Veyo Pool
- From $18
- 29 min from St. George
- Walk-in OK
A spring-fed swimming pool in a basalt canyon in Veyo, north of St. George. Spring water enters at about 96°F and cools to the high 80s in the pool. The $18 canyon pass also covers a bolted climbing park and crawdad catching, and the pool is open May through October.
Closed for the 2026 season; pool reopens May 1. Off-season canyon access for climbing and camping by reservation only.
- Price
- From $18
- Nearest town
- Veyo
- From St. George
- 29 min
- Reservations
- Walk-in OK
Plan your visit
Hours & season
| Hours | Daily 10am-6pm, May 1-Oct 31 |
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Tickets & booking
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| Access | Day pass, walk-ins welcome |
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Rules
| Swimwear |
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| Ages |
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| Dogs | No |
On site
| Pools | 1 |
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| Lodging | Yes |
Water temperature
This venue doesn't publish pool temperatures.
Mineral profile
Total dissolved minerals
390 mg/L
Lightly mineralized · Calcium–sulfate (gypsum-type water)
- pH
- 7.9
- Temp at source
- 90°F
- Fluoride
- 0.70 mg/L
- Boron
- 0.14 mg/L
Lab analysis of the source water at “(C-40-16) 6cdb-S1” (0.3 mi from Veyo Pool), sampled 1966–1967 by the USGS and partners (data). Pool water may be cooled, mixed or treated, and spring chemistry is generally stable over decades. We report measurements only; we don't make health claims.
The pools
| Pool | Temp |
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| Spring-fed poolWater enters about 96°F and cools to the high 80s. No chemicals added. | — |
As published by the venue. Temperatures shift with the seasons and the weather.
Facilities
- Continuously fed by a natural warm spring
- Venue says no chemicals are added
- Spring enters ~96°F, pool in the high 80s
- Towels included: no
- Food on site: yes
- Massage: no
- Sauna: no
| Bring your own alcohol | Not allowed |
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| Glass containers | Not allowed |
| Smoking | Not allowed |
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What's here
- warm-spring-fed swimming pool
- basalt rock-climbing park with 234 bolted routes
- crawdad catching
- Lava Grill poolside
- 30 riverside campsites and a farmhouse rental
Getting there
- From St. George29 min20 mi
- From St. George (SGU)48 min33 mi
Typical driving time without traffic or snow.
| Elevation | 4,449 ft |
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Things to do near Veyo
Snow Canyon State Park
Lava flows and sandstone cliffs near Ivins with hiking, biking and camping.
Gunlock State Park
Red-rock reservoir northwest of St. George for boating, fishing and swimming, with seasonal waterfalls.
Trailheads
- Snow Canyon North Trailhead7.8 mi
- Lava Flow Trailhead8.2 mi
- Butterfly Trailhead8.6 mi
- Red Sands Trailhead9.5 mi
Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Nearby springs
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.
Gold Strike Hot Springs
Warm and hot springs in Gold Strike Canyon, which drops to the Colorado River just below Hoover Dam in Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The NPS rates the 5.3-mile round trip as very strenuous: a Class 2 canyoneering route with seven dry falls and about 1,200 ft of elevation change. The trail closes each year from May 15 to Sept. 30 for heat, but the springs stay reachable by water.
Arizona Hot Spring
Spring-fed pools in a narrow canyon above the Colorado River in Lake Mead National Recreation Area, a few miles south of Hoover Dam. The Park Service rates the 5-mile round-trip hike very strenuous, with scrambling and a 20-ft ladder, and closes the trail every year from May 15 to September 30 because of heat. The spring water runs about 111-120°F.
Zion Canyon Hot Springs: 25 mi · Gold Strike Hot Springs: 109 mi · Arizona Hot Spring: 111 mi
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· checked November 2026
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