When we drove up to the entrance, it was not so impressive. It looked a little run down. But once past the lobby, the facility appeared well kept, clean, and impressive. There are five indoor pools of various sizes and temps, and four outdoor pools in a lavishly landscaped and lighted setting. So relaxing. Very glad we decided to visit. Would love to return when there is some live entertainment in the outdoor stage!

This place is absolutely amazing and magical. Especially at night during a full moon. Very healing and clean. The prices are somewhat unreasonable 21$ for adults age 13 and up. Also with the lockers make sure you dont need to relock after opening because you will be charged another 50¢. Other than that I very much enjoyed this wonderful place!

I would move to Bozeman simply to get a membership to this fantastic place. The different temperatures in the pools are such a nice touch. The option to either bathe inside or outdoors is also extremely nice. The steam sauna is spacious and has a cold water stream inside to sit under when you want to take a break from the heat. Would highly recommend.

Loved loved loved this hot springs. We always go to Canada hot springs, but seeing as the borders were closes this year, we had to find a new place. We found this little gem and we absolutely loved it. Cant wait to be coming here more often

It was nice. Lots of pools. The hottest pool is super hot. You have to get in the cold pool first to get in it. The steam room was nice. Great spot to cleanse out the body.

What a waste of $34 for two people to spend less than an hour in the swimming facility...Next time let guests know BEFORE they pay THIRTY FOUR DOLLARS that the pool closes EARLY on Friday nights!!!Other than that, this place is great! The pools are very relaxing, inside and outside. The steam room is nice!It’s definitely not worth $17/per person for lack of customer service.

My family and I love it here! Good place to relax, the hot tubs are hot and the steam room is nice too!

Its alright just regular pools with hot water. A huge jacuzzi almost. Biggest drawback are just the amount of people. Otherwise a unique place that if you go at the right time should be fun

This place is incredible. We stayed at the campsite, and had free access to the springs. They have safety protocols in place which are great. Its spacious, really clean and rejuvenating. The campsite next door serves free takeaway breakfast and the ladies working there were so lovley!

This was my second visit to this beautiful, world class facility and I was impressed yet again. The facilities are clean, the staff friendly and helpful and the pools relaxing/rejuvenating. Being from Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, I can say with experience and love for a good soak, that Bozeman Hot Springs is one of the best!

Was hoping for a relaxing evening, but instead this was basically a big middle school pool party just with warmer water. Kids being loud and obnoxious, running and doing flips into the pools. Nice facility but not the right crowd if youre hoping to relax and unwind.

What an excellent hot springs! Im a Montana native and have been to most of the hot springs in the state and this has to be one of the top ones. The dressing rooms are clean and spacious, plenty of showers and lockers. The indoor pools are well maintained, clean, debris free. Plenty of room for laps in the large pool, shallow enough on the one end for younger people to play in and consistent temperatures. The hot pools are good sized, allowing spacing between people or even room to stretch a bit and not be rude, and there are 3 varieties of temperature! The cold pool is very cold, which is exactly what it should be. The outdoor pools are even larger and the size allows for groups to be separate and not interfere with noise or crowding. Over all, a great place to relax for an evening.

Good to visit if you are in the area. Outdoor pools have chlorine; indoor ones do not (but all are from natural hot springs). Temp range from high 90s to 106. The facilities are a bit outdated, and the showers need maintenance, but it is pretty clean for the most part. Staff are welcoming and helpful.

Bozeman Hot Springs not only raised their prices, they also took away student discounts. So now it costs $21 a person for a 1-2 hour swim. I couldn’t imagine having a family and going here, that would cost way too much. For the price, you’d think the pools would be clean but that was not the case. On top of this, not being open on Saturday’s until late is making them lose a lot of business. My friends and I will not be going back unless they lower their prices.The scene is pretty, fires are nice, and socializing outside is fun, but not worth the cost.

Hot dawg this was a cozy soak! Family friendly to boot! One of the cleanest and well done commercial springs Ive been to. Ill be back.

Clean and friendly location. But it needs little bit upgrade.Entrance is $10.50 and 50¢ for locker. Some lockers doesnt have a key. You do not need to pay for locker if you want.Showers are comfortable but some of showers doesnt have a light inside. Too dark. No hair dryer at all. You can bring your own flip-flops or sandals or you do not need to use one. Sauna and hot steem rooms are good. But they are not hygiene clean. They have kids stuff for swimming.Outside pools are great.

