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Bozeman Hot Springs

3.5 (163 reviews)
Open • 5:30 am - 11:00 pm

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Maria D.

I love how close this is to the airport. I believe I paid less than $30 to access for a full day. Best decision after a long trip and right before a flight. The indoor pool def felt a bit more chaotic than the outdoor ones. There are also lots of families here with their kids. There isn't an adults only section or pool so keep that in mind. Locker rooms are ok. They have plenty of towels, showers, and small dryers for your bathing suits. They offer the cold plunge pools and offer instructions on how to best use them for greater benefits. They have a small cafe towards the entrance with fun and yummy drinks. Large parking lot, but it does fill up quickly as this is a popular spot.

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Irene Y.

**November 2025: Monday Afternoon Visit** Of the different activities I researched before coming to Bozeman my mom requested a spa/very chill activity during our visit so I found Bozeman Hot Springs which definitely fit the bill! I was reviewing a couple of different hot spring options, but this one felt more like a resort and had both indoor and outdoor pools which felt like a more luxurious experience. We went on a Monday afternoon and it was nice and peaceful. I was told the indoor pool did not have chlorine since it was drained daily and the outdoor ones did. I saw other guests bring their own beach towel. The business does provide a towel, but it's somewhat thin and flimsy. They also provide lockers (with a lock) and there are showers if you want to rinse off before/afterwards. My mom and I went on a weekday, but I was informed that on that weekend they had a band play on Saturday and that on Sunday it was EdM night which would definitely be a different vibe. Single Time Admission (Mon-Fri) Adults $21 Military $17 Seniors $17 Age 0-4 $15 Age 5-13 $20 Single Time Admission (Weekends & Holidays) Adults $28 Military $21 Seniors $21 Age 0-4 $15 Age 5-13 $25 Overall my mom and I had a great experience. I think we spend less than an hour there as our body soaked in the necessary minerals. I do recommend brining a bootle of water as you might get dehydrated. Otherwise - fun!

Gabrielle B.

I love going to the Bozeman hot springs! Yes, it's pricey, but it's great for a special occasion or if you have friends visiting and want to show them the best of Bozeman. The facility is clean and nice. The gym area has everything you need and hasn't been busy whenever I've gone. The outdoor pools are incredible with fire pits, soft music and overall incredible ambiance. It's very romantic! They of course have saunas, steam rooms, cold plunge and towels are included. It's worth the price to visit at least once and it feels especially wonderful on a cold winter day.

An C.

This Hot Spring was so worth it and lots of fun! Definitely go here if you are in the area! In Bozeman outside of Yellowstone. For $28 entry fee this place was a great value experience. Saunas, varying temperatures of hot pools, cold pool, sauna, 7' deep swimming/diving pool, lounging pools, indoor pools, outdoor pools - many pools for you to sit in! The coolest thing was there is no chlorine used as this is spring water. The water coming from the otters statues indoor was drinkable as I saw lots of people filling their water bottles with it. We definitely lucked out because there was a great local band playing for hours on Sunday evening! It was so packed and lively and a fantastic place to spend the evening. So many recliners to sit on. The pools definitely got very crowded, likely because of the live music, but there was always space to be in and move around. The lighting and fireplaces at night created a very enjoyable ambiance for the outdoor pools. Inside smells a bit sulfuric but I think that is standard for hot springs, especially without chlorine. I did not question the cleanliness. Plenty of towels and a worker maintaining the premises! Only L was no showers as they are under construction. But we are very glad this Hot Spring was a part of our itinerary in Bozeman!

Jessica N.

Really enjoyed our afternoon here! They have a mix of indoor and outdoor pools that are different temperatures. They also have a steam and dry sauna. Everything is co-Ed. The women's locker room had showers, lockers, changing rooms. Facilities are very clean and new. They also have a cafe on site. It was $21 for a day pass on a weekday which is so cheap! It was my first visit, but the staff did not explain anything. I was able to figure out where everything was with no issue. My biggest surprise was seeing so many children here. It wasn't super noisy but I would expect a place like this to be adult only. Overall I would highly recommend.

