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Nat-Soo-Pah Hot Springs & Campground
Nat Soo Pah Hot Springs Campground is located in Twin Falls, Idaho. It is a family-friendly campground that offers a variety of activities for all ages. The campground features a hot springs pool, a playground, a picnic area, and a variety of trails for hiking and biking. The campground also offers a variety of amenities, including a camp store, laundry facilities, and a full-service restaurant. The campground is open year-round and is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
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User Reviews
Trevon Reddish
This place was nice enough for the family and the office gal was pleasant. My 4 year old daughter loved the pool. It is a little tough cash only, but they do have an ATM. Camp sites are close , and power for our trailer was 30 amp. I brought my 50 amp cord, so bring an adapter or be prepared to buy one on site for 55/65 $’s. It’s nice that it has a place to drain your RV tanks. If you don’t want an immediate neighbor , I would just eat it and pay for 2 sites , as the locations are tight. We got our 41’ Fuzion toyhauler in and out without problem.
Lori Housler
We had made reservations for 2 nights to come in to watch the Air Show with the Blue Angels. I was not informed that it was cash only when I made the reservations, nor when I called a 2nd time to confirm reservations. Upon check in, the rude older woman, who was not very friendly, told us it was cash only. Thank goodness, I had brought some cash. Her directions were very vague about which spots we could go to, and we seemed like we were inconveniencing her. When we went to use the pool, the music was so loud, not to mention the hard rock music that was playing. A more neutral genre of music would be more enjoyable. This is a nice spot to stay, you just need to communicate what is involved with your stay.
Chris Hiltbrand
Cash only! Make sure you bring cash they don't accept other forms of payment. The camp sites aren't well marked and some have picnic tables or fire pits and others don't. Plan on being friendly with your neighbors as they will be very close and may need to move vehicles for you to leave. Water is a ways away so bring a long hose or long power cord for hookups. Kids had fun at the pool.
Dee Ann Peterson
I loved this place! Such an inviting atmosphere and the springs are amazing. Three different pools with different temperatures. The water is mineral rich, so it stained the lining of my swim suit. I'd definitely wear a dark one here.
melissa hurst
The place is nice. However the lady who runs the office is rude. Not friendly whatsoever. Kind of a bummer that you have to pay $10 per person to swim plus pay to use the slide. The grounds are simple and nice. I’d stay again for a one night stop. I would suggest bring things for kids to do outside to keep them entertained. Sunsets are beautiful and watching the stars was the highlight of the night.