My husband and I drove an hour to enjoy some hot springs only to find that they are closed on a Saturday. Really?? A Saturday?? Nothing on their website or any signs outside, even their brochures have nothing on them. Really a disappointment :(

Mixed emotions about this place... before the PRICE HIKE it would have been 5 stars but now with the increase you would think the staff would be more into the maintaining the pools clean... well not really the pool thats nearest to the indoor facility was full of algae and slippery floor, when I approached the staff about it they said that they usually cleaned them 2x per week.. didnt apologize or anything the other pools were fine... NOT worth the 21 per person...

Visited last night right when the hot springs opened at 8:30pm. After reading their COVID policy it seemed as though they were operating at a reduced capacity with a price increase. I was hopeful that this would result in a more pleasant and spaced out soaking experience.That was not the case. There are 4 pools outside. 1 cold, 2 lukewarm, and one comfortable enough to sit in. As you might guess everyone was packed into the one that is comfortable to sit in. Shoulder to shoulder, little regard for social distancing.The indoor pools were less busy but you have to take a risk with far less airflow compared to outside.To me it seems like they are taking advantage of the situation by increasing the price and doing very little to insure the safety of their guests.Overall it was an uncomfortable, overpriced experience. I left by 9pm.

I love Bozeman Hot Springs! A little pricy, but the amenities are clean and it hosts a variety of pools.

Absolutely fabulous place. Cant wait to come back in the winter. And clean also. Pleasant staff, very helpful.

The recent price hikes are way over the top and are pricing out the locals! $10 for a baby? Really? You know babies won’t be in the water during their visit (on average) for much more than an hour.I’m saddened. It’s always been a favorite of our family since the ‘80s. I was looking forward to bouncing in the water with my granddaughters again soon but now I guess that’s out. Yet one more thing that makes Bozeman feel less and less like home anymore. Hopefully the owners and management will listen to the locals who are “priced out” and put some creative effort into devising a plan so local Bozeman families can continue to afford to enjoy a place which has for decades been a beloved spot for so, so many of us.Many Montana hot springs have prices for the locals. Please consider this. Or days and times that are less expensive for the locals? I’m sure there’s an answer if some heart and thought were put into it. We’ll be waiting to see how your actions will show “inclusiveness” rather than exclusivity for the Bozeman (year round) residents. Until then, my review remains a poor one for BHS.

One of the best hotsprings rv parks. We stop there for one night or two whenever we drive thriugh MT. The rv fare includes entry to the pools and a sacked breakfast. Highly recommended

Restrooms are filthy never cleaned, broken showers. Have to let sink drip to have hot water for showers. No instruction how to unlock cabins had to ask for help. Restrooms locks were tampered with while we were there. This is open to the public lock up valuables!

21 dollars to swim in a pool on labor day.. up from 17 as a regular price. would never of paid this much if i hadnt of driven all the way there from town. definitely will not go again. also lots of screaming children in every pool.

This is a great place but theres always a lot of people which I guess I shouldnt complain about but its just something to be fair warned about

Relaxing and family friendly. There are a variety of indoor and outdoor pools, both large and small, with varying degrees of warmness. A couple of them are adult only. Outdoor area has lounge chairs, tables and chairs by the pools. Locker rooms with showers. No play equipment.

First impression wasnt good. The lady dont know who she was ,called me to see if we were coming . Going to be a late checkin. She kept asking how many people are in your party. Told her 3 and she kept saying your reservation says 2 like we were lying.Then said oh we will have to charge more for my daughter like three times. I felt she was incredibly rude. It was all about the money.Campsite was nice with full hookups. Didnt use any other amenities since the pool, was closed. Really you have to wait till 930 Saturday night to go in because they are closed all day.Also very expensive..

Its come a long way in the last few years but its gotten to be really expensive at the same time. Me and my 8 year old daughter, and her 7 year old friend and cost $55 dollars for the day. Its way overpriced.

Bozeman Hotsprings is truly one of my places of bliss. Anytime of the year it is like stepping into different experience of time; between suanas, hot and cold pools, and the beautiful outdoor pools and landscaping, hopefully you can find your own bliss

Fun for the kids. Due to covid, people were keeping distance, so you have a better chance of a larger swimming space.

Very pretty and very clean. The lights in the pool were a nice touch. Theres at least 4 outside and 1 indoor pool, 3 of them outside are hot, and a bunch of little hot tubs for everyone. Only reason its not 5 star is because it was 21$ to get in for one person.

Natural hot spring water. Feels the same even after 35 plus years of soaking here. Love it!

WARNING, ONLY OPEN TO A CULT ON SATURDAYSThey should really make it known if they are going to be closed all day Saturday that way someone doesnt drive 40 minutes to go use it. Apparently it’s only open to seventh day Adventist’s on Saturdays. Sure wish I could use church funds to relax in a hot spring all day.