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Food was really good smoothies were great.the whole ambient of the place was good. Had a great experience there.

Kayla S.

wonderful way to relax. lots of indoor and outdoor pools with ranging temperatures. you can go from the sauna or steam room to a cold plunge.

Sam K.

I was really looking forward to visiting these hot springs to have a relaxing day, but was a little disappointed. They have several pools outside, all with slightly different temperatures. It's a really cool concept, but it was SO loud when I went. There were a ton of families and children there, so it really wasn't relaxing. I found the quietest pool, which actually ended up being super loud because the guys started screaming right after I laid down. The outside part also ended up closing shortly after I got there due to rain, so everyone shifted inside. Even after the rain stopped and was done for the day, they still kept the outside part closed... not sure why though. They had a large pool and then a couple cold/hot/warm smaller pools, as well as a sauna and steam room. I bounced around between everything for an hour or so, but it was super packed and loud since everyone shifted inside. I hung out by the smaller pools since there were less kids there, but there were times the kids would come over and start splashing or screaming. If they allow kids here, I think they need to have some rules like no jumping/splashing or maybe have 1 adult only pool. There's also a little bar area where they serve food and smoothies/juices. I got some kind of strawberry smoothie, which was good but a bit overpriced in my opinion. The day pass to use the spa amenities was around $35, so I think it's cheap compared to over spas I've been to. However, I just didn't enjoy it much, and I've heard the other hot spring (I think in or near Bozeman) is much nicer. Wouldn't recommend coming here unless you're coming with your family and kids.

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Clean and great atmosphere. Would definitely come here again and experience this spa!

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We already can't wait to come back. It's definitely commercialized, but still worth it.

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They have done a full remodel and the new facilities are outstanding. Coupons available on their website

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the atmosphere is so lovely their remodel is much more elegant and the outside lighting and vibe is to die for

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“The amenities are clean with numerous pools, both indoor and outdoor to choose from, including the steam room and the sauna.”

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Norris Hot Springs

3.9(63 reviews)
25.1 mi
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We had the absolute best time here today. This place came highly recommended by a family friend, as…read morewell as a couple of the locals we've met on our trip. We were not disappointed at all. When I was researching for our trip, I noticed they offer a private soak option, so I went ahead and booked this experience for us. 2 hour session on a Wednesday for $175. Not bad when you get the entire place to yourself. They have changing rooms and the bathrooms are porta potties. It was super clean. The hot springs were super hot and the water they spray in one section of the pool allows you an opportunity to cool off. They also had umbrellas set up around the perimeter to block the sun. I'm glad it was slightly cooler today from a rain storm as it ended up being the perfect day! We also ordered some food while we were here. I got the smoked trout which came with a delicious salad, all made fresh from their onsite garden. My kids got the pickle pizza, which they let me try and that was devoured! Demi took excellent care of us! I'd definitely come back here! They also offer live music in the evenings. There was music playing while we were here and it was a nice addition. They also offer onsite camping too. Highly recommend Norris Hot Springs!

