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Warm Springs Hot Springs

Salt Lake City, Utah 84416, United States
40.7909° N · 111.9006° W
Amenities
Good for kids
What visitors say top 5 of 9 reviews
AgentTimOssman8 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

Bum filled, trash park, next to oil refinery. I wish I had better things to say but the bath house was under construction... With no one working on it, and the 'park' was a trash filled disappointment. I'd love to come enjoy a place like this in a nice town, but that's impossible now with whatever they have going on around here. Proiroties are disjointed and why a government would keep a hot springs in this shape, is beyond me, what a disappointing way to treat a natural reserve

Leon LG Zeller9 months ago
★★★★★

This natural hot springs is a hidden gem in the Salt Lake valley! - Water is clear and slightly higher than body temperature (visited on 2025-Aug-04) - Pungent / sulphur smell is very likely from the naturally occurring sulphurous compounds, given the area was pretty clean when I visited. - Surroundings: Yes, there were homeless people camping 100 yards away in the shade, but they did not bother us at all. And these less fortunate folks help keeping the pond clean!

Dayane Travasso4 months ago
★★★★★

It was a cool finding. I was not expecting it in the middle of the city. Many people do not k ow about it. The park was clean mostly. It is a dog friendly park. The smell wasn’t too strong. There might be one or two homeless people around, but they never bother. There isn’t much activity but some smell and a little steamy.

Estrella De Luna11 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

Restrooms are closed due to the homeless. Water fountains are shut off. Homeless people were using the springs to wash their clothes. Homeless tents surround the area. Don't walk alone

madison corns8 months ago
★★★★★

GO DO IT!! Don’t think twice! Super cool, beautiful landscape, it’s like an all natural hot tub! Would do it again in a heartbeat!

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