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    Tara T.

    Wr stayed here for 5 nights and loved it! Right by the river, views were beautiful and camp sites and RV site was super clean! Everyone was so nice. Loved the hot spring area and green beautiful grass. We saw elk each night and bunnies all over the park. Whenever I needed wood or ice they were fully stocked up! Cafe was nice and coffee was great!

    Jaime F.

    We stopped spur of the moment halfway through our two week road trip from grand Tetons to glacier. We only stayed about an hour and a half since we were heading out to our next destination. The outside landscape and layout of the pool area is beautiful, and you are surrounded by the beautiful canyon landscape. Make sure you bring towels if you're able, they are $4 extra per towel. the staff was very friendly and attentive. The pool, cold pool and hot plunge were a great way to relax after long days in the park. We had energy refreshers in the cafe before leaving and they were a nice treat. Bathrooms were clean and spacious. Only thing to note- some of the integrity of the pools are starting to deteriorate. I think if the pool walls/ rim receive some repairs/love, this would improve the experience even more. We enjoyed our visit- and there were plenty of folks taking advantage of the hot springs pools!

    Sabrina C.

    Enjoyed a day soak and had a fabulous experience. Breathtaking views, several hot pools, and a fire you can warm up near the poolside. Spectacular place. Would highly recommend!

    V W.

    We spontaneously visited Yellowstone Hot Springs after a long day in Yellowstone. It's on the same grounds as a campground and I would describe it as a "Campground Spa". For a Thursday afternoon (Aug '23) it was very busy. THE EXPERIENCE: ~The hot springs complex consists of: One large wading/swim pool One smaller round 'hot' tub/pool One smaller round 'cold' tub/pool One shallow trench of water that you walk through for your feet Loungers, tables and grassy areas Front reception/shop Lockers/changing room Shower/toilet facilities Parking in front ~Nestled amongst the mountains, nice grounds and scenery. ~Entry fee was $15 (Adult, Aug '23). ~Towel rental available. ($4, Aug '23). ~The front check-in area/reception is where you pay, get your locker key, (one-time use locker for 50 cents), rent towels ($4) and purchase swimsuits, etc. I had to ask the front-desk person how the lockers worked, etc. she wasn't very forthcoming with information. ~The locker room has curtained changing cubicles and small lockers that can only be used ONCE or else you have to pay 50 cents again. (I recommend they upgrade to 'keypad' lockers). Don't bring a massive amount of stuff with you as the lockers are small. ~The bathroom/shower area was not very inviting and a bit run down. ~The large pool is mostly for wading/standing although it is deep enough to swim, but most people weren't actually swimming. It is supposedly a mineral pool, but it didn't smell or feel 'minerally' to me. It could have been regular water for all I knew. The cold and hot pools were fun and we did those several times, but again, they felt like regular water. ~There's not much shade -- wear your hats/glasses/sunscreen/rash guards! ~We accidentally parked at the campground when we first arrived as it's the first building you encounter. Ooops! An employee told us to keep going. I wonder how many people have done that? Perhaps better signage would be a good idea? :) Overall, it was an okay experience and somewhere relaxing to end the day. WHAT COULD BE IMPROVED? The locker room and bathroom facilities need a major upgrade. The pools are nice, but I didn't feel any 'mineral water' effects from them compared to other mineral spas/pools I've visited. The woman on the front desk could be a little more customer oriented.

    Julia M.

    Large pool & tubs... lots of open outdoor space with plenty of room to spread out. The staff was friendly and views all around are phenomenal. The changing rooms & restrooms aren't the nicest but are adequate. I like the amenities & refreshments better at Chico Hotsprings but this place definitely has the better views!

    Lame fire pit, pot holes, no real grass.....
    Sinjin S.

    Ok....i have to believe that the 5 star ratings are for the Hot Springs, because the RV park SUCKS....absolutely no shade and no trees on the Electric only side, the Full Hook Up side has shade, but there's only like 7 spots. The fire pit has no grill to use. The picnic benches are warped and uncomfortable and their firewood emits an odd off putting odor (basically shit wood at premium prices)....PLUS the best part......massive amounts of small gnats that crawl through your screen, when I say tons, I mean so many that your lantern will have so many bugs you will lose light. I enjoyed the Hot Springs (5 stars there). but no kidding, if you RV'ers put up with this kinda low quality campgrounds at premium prices.....no wonder these campgrounds deliver shit accommodations....and that's coming from an Eagle Scout and US Marine!!

    Hands down the best hot springs.  Go no where else!  I went to them ALL
    Marisol R.

    I didn't plan on my Montana vacation resulting in me going to every hot spring in the bozeman/livingston/emigrant area but it happened! I literally went to ALL of them and Yellowstone wins by a mile. So much that I went back, twice! I can't say enough about the level of relaxation you can achieve here. You are enveloped 360 by mountain views that instantly put you at visual peace. They have three different pool temperatures so you can maximize the benefits of each. After 15 minutes you'll feel a intense state of relaxation you were not even pursuing, it just happens! The staff are lovely and really leave you alone to enjoy the meticulously cared for space they have created. A huge shout out to the landscaping crew, the grounds are stunning. Yes the locker rooms don't have the most modern finishes and are a bit dated, but this place has been around a while, and they are well cared for and perfectly clean. Besides, no one spends more than 2 minutes in a locker room! All the amazing parts of these springs are in the name.... OUTSIDE... at the HOT SPRINGS! If you are looking for a five star hot spring experience and not a 5 star locker room experience, come here FIRST! Side Story: On our last day in Montana we decided to give Chico hot springs a try because it was at the base of one of our hiking trails. Paid $50 for three of us get in, got in the chico pool for 3 minutes when my son looked at me and said "This place s*cks. Let's bounce and go back to Yellowstone" And we got out immediately and went to Yellowstone! That's a good indication of the level of difference you'll find here!

