Miracle Hot Springs

Buhl, Idaho

5.0/5

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Steps away from your Yurt glamping setup or just up the hill from your campsite next to the stream lies a geothermal oasis with public and private pools to soak away the worries of the world!

Located just 10 miles northwest of Buhl, Idaho, lies a geothermal oasis with a rich history and where relaxation is the only requirement. Miracle Hot Springs is a collection of 4 outdoor public pools, 15 private pools and 6 VIP pools filled with natural hot spring water that is soft to the touch. Also, because of the alkaline pH of 9.6, it is odorless!

There are various types of accommodations to stay right at the hot springs. They offer a handful of Queen and King Domes, which are fully furnished canvas covered, geodesic structures with heated floors. There is also an Event Dome that can be reserved for group activities and where yoga classes are sometimes offered. These domes are setup steps away from all of the pools, just past the alligator cage. Yes, that is correct.

Down the hill, alongside a stream, there are RV, group and tent sites along the creek. All reservations can be made through the Miracle & Banbury Hot Springs Website here. It isn’t necessary to stay at the resort to use the pools because daily passes are available. If you’re really looking to treat yourself, licensed massage therapists are on site!

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Miracle Hot Springs Reviews

Jen Pierce

Miracle Hot Springs

12/07/19

Loved it , got a private pool !

5.0

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