See photos. They were also nice enough to leave us the remains of last guest's coffee…read more They also did not honor the coupon from Yelp.

Although it may be "updated" I was surprised how clean and comfortable the room was. I great casual…read moreplace to rest between fishing trips/WY adventures. The fly fishing guidance is the best in the area. He accesses the best water and what to use, along with great instruction and patience. Loved my time there and looking forward to going back.

Last time I visited here was two years ago. They have since added some shade screens over the…read moreoutdoor pool - love them!! Bathhouse / changing area was very clean. Front desk people were very nice. Will keep coming when I pass thru Thermo. Note: they only accept cash or check - $12.50 for an all day (9am-9pm) adult pass; so, bring cash...

All-day admission (allowing you to leave and return) is $12.50. Credit cards are accepted. Lockers…read moreinside the dressing rooms take quarters to release the key, or if you are not worried about anyone taking what you leave there while in the pools, just use one that doesn't lock. There are several pools inside and out with the smaller ones being hotter. There is a diving board, a basketball hoop and enclosed water slides. There is also a smelly steam cave - and a gift shop. Massage is also available - but I forgot to ask about it before, during, or after my time in the pools. The Super Star 500 is over 500 feet long - making it one of the world's longest water slides. The Blur Thunder Run is 330 feet down from a 60 foot tower. The Lil' Dipper is an outdoor 60-foot warm mineral water slide.

When in Wyoming , you need your come here. The park is beautiful. Theres a huge suspension bridge (…read morecool but scary ) lots of water features, hot springs , and wildlife. There is a bison pasture where you can see bison from your car. Don't get out , they aren't nice. Did I mention this state park is free!!

Despite some of the negativity regarding the next door neighbors, the state park is indeed open…read more I traveled from the Hudson Valley of New York on my way to the Tetons, and Thermopolis was a destination stop. The hot springs are flowing, the kids are still cliff jumping into the river, and the bison are still grazing. The hot springs are open (and free) to all visitors. We put our 20 minutes in, and ur was incredible (even if the temps outside were only a few degrees warmer than the water!) This location is special.

We enjoy this hot springs so much. Seniors pay only $150 a year. The pools and showers are very…read moreclean. Love the outdoors pools.

The hot springs pools are great! They have a slide inside and outside. The inside pool didn't have…read morea lot of water so it was a little hard to get to the bottom. we got there early so it wasn't very busy. It was nice because we almost had the place to ourselves.

Gorgeous place. The new "camping shacks" are great. The park superintendent and rangers are too…read more They say they hope to add solar power to the shacks in the future. Enjoyed watching vultures sunning themselves on the rocks at the highest rise on Brannon Point in mid to late morning. Already planning to come back in late spring!

I love it! It's the only place I would go! It's a fully functional gym! From bodybuilding to…read morestrongman equipment! It also has many options like certified personal training to Myofascial Release. And the gym is huge! If you're in Thermopolis, go to this gym!

The Legend Rock petroglyphs are about 30 miles northwest of Thermopolis. On Highway 120, drive for…read morealmost 22 miles until you reach the brown sign indicating the left turn to the petroglyphs. A smooth dirt road leading to a left turn at Legend Rock Road will take you to the small one-room interpretive center and parking area. From there, it's a short walk to the line of petroglyphs -- supposedly, almost 300 -- that are easy to find, especially with the help of the numbered markers. The age of the images, in the Dinwoody style reflecting the Big Horn and Wind River geographic areas, range from 100 years old to about 11,000 years old. There are many large images that are quite distinct and vibrant. It's easy to capture photos of your favorites. If you're in the Thermopolis or Cody area, detour here for some great unexpected surprises.

Worth the effort to get there. So much history! You can understand why those who preceded us in…read morethis area kept returning to tell their stories. Abundant fish, wildlife and great place to grow squash and maize. Not to mention the natural hot springs in the river. No wonder they had the time to create the stories on this rock. GO! If you have snake repellant of any kind, bring it as there are rattlers in the area so please be sure to stay on the well maintained trail.

This gets four stars not three because as far as I know it's the only gym in town. Its in a old…read moremetal building that has been remodeled so that it can be a gym instead of a hardware store which is what it reminds me of. In the morning it's pretty full with almost all the treadmills taken and the weight room pretty full. Surprising for such a small town! The treadmills are not as new as my gym anytime but they suffice I was not expecting much since it was a smaller town. They have all the weights you could desire but their curl bar was outdated (I prefer the larger grip bars not the thinner) . All in all it was nice to be able to work out in a small town!! The price was a little on the expensive side 20 dollars a week which I negotiated from 6 dollars each time

A great gym. Much more than you would expect for a town this size. The owner is also a certified…read morepersonal trainer who is very knowledgable. He does one on one sessions along with groups. If you live in Worland, or are just passing through, check out this gem of a gym.