Paradise, MT
Quinn's Hot Springs Resort
Set in a pine-forested canyon along the Clark Fork River, this long-running destination pairs five natural flow-through hot pools (100–106°F) with a 55°F cold plunge and…
Northwest Montana · Hot Springs, MT
Also known as Camas Hot Springs, this is the town of Hot Springs' simplest public soak: a plain concrete pool fed by geothermal water, with a changing booth and a toilet and not much else. Admission runs on the honor system via a cash box on site, typically a few dollars. Open sunrise to sunset year-round, it draws locals and quiet-seeking travelers who prefer an unadorned mineral dip over a resort scene.
For day-use admission, popular resorts sell out on weekends — if the official site offers reservations, book ahead. Weekday visits are usually easier as walk-ins.
Many developed springs welcome families, but age rules, family hours, and adults-only pools vary by property. Check the official site for the current policy before visiting with children.
Start with 15–20 minutes, then cool off and hydrate before going back in. Hot mineral water dehydrates you faster than you expect — drink water between soaks and don't push through dizziness.
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