(a) Exclusive jurisdiction over all lands which are or shall be included in the Hot Springs National Park in the State of Arkansas and which have not previously been included in acts of the General Assembly is ceded to the United States to be exercised so long as the lands remain the property of the United States, except that this cession of jurisdiction shall not prevent the execution of any process of the state, civil or criminal, on any person who may be in the park or on park premises.
(b) The right to tax all structures and other property in private ownership on the Hot Springs National Park is reserved to the State of Arkansas.
Structure Arkansas Code
Chapter 7 - Federal Property In Arkansas
Subchapter 2 - Particular Properties
§ 22-7-201. National cemeteries
§ 22-7-202. National forests generally
§ 22-7-203. National forests — Fish and game regulations
§ 22-7-204. National forests — Sale of tax-forfeited lands to United States Forest Service
§ 22-7-205. Ouachita National Forest and Ozark National Forest — Sale of school or tax lands
§ 22-7-206. Waterfowl and wildlife refuges
§ 22-7-208. Building site — Little Rock
§ 22-7-209. Building site — Helena
§ 22-7-210. Building site — Texarkana
§ 22-7-211. Building site — Camden
§ 22-7-212. Cession of jurisdiction — Certain property in Fort Smith
§ 22-7-213. Acquisition of land in Pulaski County for military purposes
§ 22-7-214. Hot Springs National Park — Hot Springs Mountain
§ 22-7-215. Hot Springs National Park — Block 82
§ 22-7-216. Hot Springs National Park — Tourist camps
§ 22-7-217. Hot Springs National Park — Land not previously ceded
§ 22-7-221. Lands necessary to Ouachita River Navigation Project
§ 22-7-222. Concurrent jurisdiction — Certain tract in Camp Robinson
§ 22-7-224. Donation of real property to Department of Veterans Affairs
§ 22-7-226. Cession of concurrent jurisdiction — Federal prisons
§ 22-7-228. Cession of concurrent jurisdiction — Little Rock
§ 22-7-229. Cession of concurrent jurisdiction — Hot Springs