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Best hot springs in Utah

Every hot spring in the state — from resort complexes with historic bathhouses to wild backcountry pools you have to hike into. Grouped by kind, so you can find the one that fits the trip.

Destinations15
Geothermal15 of 15
Water range60–113 °F
Jump toBig Resorts & Iconic PoolsWellness Retreats & Eco LodgesCabins, Ranches & Private RentalsTown & Family PoolsWild Natural SpringsCompare allFAQ
Category 01

Big Resorts & Iconic Pools

Large, well-equipped complexes with many pools, full facilities and easy access.

La Verkin, UT
Zion Canyon Hot Springs
La Verkin, UT

Zion Canyon Hot Springs

A modern soaking complex of geothermal and mineral pools spanning warm to cold, with saunas, dining and an adults-only section requiring ID. Passes run in timed blocks. About half an hour from Zion's south entrance.

Water
70–104 °F
Price
Select Access (all ages) from $46 adult / $25 youth off-peak, $60 / $35 peak; Premier Access 21+ from $57 off-peak, $72 peak. 3-hour passes; all-day upgrade +$30
Lodging
—
Clothing
Required
PoolsSaunaRestaurantKids Ok
Official site →
Honeyville
Crystal Hot Springs
Honeyville

Crystal Hot Springs

A developed day-use complex on naturally hot mineral water, with swimming pools and a waterslide alongside the soaking areas. There is no lodging, so it works as a drive-up stop with a plain, family-oriented feel.

Water
—
Price
Adults $18; seniors/military/students $15; slide +$2; lockers $2
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
PoolsKids Ok
Official site →
Midway
The Homestead Crater
Midway

The Homestead Crater

Part of a resort with hotel rooms and condos, where soaking is sold in timed sessions. The water is naturally geothermal but stays mild year-round, closer to a warm swim than a hot soak.

Water
90–96 °F
Price
Soak $30 per 1-hour session
Lodging
Resort hotel + condos
Clothing
—
Pools
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Category 02

Wellness Retreats & Eco Lodges

Quiet, nature-first places focused on soaking and recovery. Clothing and age rules vary, so check each listing before you go.

Bluffdale
Mountain Point Lake & Hot Springs
Bluffdale

Mountain Point Lake & Hot Springs

Access is by reservation only, which keeps it quiet. A naturally hot spring holds its temperature year-round beside a lake that closes in the colder months. Day visits only, with no lodging.

Water
102 °F
Price
—
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
Pools
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Category 03

Cabins, Ranches & Private Rentals

Places built around an overnight stay: cabins, guest ranches and private houses with their own pools. Some also sell day passes.

Monroe
Mystic Hot Springs
Monroe

Mystic Hot Springs

An idiosyncratic place to stay as much as to soak, with cabins, converted buses, campsites and RV spots set beside naturally hot pools and tubs. Day visitors soak in booked time slots.

Water
99–110 °F
Price
Adult $28.41, child 12 and under $22.73 (2-hour slot)
Lodging
Cabin, converted buses, campsites, RV sites
Clothing
—
PoolsCabinsCamping
Official site →
Garland
Belmont Hot Springs RV Park
Garland

Belmont Hot Springs RV Park

An RV park and campground built around two naturally warm spring-fed lakes, one hotter than the other. Day use is possible but arranged by phone; the setting is functional rather than resort-like.

Water
97–104 °F
Price
—
Lodging
RV sites + tent camping
Clothing
—
PoolsCamping
Official site →
Category 04

Town & Family Pools

Municipal and community pools, most of them fed by hot springs. Affordable, family-friendly, easy walk-ins.

Veyo, UT
Veyo Pool Resort
Veyo, UT

Veyo Pool Resort

A seasonal canyon swimming pool north of St George, warm enough for spring and autumn use, with a riverside campground and a farmhouse rental. A waiver is required of every visitor, and no pets or fires are allowed in the canyon.

Water
85 °F
Price
Canyon access pass $18/person for the full day; 10-visit punch $130, 30-visit $270; campsites from $30/night; farmhouse from $259/night
Lodging
Historic farmhouse rental (sleeps 10) and 30 riverside tent campsites
Clothing
Required
PoolsCampingRestaurantRiverKids Ok
Official site →
Saratoga Springs
Inlet Park (Saratoga) Hot Springs
Saratoga Springs

Inlet Park (Saratoga) Hot Springs

Free, undeveloped pools a short walk from a parking area at the edge of town. Three connected pools cool as the water moves away from the source. Swimwear is required.

Water
109 °F
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
Required
Pools
Category 05

Wild Natural Springs

Undeveloped springs, mostly on public land, with few or no facilities. Most are free, though a few sit inside fee areas. Access ranges from roadside pullouts to long hikes.

Spanish Fork
Fifth Water (Diamond Fork) Hot Springs
Spanish Fork

Fifth Water (Diamond Fork) Hot Springs

Reached on foot along a river, with a longer approach once the winter gate closes. The naturally hot pools are free to use, though parking is paid, and swimwear is required.

Water
100–102 °F
Price
Free; USFS parking fee $10 for 3 days
Lodging
—
Clothing
Required
PoolsRiverViews
Meadow
Meadow Hot Springs
Meadow

Meadow Hot Springs

Deep natural pools on private land, open to the public at the owner's discretion and free to use. A short walk from a dirt road, with no facilities. Dogs are allowed; the main pool is the hottest.

