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Hot Springs Open Year-Round in Utah
Hot springs that stay open through winter, when snow soaking is at its best. Check road conditions before you drive.
We list 4 in Utah: the hottest is Crystal Hot Springs (up to 105°F) and the lowest listed adult price is Belmont Hot Springs RV Park ($15).
Belmont Hot Springs RV Park
An RV park near Garland in Box Elder County built around two natural hot spring lakes, listed at 97°F and 104°F and also known as Udy Hot Springs. A hot springs access pass is sold to non-campers, and scuba diving is offered October through May by reservation. Pets are welcome in the park but not in the springs.
Crystal Hot Springs
A long-running pool complex in Honeyville, opened as Madsen Hot Springs in 1901, that blends a 120-134°F hot spring with a cold spring less than 50 feet away. It has three mineral hot tubs, a soaker/cave pool, a chlorinated lap pool, an Olympic pool and two water slides. Camping is no longer offered and outside food is not allowed.
Homestead Crater
A geothermal spring inside a beehive-shaped limestone dome on the Homestead Resort grounds in Midway, entered through a ground-level tunnel. The water is about 90-96°F and roughly 65 feet deep, so life vests are required for everyone except certified divers. Soaks are sold in one-hour slots with about 40 minutes in the water.
Zion Canyon Hot Springs
A WorldSprings resort that opened in 2025 on the historic Pah Tempe (Dixie) hot springs along the Virgin River in La Verkin. It splits into a family side with 14 mineral pools and a 90°F freshwater pool, and a 21+ side with 18 mineral pools, 16 WorldSprings-style pools, saunas, cold plunges and a bar. Standard passes cover up to three hours, with an all-day upgrade.