Mystic Hot Springs

Seems a bit pricy ($60 for couple's campsite)??
Soaking $15.00 per person Day use
Camping $30.00 per person includes soaking Overnight
Cabins $60.00 for 1 person each additional person $30.00
Buses $60.00 for 1 person each additional person $30.00
Dorm Room $60.00 for 1 person each additional person $30.00
Concerts $10.00 extra per person

The hot springs are really cool, but the rest of it is a bit run down. Junk all over the place and very smelly restrooms. Good for a one night stay, but I don't know if I could have stayed longer than that.

Oh my gosh this was the most amazing place -- we sat in various hot springs for a couple hours. The springs are open 24 hrs. And we (a family of 4) spent the night in a converted tour bus, complete with electricity and lit inside by Xmas lights. Coolest stop ever on a road trip!!!!

We went to Mystic Hot Springs in March 2017. After driving for 2 hours to get there along a long highway without much to see we rolled into Mystic Hot Springs, UT. I was prepared for a rundown antiquated experience. And I was not disappointed. True it is not the Taj Mahal but it's quirkiness lends to the flavor of Mystic Springs. We paid our admission and we were greeted by a charming woman who showed us the changing rooms and how to get to the springs. They have an eclectic gift shop. The posters on the wall from all the concerts that have been there are amazing. I met the owner and asked if he had any for sale ? He brought out some classic posters, let me pick out what I wanted and the cost was minimal. We decided to go to the man made pools for our soak. There is a concrete pool that is a good size. The water was warm and relaxing. You can see the pipes that bring the water to the pool on top of the hill. One person stated the pool could be warmer and the owner walked to the top of the hill and allowed more water to run thru which warmed up the pool considerably. You can also see off in the distance the old claw foot tubs with a build up of mineral deposits gathering around them. There was also a large shallow pool with water flowing thru a fountain which heated that pool. It looks like it would be a great spot for the kids. We climbed a small hill to soak in the claw foot tubs. A once in a lifetime experience. My husband and I fit in it quite easily. There is a good view of the surrounding grounds. I throw back to the 60's and the "Hippie" movement. Old buses, a covered stage area for concerts (you can soak and be entertained at the same time), The cost may seem high for some but the adventure was worth it. If you ever get to Utah I would spend half a day lounging at Mystic Springs.

Love this place. It's a super hippy, laid back, casual spot. My friend and I rented an 1800's pioneer cabin for $100 bucks for the night, had electricity, nice furniture, wood stove, we were warm all night. The hot springs are crowded during the day, not too bad at night and empty early in the morning. Get up early to watch the sun rise and get yourself a tub, the tubs are the best part. Some are hotter then others.

If you are looking for something else to do in the area Freemont State Indian Park is 20 minutes away, $6 dollar entry, totally worth the stop.

This place is awesome! While soaking in the springs your view of the mountains are incredible!! Staying in the cabin which is perfect. Nice friendly people all around.

TL'DR: If you’re looking for a spiritual-esque journey in a natural setting, and a down-to-earth soak to heal your muscles and your mind – this is it.

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Bummed to see it’s by reservation only and you can’t see anything from the road that makes this detour worthwhile. 😢

I love this hot springs more than others in the region that we visited because it is more natural, more laid back, more chill.⁠⁠
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The upper level includes 6 bathtubs that fill from the mountain. The water is very warm and continuously flowing so your always in a “new” tub of water. ⁠⁠I also love that it’s mineral water and not sulphur water…no rotten egg smell here.⁠⁠
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There is also a lower level with two pools – a shallow and a deep one. ⁠⁠That’s where we spent most of our time, soaking and relaxing. They offer rustic cabins and school buses to overnight here if you wish. We leveraged their RV park.⁠ when we visited.

Don’t go here. It’s a dump and it’s not even open