this link to learn more!

Ornate stained glass in the Fordyce Bathhouse with a statue of Hernando De Soto in the foreground.

Curriculum Materials

From podcasts to lesson plans, we have helpful tools to bring Hot Springs National Park into your classroom.

Two people in clothing from the late 1800s walk down Bathhouse Row.

Suggested Readings

Read more stories and learn more about the wonderful history of Hot Springs National Park.

Last updated: May 4, 2020

Contact the Park

Mailing Address:

101 Reserve Street
Hot Springs , AR 71901

Phone:

(501) 620-6715

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