Nat Soo Pah Hot Springs & Campground

Camping about $20/night plus $6-10 for hot spring pool use

Beautiful hidden treasure. A little off the beaten path but worth it. Gorgeous scenery, quiet and away from the city. Bonus - mineral spring water tubs, arcade, pool and water slide.

Lovely spot to spend a few days swimming in the Hot Springs Pool and visiting nearby Shoshone Falls.

The sites are a bit small, back to back so we opted for 2 sites to have one long pull through. There are full hookups, water + elect, dry and tent. We chose water and electricity in the far back corner closest to the Pet walk which is a pathway touring the neighboring empty lot with lots of surrounding brush. We had a view of the lot. The sites are on lawn, under trees. The tables are moveable and there are no fire rings or grills in the sites. There are flush toilets and showers at the swimming building.

The swimming facility opens from 12pm-10pm. The hot springs water is warm. There are diving boards, water slide, and hot soaking tubs for the adults. There is also a concession stand and arcade. Owners are very friendly and helpful. Seems like a local favorite stop as well.

We camped in June over a weekend. Weather was nice. Mosquitos in the evening and sun set by 10pm. Kids loved swimming so late. Wasn't crowded but lots of weekend family campers.

The family really enjoyed the pool and it was a quite place to stop over for the night, but the spots were only 30 amp, shared water and sewer hookups, and on grass so a bit tough to get level.

Overall though, it was fine if you have a smaller RV (which we do not) and only need 30 amp power.

By shared water and sewer, I mean that for each 4 spots there was 1 box with 4 power plugs but only 2 water connections and only 2 sewer.

We were prepared for the cash only, but that was a bit of a surprise. Also, we had to pay an additional $7 or so per person to get into the pool. I thought more discount should be given to those staying in the RV park.

I will say - go into Twin Falls and visit Shoshone Falls - it was amazing!

very tight spaces, some TT's that were facing each other had awnings that overlapped. We have a 35 ft TT, pulled by a f250 quad cab. Would need to drop trailer to really fit. Had 30amp, water and sewer. Grass spots, not real level but nice.
Not my cup of tea, but a small family with a <30ft trailer may be just right.

3/5. Would receive one more star if sites weren’t so packed close together. Interesting spot, but nice for quick stay over. Kind of out of way from interstate 15-20 minutes

$30 for 30 amp FHU. A really beautiful spot, completely dark and quiet at night. Far from anything, but that's what we were looking for. Took us some time to level our trailer. No wi-fi but we use an AT&T hotspot for work, which worked great here. Additional $9 fee to swim per person, per day. We have a 32ft fifth wheel. Cash or check only!

Night of the FLIES! Camped here the last week of September, 2023, and I wish I could say it was wonderful - but I can NOT. The setting looked peaceful and the man greeting campers was very friendly, but the flies were beyond horrible. We tried to use the screen door to keep them out of the trailer, but our efforts were in vain - we ended up with a large SWARM of flies inside of our travel trailer. We spent the evening covering our food and swatting flies and hanging up the 3 fly strips we happen to have - which ended up blanketed with flies. It took 3 days as we continued on our travels to get all of the flies out of our camper. I wish them luck on that problematic situation. It would have been lovely if it had not been for that nightmare.

Nice spot. A bit disorganized, they don’t take credit cards, no online reservations.

Glad I called to confirm reservation as they did not have anything for me.