Nice place. Very clean. People were very friendly. A little pricey, but nice.

Lovely place for a long soak. The outdoor pools are very pretty, if a bit overdeveloped. Each pool is a different temperature, ranging from cool to around bath temperature. Inside there are several more pools, including one cooking hot one, which feels great on sore muscles. Note that this place is popular with families, so if you want a quiet experience, come during school hours or later in the evening. If you dont mind the noise, its very nice to soak in the sun in winter.

Wonderful staff that goes out of their way to provide amazing service.

Loved the springs and all the various temp pools.

Wow! Who knew this place existed?! Very relaxing and the kids cant get crazy. Cant wait to see the band play and have a beer here.

Veteran friendly!Staff went out of the way to accommodate us and we were a late getting in!!Nice , Clean and had everything you would expect out of a premium resort!Will be returning!

Bozeman hot springs is good for the mind, body, and soul... oh, and the aching joints. Several different-temperature pools, outdoor pools, kiddie pools, sauna, steam room, fitness center, and even a campgrounds

The price mark ups are outrageous! $15 for a child 5-13? $17 for 13 and older? I am all about free market but this is a sure way to exclude most families with children in a very family friendly community. My family came justify spending $65 when we cam only come for a few hours at a time anyway.

Looks really nice, runs by kids, friendly but innatentave to basic cleaning... bandages in pool and no Tru Flo in and out like a hot springs should be...just bathing in the same water as everyone else. Its a family place too so lots of kids, several shrieking...ok but not relaxing. Ps the towel they give you will scratch you up.

Wonderful place, many pools with hot/warm/cool water, it is clean. At night there is beautiful lighting. In the evening there is live music. You can also visit a gym. The staff is very friendly! Its just a great place to have fun & relaxation!

A very nice establishment, filled with many different people. The staff is friendly and welcoming. They’ve got a great selection of heated pools as well as a sauna and steam room. If you like to work out, they’ve even got a great selection of equipment in their gym. Their hours aren’t ideal, but it is what it is. If you’re looking for a nice place to relax and take a load off during the weekend this would be on the top of my list for things to do!

Expensive and closed all day Saturday for seventh day Adventist religion. Hello I’m not in that religion here’s a thought: other people who don’t follow your practices might actually enjoy having a second weekend day to peruse this natural resource.21$ per adult, they upped the price to keep attendance low during Covid. That way they can still make the same money and have fewer people. The place is nice but they’re gouging people and seem to keep selling the hot springs Only within the church. So on Saturdays they are closed All morning and afternoon until 9:00pm when you can pay 21$ for three hours.I wish someone that wasn’t in a fundamentalist religion that is so presumptuous that others mean to follow their observances owned this. I mean come on. It’s a natural resource and they block its public usage based THEIR faith. Of course they probably see it as god’s will and poo poo any detractors, but seriously, open it up Saturday.

Always love this place! Family favorite

Ive been going here since the late 90s early 2000s and it has only grown better! The indoors warm and cold pools were excellent and perfect for my pregnant wife. The new outdoor pools are really fun and very modern! Very family friendly.

Gym membership with hotspring access. Amazing yoga!

Enjoyed my time here! Relaxing experience!

Sauna, swimming pool, and small pools for hot and cold exposure. A great post-adventure soak.

We used to go there as a local get away for my family. They were always a little on the pricey side but comparable to going to the movies. And it was fun to go on occasion. But now its outrageous! With their new pricing, it would cost my family of 5 $93 to go for a swim on a weekend day. And our children are 14, 10, and 5. Well go for a hike instead.

I grew up swimming here, Barb taught me from 1st dunk to butterfly. I would always tell people to swing through for a great experience. In recent years the uptick in athletes foot, giant jellyfish-esqe air wads, and dungeon-like changing room atmosphere made it harder to support it. The dismissive teens at the front desk dont add much to the experience even though they are dealing with big crowds. I had a membership and was going often, I always felt like I was a huge inconvenience to the folks there. Now with the price hike (meant to limit over-crowding, instead of, ya know....a physical crowd limit) I will be telling people not to go here. Dont waste your time or money unless mean teens and cheese feet are your thing.

Its actually a 6 out of 5 star facility.

Love to swim here, this time 2 of the smaller pools inside had stuff floating in them.

Really nice springs well kept pools and beautiful scenery

Steam room, dry sauna, and hot and cold pools were so amazing.

Verry nice place to relax only had one issue the swimming instructor on shift was rude to everyone she made the experience not so memorable

Nice place. Really good time with the kids.

