Crystal Hot Springs

Jaydrienne

All the larger hot tubs felt like they were the same temp and more like bath water this last time we went. Weekends are very crowded. Overall we still enjoy the area but definitely recommend going during the week. Then you could enjoy the warmer hot tubs as well.

Crystal Bernal

We visited on our 15th Anniversary weekend and it was phenomenal!! Out of all the hot springs we've been too this is our favorite! Instead of sulfuric smells we just tasted salt🤣 Although my name is Crystal.. I had no idea this place existed outside of SLC, where we visit frequent, until a customer of mine recommended it. I was pleased to learn this is the richest mineral hot springs in the world! My husband and I are feeling so relaxed and refreshed. Everyone here was so friendly too! The waterfalls were amazing and the cave behind the big waterfall was so cool! Will definately be back soon with more family to share the experience🥰

Dan

THE best hot springs I have ever been to. There’s no way to describe it just gotta go it better yet please don’t let’s keep this place a secret? #goanyway

Tammy Phelps

I took my girls and grandson for an outing. It was a lovely drive. When we got there, it was a bit underwhelming. There was a lot of cement and No shade. It was a sunny day and very hot. We had a wonderful time, however. The staff was very nice. The pools and dressing rooms were clean. It was a bit overpriced, and I would definitely bring some form of shade.

Megan Eck

This place was horrid. We went here on a vacation to Utah to visit relatives, and we were let down a lot from the construction. We did not even know that construction was happening during today, and no one told us there would be about 45 men working and kept staring at people. Not to mention, a guy with a jackhammer kept drilling into the concrete and was annoying. There were also bugs, debris, and concrete in the pools that we had to keep walking away from. We had come here a couple of years back, and it was really nice then, but the workers seem to just be letting the pools decay and rot. People seemed to be bringing food and drinks even though a sign said "NO FOOD OR DRINKS," and a big group of people brought a whole cooler, I guess, was filled with food and drinks. There were also only 10 chairs with a small spot of shade to lay in, which was ridiculous with the number of people there. The workers were only working on landscape and not the pools that were falling apart. The bottom of the hotsprings was also very course. Overall, don't pay 20 dollars for this and just get some Epsom salt and take a bath in your own home.