Water
100–106 °F
Price
Free (private land, owner permits access)
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
PoolsPets Ok
Monroe
Red Hill Hot Springs
Monroe

Red Hill Hot Springs

A free set of terraced pools that cool as the water runs downhill, so you can choose a temperature. Drive-up access along a short graded dirt road, dogs allowed, swimwear required.

Water
110 °F
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
Required
Pools
Delta
Baker Hot Springs
Delta

Baker Hot Springs

Three concrete tubs in open desert, fed from a very hot source and cooled by hand, so the temperature is whatever you set it to. Free and remote, with no facilities; camping is possible.

Water
—
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
PoolsCamping
Garrison
Gandy Warm Springs
Garrison

Gandy Warm Springs

Warm rather than hot, so the draw is a long mild soak instead of heat. Remote and free, with a stream, nearby camping, and dogs and children welcome. The dirt approach needs dry weather.

Water
81 °F
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
Required
PoolsCampingRiverPets OkKids Ok
Corinne
Old Indian (Stinking) Hot Springs
Corinne

Old Indian (Stinking) Hot Springs

Free, unmaintained tubs reached directly by car, fed from a vent that runs hotter than the tubs themselves. The water carries a strong sulfur smell. There is nothing here beyond the soaking tubs.

Water
103–113 °F
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
Pools
Wendover
Blue Lake
Wendover

Blue Lake

A geothermally fed desert lake used for diving rather than soaking: the surface stays cool and only the deeper water holds warmth. Free to reach, along a dirt road passable in dry weather.

Water
60–85 °F
Price
Free
Lodging
—
Clothing
—
RiverViews
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All 15 at a glance

One row per destination — region, type, whether you can walk in for the day, price, water temperature and clothing policy.

NameRegionTypeLodgingDay passPriceWaterClothing
Baker Hot SpringsWest DesertWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree——
Belmont Hot Springs RV ParkBear River ValleyCabins, Ranches & Private RentalsRV sites + tent campingYes—97–104 °F—
Blue LakeWest DesertWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree60–85 °F—
Crystal Hot SpringsBear River ValleyBig Resorts & Iconic PoolsNoYesAdults $18; seniors/military/students $15; slide +$2; lockers $2——
Fifth Water (Diamond Fork) Hot SpringsWasatch RangeWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree; USFS parking fee $10 for 3 days100–102 °FRequired
Gandy Warm SpringsWest DesertWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree81 °FRequired
Inlet Park (Saratoga) Hot SpringsWasatch RangeTown & Family PoolsNoNoFree109 °FRequired
Meadow Hot SpringsSevier ValleyWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree (private land, owner permits access)100–106 °F—
Mountain Point Lake & Hot SpringsWasatch RangeWellness Retreats & Eco LodgesNoYes—102 °F—
Mystic Hot SpringsSevier ValleyCabins, Ranches & Private RentalsCabin, converted buses, campsites, RV sitesYesAdult $28.41, child 12 and under $22.73 (2-hour slot)99–110 °F—
Old Indian (Stinking) Hot SpringsBear River ValleyWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree103–113 °F—
Red Hill Hot SpringsSevier ValleyWild Natural SpringsNoNoFree110 °FRequired
The Homestead CraterWasatch RangeBig Resorts & Iconic PoolsResort hotel + condosYesSoak $30 per 1-hour session90–96 °F—
Veyo Pool ResortUtah's DixieTown & Family PoolsHistoric farmhouse rental (sleeps 10) and 30 riverside tent campsitesYesCanyon access pass $18/person for the full day; 10-visit punch $130, 30-visit $270; campsites from $30/night; farmhouse from $259/night85 °FRequired
Zion Canyon Hot SpringsUtah's DixieBig Resorts & Iconic PoolsNoYesSelect Access (all ages) from $46 adult / $25 youth off-peak, $60 / $35 peak; Premier Access 21+ from $57 off-peak, $72 peak. 3-hour passes; all-day upgrade +$3070–104 °FRequired
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Frequently asked

The most common ways people slice this list — by clothing rules, by cost, by whether you can walk in for the day.

Which Utah hot springs are clothing-optional?

None listed.

Which Utah hot springs are free?

Inlet Park (Saratoga) Hot Springs, Fifth Water (Diamond Fork) Hot Springs, Red Hill Hot Springs, Baker Hot Springs, Gandy Warm Springs, Old Indian (Stinking) Hot Springs, Blue Lake.

Which Utah hot springs have cabins?

Mystic Hot Springs.

Which Utah hot springs are open for day visits?

Day passes: Zion Canyon Hot Springs, Veyo Pool Resort, Crystal Hot Springs, The Homestead Crater, Mystic Hot Springs, Belmont Hot Springs RV Park, Mountain Point Lake & Hot Springs. Without day passes: Inlet Park (Saratoga) Hot Springs, Fifth Water (Diamond Fork) Hot Springs, Meadow Hot Springs, Red Hill Hot Springs, Baker Hot Springs, Gandy Warm Springs, Old Indian (Stinking) Hot Springs, Blue Lake.

Which Utah hot springs are geothermal?

15 of 15 listed destinations are geothermal. The non-geothermal entries are .