Lakes
Hot Springs Village has 11 recreation lakes, two-full service marinas and three beaches. Enjoy an afternoon water skiing, kayaking, fishing, sunbathing or simply gather for a lunch in a lakeside pavilion.
Balboa Marina
| The Balboa Marina has everything you will need to spend a day on the water from boat rentals to snacks. It has both covered and non-covered slip rentals on a permanent or part-time basis as well as live bait and tackle supplies. Be sure to ask about their sunset tours and enjoy refreshments at their new Tiki bar. |
| Location: |
480 Ponce De Leon Dr, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 |
| Phone: |
501-922-3435 |
Waypoint Marina
| Waypoint at DeSoto Marina is a full-service marina with boat slip rentals, kayak/paddle board/boat rentals, coffee bar and restaurant. Grab a snack and ice-cold drink and enjoy the view on the new outdoor patio. |
| Location: |
120 Marina Rd, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 |
| Phone: |
501-922-5511 |
Fishing HSV Lakes
| There are fantastic fishing holes throughout Hot Springs Village. An Arkansas fishing license is required for all HSV lakes. The lakes in Hot Springs Village are stocked with bass, catfish, bluegill and sunfish by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. The fish population is monitored by Game and Fish biologists and additional stockings are done if needed. |
| Famous for its pristine water and scenic beauty, Lake Ouachita is the largest lake in the state and one of our closet neighbors with boating, fishing, paddle boarding, spear fishing, scuba diving and camping. The lake has rugged shoreline with lots of islands and hidden coves and is a favorite for bass fishing. |
| As evidenced by its popularity for fishing, camping, swimming, water-skiing and other water sports, the 13,400-acre DeGray Lake is a prime vacation and weekend getaway in west-central Arkansas. Situated among ridges of the Ouachita Mountains and formed by a dam across the Caddo River, the lake has 15 boat-launching ramps on its shores. Houseboating, sailing and scuba ping are also popular, as is observing bald eagles that winter on DeGray. |
| If solitude is what you are looking for, then give one of several smaller Hot Springs Village lakes a try. Anglers and boaters alike will enjoy the opportunity to fish, kayak, canoe or relax in peace. Towing sports are not permitted on any of the smaller lakes.
Lake Estrella, 21 acres. Lake Granada, 54 acres. Lake Isabella, 25 acres. Lake Maria, 27 acres. Lake Pineda, 62 acres. Lake Segovia, 11 acres. Lake Sophia. 36 acres. |
Lake DeSoto
| Lake DeSoto is a great place to fish for bass, crappie and other sport fish. Go for a stroll on one of the nearby trails. The lake’s boat ramp is located on Marina Drive off DeSoto Blvd.
DeSoto Beach is located off Seville Lane. It provides a wide view of activities on Lake DeSoto. The large beach has pea gravel, picnic tables and grills ready for seasonal enjoyment. |
Lake Balboa
| Lake Balboa, the largest lake in Hot Springs Village, is 944 acres. It is a great place to enjoy fishing, swimming and water sports. Enjoy relaxing on the l sandy beach, cook dinner on a nearby grills or go for a swim. The boat ramp is located off Ponce de Leon Drive.
Balboa Beach is located off Ponce de Leon Drive. It has a sand beach with two shelters, picnic tables and grills that are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Restrooms are available. |
Lake Coronado
| The Lake Coronado Anglers Island, near the boat ramp, provides a quiet spot for fishing or relaxing. A trailhead to Lake Coronado Boat Ramp Trail includes a paved path to the island. Relax at one of the picnic tables on the beach or grill up your catch. Swimming and other lake water sports are also popular and boat slips are available for rent. |
Lake Cortez
| Lake Cortez offers fishing, swimming and other water sports like kayaking and paddle boarding. Gather at the picnic area, pavilion or gazebo. The boat ramp is located off Carmona Road. |
