Tiny Town, Hot Springs

He could have stayed all day :). I love how it was created out of recycling stuff because it inspires me to make little scenes that I like out of what materials I have around me. :)

This is a wonderful place. We have been visiting here since 1973 when we brought our (then) young children. We always make time to visit again when we are in the area. The Moshinskie family has done a wonderful job over the decades. This is our favorite place in Hot Springs and always will be.

We have enjoyed seeing Tiny Town each time we have gone. The creativity is so impressive! The tour and interaction is excellent.

There isn't much to dislike about Tiny Town, in Hot Springs. Literally, a "tiny town" made from junk and things that have been recycled over the years, Tiny Town is truly a sight to see! Mr. Moshinskie, the owner of Tiny Town is my Physics teacher at Glen Rose High School. NEVER have i had such a caring, bright man for a teacher. Everyone should stop by and see Tiny Town, even if you're just passing through!

Memorable little jewel lost in time. Worth the time to side step off the beaten path to see. It has been about 10 years and I still remember it.

Hot Springs is refreshingly authentic for an area strongly interested in tourism. You always feel that your visit is appreciated and your dollar well spent. For us, Tiny Town represented the best of aspects of Hot Springs. If you like your touring experiences to include personal background and history, don't miss this great "little" exhibit. Along with detailed description of the amazing town itself, you can hear how and why it came to be, how it got to where it is, how it works and what it takes to keep it going -- all very interesting insights. Our boys aged 13 and 15 enjoyed it very much, but so did we. If you're in the area, with or without children, you'll be glad you visited Tiny Town.

It really is. To think that this entire little "town" was basically made of junk is amazing. For example, the benches are made of push pop sticks and puzzle pieces. Very cool place.

Tiny Town was a place I loved going to as a child. And now that I'm a grandmother I want my grandkid's to see thelittle town. And knowing it was all made by a man not a display brought and put together. It is very much so worth taking your family to.I promise you will be back a second time.