Southeast Idaho's Vacation & Lodging Guide
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Hot Pool Tour |
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Forces of nature created them for us to enjoy,
thankfully without the sulfur or chemical odor usually
associated with natural hot springs. Five locations
have been developed for regular visits popular with
tourists and local citizens alike. All five will add to
your book of favorite memories of Southeast Idaho.
Pictured on the left is Idaho's Famous Lava Hot
Springs 110º Hot Pools. |
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American Falls Indian Springs is named
for the historic encampment of Native Americans at this
natural hot springs two miles southwest of American Falls on
state highway 37. Modern improvements include a large park
with shelters, a large heated swimming pool, spacious RV
parking and tent sites. Nearby Massacre Rocks State Park is
popular with Oregon Trail history buffs. Indian Springs
information at (208) 226-2174. |
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Downey
Downata Hot Springs
is 3 and a half miles southeast of Downey on US 91.
Natural hot water flows year round through this large
swimming pool and hot tub. The clubhouse provides
changing room and lockers plus a café and game room. A
zero depth water playground with water toys is popular
with children. Two large hydrotube rides thrill all
ages. The resort accommodates overnighters at a bed &
breakfast or RV Park with hookups. Tent sites are also
available. Information at (208) 897-5736. |
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Lava Hot Springs The warm water attractions
and the charming little town that grew up between them
are named for the two major lava flows that traversed
this valley. Four hot pools with differing temperatures
are at the east end of town while the Olympic sized
swimming complex is at the west end. The Portneuf River
flows between. While you can drive, the fun way to get
from one to the other is on an inner tube on the river.
Making good memories for tourists is the major source of
income for the approximately 600 residents of Lava Hot
Springs that take care of the shops, cafes, lounges, and
over 200
hotel rooms and 400 RV hookup spaces. Located 11 miles
east of exit 47 on US 30. Information at (208)776-5221 |
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Preston -
Riverdale Resort features a large outdoor
swimming pool and
hot tubs fed by natural hot water, including a
therapeutic jetted tub.
A hydrotube pool and children’s pool make this a good
family outing.
A gaming room and snack bar compliment the changing and
locker
rooms. The resort has eight motel rooms with hot tubs in
every room.
Riverdale Resort is next to the Bear River in a very
scenic valley five
miles north of Preston at the intersection of state
highways 34 & 36
Information at (208) 852-0266. |
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Thatcher -
Maple Grove Hot Springs
Relaxation and serenity are the order of the
day. Maple Grove Hot Springs is located in South East
Idaho in the beautiful and scenic Oneida Narrows. The
hot springs front Oneida Narrows Reservoir on the Bear
River. Three different therapeutic pools, three
different temperatures all surrounded by a beautiful
canyon!
Our four campsites are tucked in to large Maple and
Cedar trees providing shade and privacy. |
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Several Southeast Lodging
Providers also have Hot Springs!
Lava Hot Springs
Inn - Lava Hot Springs -
(208) 776-5830
Home Hotel -
Lava Hot Springs -
(208) 776-5507
Riverside
Inn & Hot Springs -
Lava Hot Springs -
(800) 733-5504
Aura Soma Lava
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Lava Hot Springs -
(800) 757-1233
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