After getting situated at the national park campground, we four piled into our truck and made our way into the heart of historic Hot Springs. First challenge was figuring out where to park! From there we toured one of the historic bathhouses along Bathhouse Row and tried to envision being a part of that scene back in another era. Then proceeded onto dinner at Angels in the Park Featuring Chef Rosario where we enjoyed some great steaks and a wonderful Tiramisu followed by a visit to the lobby of the historic Arlington Hotel and a walk down Central Avenue. A most enjoyable evening in a location that’s been a vacation spot for oh so long!

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