    Brian Q.

    Came here during our trip to Yellowstone after a long day of hiking and boy was it relaxing! This place offered free entry for my gf's birthday which was nice! $15 for an all day in and out pass which was awesome. Men and women's locker rooms that led straight to the hot spring area. The main pool was a nice 100 degree pool and there were smaller cold and hotter pools around. Beautiful views of the Montana mountains surrounded the facility and beautiful lights and fire pits were turned on at night. Pool was not crowded at all and even had powerful massage jets. Definitely make it a point to come visit here if you plan on visiting Yellowstone

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    Steve O.

    A great place to relax after several days of hiking. Pools are fed from a thermal on the Yellowstone River. 3 pools: hot is 106 degrees, cold is 66 degrees, medium is 90 degrees. Really nice staff and clean bathhouses. No alcohol allowed so great for families. Makes a great stop for your last day at Yellowstone or after rafting. Price is for all day, so you can leave, go eat, and come back. They also sell Wilcoxson's ice cream in a cooler by the door as an added bonus. Bring your own towels.

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    Worst experience ever. It's literally hot tubs, not natural springs. Locker rooms are horrible and dirty

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    Bozeman Hot Springs - Great beverages

    Bozeman Hot Springs

    3.5(153 reviews)
    42.4 mi

    I love going to the Bozeman hot springs! Yes, it's pricey, but it's great for a special occasion or…read moreif 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.

    **November 2025: Monday Afternoon Visit**…read more 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!

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    Dreamcatcher Tipi Hotel - Social hour with s'mores and beverages

    Dreamcatcher Tipi Hotel

    4.8(29 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    WOW!!!!! This was such a wonderful experience. We were greeted by Kelsey and Tally. They were such…read moregracious hostesses. We were given a tour of the property and then the best for last, our beautifully decorated Teepee. GORGEOUS! We needed nothing. There were plugs for charging our electronics, the bathrooms accommodated all our needs and the evening social gathering was a perfect way to unwind. A wonderful way to start our grand entrance into the Yellow Stone National park (just a few minutes down the road).

    What a beautiful and extraordinary experience as part of a trip to Yellowstone!!! We booked here…read morebecause we always wanted to go glamping and were impressed with footage of Dreamcatcher on utube. The tipis were every bit as wonderful as depicted and the private bathrooms just incredible! Sure, they were shared but ratio of bathrooms to tipis very manageable. And the staff literally went in to clean and sanitize every hour -- I always felt that I was entering a freshly cleaned luxurious bathroom suite. This review has to be long winded because there are so many wonderful things you should know about Dreamcatcher! We visited the third week of May and the nights were very cold but the beds with electric blankets and the modern space heaters kept everything cozy and inviting. As someone who has to make trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night now, I was grateful that my request to have a tipi fairly close to bathrooms was cheerfully accommodated, and I really appreciated the heated bathrooms with heated floors. I think even in summer guests will appreciate a warm bathroom at night. Every single member of the staff, and I interacted with at least 4 different folks, were engaged, friendly, and welcoming. It's easy to tell when employees are happy and in a company that is run well because it reflects on interactions with guests. The excellent morning coffee/breakfast station and nightly campfire were awesome!!! The only things I would suggest to the company is (1) add some bathrooms that are toilet stalls only so if it's crowded and you just need to pee you can get right in and (2) add an outdoor kitchen sink with a clear sign that folks using a barbecue grill, kitchen utensils and such DO NOT USE THE BATHROOM to clean these items. I stumbled upon a guy in one of these beautiful bathroom suites using the sink to clean a dirty grill (yuck) and saw his friend coming over with his grill ready to jump in there as well. For those of us who are strict vegetarian for cultural reasons, it is taboo to come in contact with things that have held meat. Thankfully the staff kept the bathroom clean though.

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    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa - Awesome sign

    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

    3.6(272 reviews)
    16.2 mi

    Chico hot springs is a well loved hot spring in Montana and I can see why. I've been twice now and…read morehad a great experience each time. The first time was just to soak for the day, which was only about $15 for a day pass. It felt amazing on a cold snowy day. I came back recently to experience the winter getaway package while my friend was visiting. It includes a night stay in the lodge, dinner at the restaurant, access to the breakfast buffet and of course the soaking pools. It was such a relaxing weekend and a great value! The lodge is very rustic and cozy. The restaurant is very nice and feels more upscale. The food was incredible, but I would love to see more vegetarian/vegan options. There are some salads and a mushroom pasta, but it was very heavy on the dairy- delicious though! The bread before dinner was AMAZING and the staff were really on top of things. My favorite part about the restaurant was the breakfast buffet. I loved the pancakes and huge assortment of tasty breakfast food. I felt so pampered having such a wonderful breakfast and then soaking in the pools. I would highly recommend staying at Chico for a fun Montana staycation or vacation!

    Stayed in one of their suites; although the room was rustic, it was clean and comfortable. Ate…read morelunch and dinner in their pub - excellent burgers and wings (the nachos were average). Bartenders, Austin, Jamie and Ethan were awesome. The female bartender working with Ethan and Jamie had been very rude and condescending - she gets zero stars! Breakfast in the morning was excellent as well. Pool temps were in the mid to upper 90's which was very refreshing. Will definitely come back. Hopefully that miserable bartender will have a better attitude...

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