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Miracle Hot Springs

42.6943° N · 114.8567° W
Description

Recreation centerMay 11 – 12Check availability

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotOnsite servicesOnsite services availableCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile paymentsFree parking lotPaid parking lotPaid street parking
What visitors say top 5 of 19 reviews
Golden Visionary2 months ago on Google

Miracle Hot Springs is a great place to go if you're looking to relax a bit. They have several public pools that vary in temperature as well as offer smaller private pools. There's a place for tents or RVs to park, but we selected to utilize one of the Domes. -which are often booked months in advance, but some may be available when you look. I think the locals surrounding the area make for good business but can overcrowd/overbook the place. The Dome we had was beautiful, warm, comfortable, private. The private pool was a nice way to avoid people and the public area was great the next morning when it wasn't crowded. Just note that rooms comes with extra fees on top, so roughly $30 for two people -more than the room fee, if you're going to soak. Recommended!

Robin Pantoja4 months ago on Google

I'm sorry to rate this so low! I've never been to a hot springs and was told this was one of the best. Be patient with my expectations, but when I started looking to book, I read private "pool" when really it's a concrete hole in a wall that reminded me of being in a jail cell. There's absolutely NO ambience of peace, tranquility , or calm. It was pretty crowded in the main pools. There's only one bathroom stall that I saw with so many people. The changing space in our private pool was very small. We had 3 adults and 3 kids and we barely fit standing up. We drove 2 hours for this... we'll not be returning.

Dee Robert5 months ago on Google

Love this place for a quick stop to soak. It’s interesting the other reviews on here mention there’s no services nearby. Clearly they have not been to this rural area before. Pack your own food, drinks, water bottle and towel. My only one star off is the lack of bathrooms. There was only one stall that I could see in the women’s and there were about 100 people at the pools on a busy Saturday. There’s just one additional bathroom in the lobby. It’s just not enough restrooms for the amount of humans. The water is great and I find the place clean enough for a hot spring stop.

HMarie Black3 months ago on Google

This is one of my favorite place to go. So relaxing and very enjoyable. I've gone on many different times and days. Saturday is busy but not bad. We always get a private room which I would recommend. You dont have to worry about others be loud. Even though this time we had some very loud neighbors but tuned them out and enjoyed. Quick drive from Boise, so if you want to relax and get a good soak this is where you need to go!

Jenna Farnsworth4 months ago on Google

We rented a VIP private room with a pool and a cold plunge. It was quite small for our entire family of a few couples and kids. The pool could be controlled with a hose, hotter or colder water. The main pools had a few different temperatures of hottest to a bit colder- but still warm. I loved it. So nice and relaxing, I could swim all day! There is an alligator to see which was cool.

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