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8 springs within 40 miles

Hot springs near Sweet

8 hot springs are within 40 miles of Sweet: the closest is Roystone Hot Springs (under 1 mi) and the lowest listed adult price is Terrace Lakes Resort ($15). Distances are straight-line; driving distances in the mountains can be much longer.

  1. Roystone Hot Springs0 mi
  2. Hot Springs Campground Hot Spring23 mi
  3. Terrace Lakes Resort23 mi
  4. The Springs26 mi
  5. Rocky Canyon Hot Springs31 mi
  6. Pine Flats Hot Springs34 mi
  7. Boiling Springs38 mi
  8. Silver Creek Plunge38 mi
Steam over a covered outdoor pool at Roystone Hot Springs, Sweet, Idaho
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Roystone Hot Springs

Sweet, ID

A family-run hot springs RV park near Sweet with an outdoor pool under a vaulted roof and a jetted hot tub, each rented to one group at a time. The pool is about 98°F in winter and cooled in summer, and the hot tub runs about 104°F. The property is alcohol-free outside the Spring House event area.

Minerals575 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Hot Springs Campground Hot Spring

Garden Valley, ID

A natural hot springs soaking pool on the South Fork Payette River, across the Banks-Lowman Road from the Forest Service's Hot Springs Campground and down a staircase. The campground east of Garden Valley is open from early May to the end of September and is reserved through Recreation.gov.

Minerals261 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Swimmer floating in a big outdoor pool below pine forest and chalets at Terrace Lakes Resort, Garden Valley, Idaho
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Terrace Lakes Resort

Garden Valley, ID

A golf resort in Garden Valley with an outdoor geothermal pool open year-round to day visitors without reservations. The resort also has a restaurant and lounge, motel rooms, cabins, condos and RV spots. Drinks bought on site can be taken to the pool area with a wristband.

Minerals307 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Outdoor pool and hot tub with lounge chairs in a pine valley at The Springs, Idaho City, Idaho
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The Springs

Idaho City, ID

A geothermal soaking venue on Highway 21 about a mile south of Idaho City, with an 80 by 40 ft main pool, a hot tub and private tubs. All visits are by reservation in 2.5-hour sessions, and several days and evenings are adults-only. Poolside food, beer and wine are served, and the owners run Inn The Pines lodging a third of a mile away.

Minerals219 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Rocky Canyon Hot Springs

Crouch, ID

A three-tiered hot spring above the Middle Fork of the Payette River, about 12 miles up South Middle Fork Road from Crouch. Reaching it means wading the river, which Visit Idaho says is only safe in summer at low water. Parking is a small pull-off on the left of the road.

Minerals248 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Pine Flats Hot Springs

Lowman, ID · 0.25 mi hike

Riverside soaking pools below a hot waterfall on a cliff above the South Fork Payette River, reached by a quarter-mile nature trail from the Forest Service's Pine Flats Campground west of Lowman. The campground runs end of May to end of September. In winter the gate is closed and visitors walk the road.

Minerals251 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Boiling Springs

Crouch, ID

A geothermal area on the Middle Fork Payette River about 24 miles north of Crouch on Forest Road 698, next to a Forest Service campground and the rentable Boiling Springs Cabin. Recreation.gov describes soaking in the hot springs beside the cabin, and the USFS says the springs are a short walk from the trailhead parking. The main spring is near boiling, so test the water before getting in.

Minerals263 mg/LSodium–chloride · high silica
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Outdoor pool beside a timber lodge in the forest at sunrise at Silver Creek Plunge, Crouch, Idaho
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Silver Creek Plunge

Crouch, ID

A family campground in the Boise National Forest about 25 miles north of Crouch, built around a 186,000-gallon geothermal pool that has operated since 1957. Water enters at 100-104F and the full volume turns over about every six hours. Lodging is rustic A-frames and cabins with no linens or showers, plus first-come tent and RV sites.

Minerals197 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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