Norris Hot Springs

We had a private 2 person soak in early January/winter for 2 full hours and loved every minute of it. From the excellent water and temperature to the perfect playlist, music level, and vibe, this was an awesome experience. Not quite snow on the ground, but a nice crisp air in contrast to the perfect temperature water. The bartender, Miles, was perfect - just the right amount of checking in on us and offering more food or drinks and mainly just leaving us alone to soak. Beer/wine/kombucha and great food without having to leave the water. A perfect two hour experience and well worth it. I hope this place stays exactly like it is, wood floor and walls, minimally developed (just enough), and a great vibe. No idea how it is when there's more people there, but I imagine this draws a great crowd of people who are comfortable with it exactly how it is, and it's still fun and worth a visit during the open admission periods.

Quaint little hot springs. Poorly marked so we drove by and had to come back. Signs are run down as is much of it. Positive: organic menu and several gluten free options, reasonable cost, nice use of wood for pool instead of concrete, like the creative water spouts that created a light cool rain effect over about a third of the pool, lots of table space outside, they sometimes have live music, nice water temperature so you can stay in longer, nice RV sites, lots of floaties and life jackets for kids Negative: not very handicap accessible, porta potties, doesn't appear that any money is reinvested into up keep, really didn't like all the hindu idols that were everywhere, no security for belongings, opened year around but with no doors on dressing room you will freeze in the winter. Enjoyed but not inclined to return.

What a gorgeous little slice of heaven. This laidback, off-the-beaten-path, restorative oasis is truly a gem. We were thrilled to have stumbled upon it. We stayed at the Campground only a few feet away and enjoyed both a night and morning swim. They have an extensive bar menu and their grill (open May-Sept) featured a vast array of local, organic, and responsibly sourced foods. Meat and veggie lovers alike will enjoy the selection and the food! The food is a tad pricey (even though well worth it), but I assume it’s to keep them in business as the rate for soaking is so inexpensive. This place is a must stop for anyone in the area or even passing through. I only wish we could have come in a Fri,Sat, or Sun in the summer as they have live music in the dome.

Norris Hot Springs came highly recommended by so many locals, so we just had to check it out—and it did not disappoint! Such a great local spot, close to Bozeman and absolutely worth the drive. The hot springs were the perfect temperature for a long, relaxing soak. We loved being able to order food and drinks right at the pool, and the pickle pizza was a must-try! This place is a total vibe and 100% worth the stop.

Great little stop on our road trip! Camped for 1 night, used the hot springs and had some wonderful pizza. The staff was friendly, booking was easy, and the bathrooms with showers were helpful. My only complaint would be their no campstove or outdoor cooking allowed. A campstove should be allowed, very silly rule, and forced us to leave earlier to go find breakfast.