We used to absolutely love Norris Hot Springs. We've been coming here for years and it was always…read moreour go-to hot spring when we lived in Bozeman and West Yellowstone. We've made many day trips and stayed multiple times in the campground with our RV. After moving away for a few years, we recently returned to Bozeman and have visited Norris several times. We were excited to bring our new NoBo 18.0 camper for its maiden voyage. Unfortunately, this stay was nothing like the Norris Hot Springs we remembered. The community bathrooms were shockingly dirty and unsanitary. The showers looked and smelled as though they hadn't been thoroughly cleaned in a very long time. Both toilets had dark rings in the bowls, and the entire bathroom area had an overwhelming mold and mildew smell. The showers also had a buildup of something slimy. I understand that older facilities have limitations, but basic cleanliness should not be one of them. The WiFi also wasn't working at our campsite. We notified staff and asked if the router could be reset, but it never worked during our stay. We eventually found WiFi by sitting outside near the community bathroom, which unfortunately was not a pleasant place to spend time. The biggest disappointment came Monday morning. For all the years we've camped at Norris, use of the hot springs had been included with our campsite. We headed over for a quick 10-15 minute soak before I had to leave for work and were told by Noah that campers must now pay an additional $3 per person, per day to use the pool. The $3 fee itself was not the issue. The issue was the lack of communication. Our reservation confirmation clearly stated: "CAMPERS HAVE ACCESS TO THE POOL & CAFE DURING PUBLIC HOURS THURSDAY-MONDAY 10AM-10PM." There was no mention in our confirmation that campers would now be charged an additional daily, per-person pool fee. Attached is a copy of the confirmation email I received. We were told the new policy was on the website. After looking, I could not find it on the Home, Soak, or Reservations pages. I eventually found the information buried at the bottom of the campground page. For returning guests who have always understood pool access to be included with camping, it would be very easy to make a reservation without realizing this had changed. We even offered to pay the $6 immediately after our quick soak, since my husband was staying behind to pack up the camper, but were told there were "no exceptions" and payment had to be made before entering the pool. With the time crunch and the overall unfriendly experience, we decided to leave. I also mentioned the condition of the bathrooms to Noah and expressed that they needed a serious deep cleaning. Unfortunately, I felt the concern was dismissed rather than acknowledged. Businesses can certainly change policies, but significant changes like this should be clearly communicated during the reservation process and, ideally, included in the confirmation email--especially for longtime returning guests. We left without our morning soak and, more importantly, with a very different impression of a place we have enjoyed for many years. Between the dirty bathrooms, unavailable campsite WiFi, and poorly communicated change to pool access, this was a very disappointing stay. Sadly, after years of Norris Hot Springs being one of our favorite places, it will likely be quite a while before we return.

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Yellowstone Hot Springs

Yellowstone Hot Springs

4.1(61 reviews)
42.4 mi

​After 7 days of hiking in Yellowstone, visiting Yellowstone Hot Springs in Gardiner on our last…read moreevening was pure bliss. My favorite was alternating between the cold plunge (~60°F) and the super hot pool (~105°F),that hot/cold contrast gives an amazing tingling sensation and completely melts away muscle fatigue. They also have a family friendly pool around 90°F. The mountain views are stunning! ​Great amenities with lockers, showers, and a swimsuit spinner machine that dries your suit in seconds (a lifesaver if you're traveling the next day!). Pro-tip: showers only have body wash, so bring your own shampoo. I was a skeptic about hot springs before, but now I'm a total believer!

My friend and travel buddy went to Yellowstone to celebrate a significant birthday. We hiked and…read moretrekked by day and came here to soak in the evening. It was a lovely way to unwind each night. It is far better than rustic, but less than spa-like luxury. They had some tees, suits and shoes for sale and towels for rent if you forgot any essentials. There was a really nice firepit, too. The locker rooms and changing area was nice enough and never too busy. The whole facility was enjoyable. The grill offered fewer choices given that we were there during off peak season and that experience could be elevated in the future. It was serviceable for basic nourishment. Something that would have been nice is if they had a special area for kids and families. One night we stopped in was disrupted by some rambunctious children who were bent on splashing and jumping. It was hard to relax in the presence of unmanaged children.

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Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

3.6(284 reviews)
32.7 mi

This resort is beautiful and so cool!…read more The accommodations are plentiful, we were in a pet friendly room that was roomy and cozy. The back door opened up to a pretty view of the mountains and resort. They have so many neat cabins and tents too. We spent some time at the mineral pools--what a unique and fun experience! The pool water was warm and the hot tub was hot but not scalding. It's super popular all throughout the day, even at night. The saloon is a great place for lunch and they have an outside area that is dog friendly. They were short staffed but our food came out quickly and it was delicious. Try their beers, burgers, and sandwiches. They also have a cafe with delicious and novel coffee drinks and pastries, which is inside their store that has so many great souvenirs. They also have plenty of walking trails and the area is huge, which was great for walking our dogs around. If you're driving to Yellowstone and looking for a special place to stay on your road trip, make sure to check out Chico Hot Springs!

