Got there after hours and still got to swim and hang out. It was decent for not being a natural hot spring
The pool is toasty warm . The dirt road to get there is lame to say the least , full of pot holes! But view on the way there are Beautiful!
My friends and I had a wonderful time here after a 5 day backpacking trip. The service was excellent. They have cold beverages and candy available for purchase. The fee to use the hit springs is modest. Shout out to Rocky, you made a perfect ending to a lovely week in the woods. Bring cash, they don't accept cards.
It was nice being nature, just concern there is no shower after !
Fun swimming pool in a beautiful setting. Attached are some photos from the road on the way up. Bring cash as they do not accept cc.
This spring was awesome. A small jaunt up a dirt road and you are there. People are friendly and make sure you like the temp before you get in! Warmer in winter compared to summer.
Stop well worth it, even with slightly cool water. Temperature was 88 degrees, but we were warned to check the temperature before paying. The tough part is the road getting to and from the springs. Road was very scenic drive, but very bumpy (10 mph most of the way.)
a good time!
Loved it We first hiked up the valley, then swam, had a picnic and visited the waterfall.
This is one of the coolest places we've visited in the Teton Valley region. The pool is located very far down an unpaved road and totally with it. Bring cash to pay the small fee. Credit cards not accepted.
The hot springs, waterfall and valley are a must see. Definitely not the overcrowded tourist trap that the town Jackson is just up the road. We camped and the campground for a night and swam in the hot springs the next day. The road the up the valley can be quite muddy and bumpy. Glad we went.
Camp grounds and nature at its best. Off the beaten path. Creek, Bear lock boxes, and Hot springs to soak in with the mountains surrounding. We Loved our time there, wish it wasn't so far to get to.