Chico Hot Springs was a highlight of our nine-day, four-state road trip through Idaho, Utah,…read moreWyoming, and Montana...and there were a LOT of highlights. Originally booked as a single night, post-Yellowstone reprieve (I mean, looking at hot springs all day long makes you want to soak in one, right?!), we ended up extending our stay another day, because of how much we all (my wife and I, plus our two toddler tons) loved this place! The hot springs alone is worth the price of admission: two pools, one smaller and warmer, the other larger and cooler (but still warm enough that there is no temperature shock when shifting between them), with a poolside bar window where you can order cocktails from the attached saloon...that's pretty hard to beat! There's also an attached restaurant, but we didn't get a chance to check it out, as it was closed by the time we returned to the hotel both nights. There's also the aforementioned saloon, which is open until 11-ish every night (basically, until everyone staggers out), with a wonderful, conversational bartender, Kelby, who was warm, welcoming and engaging: a true gem in an already glittering establishment. He also pointed out their absolutely ABSURD wine selection, indicating the presence of a fabulously stocked wine vault somewhere on site, for those with expensive tastes (not me; I'll stick to my whiskey!). Rooms are rustic, but comfortable, including the beds. We stayed our first night in a private cabin up on the hill, with two small bedrooms (queen beds in each) and a bathroom. Our second night, all the cabins were filled, so we ended up in a room in the main lodge, on the second floor, which had its own aesthetic perks, as the whole building feels like an inn from a previous century (which, technically, I guess it is...but it feels even older than that, in all the good ways). It's probably also haunted. We hope it is, anyway! Beyond all these incredible features I've mentioned, there's actually many, many more: an on-site gift shop / café, open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM every day; there's a day spa up on the hill; you can book horseback rides from the stable near the gift shop; there's a playground for the littles behind the private garden, which appears to be tended by the James Beard award-winning chefs that make the fantastic dining hall an excellent choice for either breakfast/brunch (a buffet at $22/person, and absolutely worth it), or a truly incredible fine dining service in the evening. All those things, and I'm sure I'm probably forgetting or overlooked something. In short, Chico Hot Springs has something for everyone, young or old, rustic or extravagant: our little sons LOVED the hot springs (as did we, of course), but there's so much more to love here, that it has made a lasting impression on us all. Montana has never had much of a draw for city-slickers like my wife and I, but after our stay here, our ignorance has been thoroughly rectified. VERY recommended.

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Home2 Suites by Hilton Bozeman Four Corners - Breakfast Area

Home2 Suites by Hilton Bozeman Four Corners

4.2(5 reviews)
0.6 mi

Pretty new looking hotel in Four Corners. It's about 15 min drive from the airport. It's a little…read morebit closer for going to Big Sky compared to staying in Bozeman. Includes free breakfast in the morning. Decent breakfast with some hot food like sausage patties, eggs, etc and also 2 waffle makers. Breakfast area is reasonable spacious. Bright white lobby, pretty clean and new in general. Plenty of parking. There's not that much within walking distance. It's a Home2 Suites so it's larger suites for extended stay. Our 2 queen room has a sofa bed, desk, and kitchenette with full size fridge, sink, microwave and dishwasher. You can borrow portable stoves from the front desk. Housekeeping comes every other day. The bed is a bit too soft but seems similar to many other hotels in the US.

Unfortunately our stay was not great. We stayed here to be close to our grandchildren with the hope…read moreof playing in the pool while visiting. The pool heater, however, wasn't working. Staff suggested we go to the nearby hot springs. Did not offer a discount. Also in the morning we found out the juice machine was out of order. There was a used was rag on the floor of our room, the refrigerator shelves were not clean and the dusting was not very thorough. Room was spacious and conveniently located near Four Corners. It is a newer hotel, they just need to work on some of the glitches. Would probably stay here again.

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Yellowstone Safari Company - Carol and Karen

Yellowstone Safari Company

4.8(68 reviews)
7.3 mi

We took a tour with Yellowstone Safari Company on 9.28.26 and it was an incredible experience! Our…read moretour guide, Kyle, was fantastic. He was extremely knowledgeable and genuinely passionate about Yellowstone, which made the entire experience even more enjoyable. He was punctual and did an excellent job keeping everyone on schedule, which can be challenging with a public tour. His timing for lunch and our visit to Old Faithful was perfect. Kyle also took us off the beaten path to discover some amazing, less-crowded areas of the park that we might not have experienced on our own. I would highly recommend Yellowstone Safari Company and especially Kyle, to anyone looking to explore Yellowstone. He truly made our trip memorable!

I'll start by saying this was one of the best tours we have ever been on, and I do not say that…read morelightly. If I could give our guide, Elena, infinity stars, I would. When you book (and you absolutely must), ask for Elena. She was not only an absolute joy to be around, but she is incredibly knowledgeable. She knew exactly where to go and when based on the weather, and she is a true expert in all things Yellowstone: the wildlife, the thermal features, the geology, the history. I could go on and on. My husband and I were celebrating my 50th birthday the day of our tour, and I could not have asked for a more magical day. We were a little nervous since it was shoulder season, but those worries disappeared the moment we got started. From the first stop to the last, it was nothing short of spectacular. We were fortunate to see an incredible amount of wildlife throughout the day, but two moments stood out above the rest. First, watching a herd of bison, including a precious newborn calf, was breathtaking. Then came the showstopper: a bear emerging from hibernation. Elena spotted what looked like a tiny dot on a distant cliffside, sprinted to her vehicle to grab a telescope, and within minutes we were watching that bear in real time. It was one of those moments you genuinely cannot believe you are witnessing. That brings me to another wonderful perk of this tour. In addition to the binoculars provided to each guest, the guides carry high-powered telescopes they set up quickly and effortlessly, so you can truly see the wildlife up close. It makes a world of difference. This is a tour we will never forget, and we are already planning to come back in the summer with our daughter. You better believe we will be requesting Elena. You can tell she loves every single thing about what she does, and she is all heart. Five stars is not enough. One million stars, minimum.

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Sunrise Campground - Sunset at Sunrise Campground

Sunrise Campground

4.4(37 reviews)
8.9 mi

After staying there a few years back we could really tell the new owners love and care about this…read morepark. They are working hard to make it a good experience. Easy checkin- fresh eggs in the pretty well stocked "tiny store". They were super friendly and accommodating. The park is mature with beautiful trees, but not a problem for our starlink or "Elon" as we call it. Very close to Bozeman downtown. Saw people walking but Ubers were no problem at all. Yes it is close to the highway and a train, but it really wasn't bothersome. The train comes maybe once a day and not too early. Will stay here every time we are in Bozeman. Also try the Rocking R for football and Wednesday night "bingo" with drink specials. Super fun!! Copper was delicious for dinner and great ambiance.

I travelled over 11 hours the day we arrived and they were kind enough to call and check on us and…read morethen guide us to our site and get us settled. The campground was very clean and well maintained. The garbages were emptied constantly and the showers were wonderful! It was quiet and exactly what I needed for the 5 nights we were there. There is highway noise and trains but I found that I got used to it after the first night and didn't even notice it after that. The couple that run the campground are very friendly and you can tell that they love it! They put such love into the site from watering the flowers to grooming the sites. The only thing that I would have improved on would have been the wifi. It was spotty at best and mostly non-existent. Overall I would love to stay here again and if I ever find myself in Bozeman again I will be staying here!

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