Nice staff but because one of them was new it was kind of confusing how they explain the locker situation. Besides why in the world would you want to be nickel and dimed to death with how many quarters you need in order to get in and out of the locker. I mean really youre in the water while you want to carry around a bunch of quarters so you can get in and out of your locker? Just charge a little more and make it make it easier for everybody. Waters both hot and cold were good.

The indoor spa is great and the outdoor pools are even better!

Love it!!!! Best thing to do in Bozeman so far, I have been here 1 month

I always have a great time, not so crowded earlier in the week.

So many pool options. Indoor and outdoor pools, a rainforest room and a sauna. Oh and all the pools are different temperatures. Live music outside is really nice as well. Very fun spot, even though inside can get very loud and steamy. Nice big locker rooms with lots of storage space for your stuff.

Really nice kinda crowded but nice inside and out

Great gym facilities. Tons of hot pools to choose from with cold pools as well.

Amazing place for a workout and relaxing with family in the springs if you are on town and have time dont hesitate to relax

This used to be an absolutely great place for everyone. Family’s could come have fun during the day and hs/college kids would come at night for some great night life. Super fun, great pools, amazing design. But after reopening from COVID their affordable and fair $8/person raised to an astounding 17/person on weekdays and $21/person on weekends!! Working class family’s can’t drop $80 for a 4 person family to soak in a pool for an hour or two. Let alone college and young people who are working minimum wage jobs. Incredibly unprofessional and greedy especially with the state of everything after covid.

**Update** See belowNice experience. Several pools, nice selection of temperatures, sauna, outdoor pools with cool lights and flame decorating on rock walls. Its worth the $10.50 admission fee.**Update** Ive been recommending Bozeman Hot Springs to many people for quite a while. When I hurt my back last year it was Bozeman Hot Springs I used to release those terrible muscle spasms. Sadly, I wont go back. I wont recommend it and I will warn all the people Ive recommended it to in the past. I started today because my daughter and her family is here. While searching for operating hours I found the price had doubled. Shame on the family that owns it!Yellowstone National Park considered doing the same thing. They proposed raising the price so high only the privileged could afford it. In that way a higher class of elites would be the users and few of the rabble would get access. Fortunately, locals could comment on their proposal. They had to shelf that idea.

So I have been coming here since 2017 and it used to cost just $8 with the student discount. The hot springs were a great place to come and relax with friends. NOW its **17 DOLLARS** monday to friday and **21 DOLLARS** on the weekends.. and they no longer offer a student discount. The price increase here is totally outrageous, unjustified, and is probably so that locals such as myself will be driven out and replaced with obnoxious tourists going to Big Sky and Yellowstone.It makes me sad to say that I will NEVER come here again. Thanks for selling out your local community Bozeman Hot Springs. Hopefully you are replaced with a more sensible competitor.

They stopped offering a student discount? Thanks but ill draw a bath at home where only one person (me) can pee in it. Great if you love huffing sulfur like my aunt tho!

I’m glad we found this place during our recent trip to Big Sky! This was a good place to soak after a day of skiing.... wish it was a bit closer to Big Sky! The outdoor pools look new but the inside pools need some remodeling! The locker rooms with showers also look like they could use a remodeling! They also sell some snacks, smoothies and ice cream. The ice cream is from a local dairy and it was not only delicious it was also super cheap! They have towels for a charge of $2!We went twice, once on a Saturday and once on a Monday; it was full of families with kids on Saturday, but better on Monday! They also have a gym used by locals with membership!4 stars for the locker rooms being old and way too many kids!

I love BHS. I appreciate the challenges in this tough time for single business owners AND their new pricing is...yuck

With the covid quarantine starting to open back up Bozeman hot springs has taken great lengths to ensure a safe and extremely enjoyable environment

This is not a spa. Its more akin to a community pool. The outdoor pools were fine, but filled with children despite some being labeled as adult pools. The indoor pool were visibly dirty, and the indoor hot tubs had a build up of film lining the backrests of the benches.The changing rooms were equally dirty, and two of the three showers at the front were not functioning.I would recommend avoiding the Bozeman Hot Springs.

Super clean and lots of different pools to try out.

Well, they finally did it, priced me right out of affording to take my two grandkids to swim, something we have enjoyed for the past 8 years. Instead of costing $28 dollars for me, a senior, and my 5 & 8 years old grandkids, it cost me $42 last friday. Can no longer afford it. Darn those new policies!!

What a joke! I understand you took a hit with covid but taking it out on your community, your customers?? A ay pass for an adult went from 10.50 to 17!? There has been no improvements, no amenities upgraded to justify this increase. You still have that aweful funky mildew smell going on.You have no integrity and wont have any business from me or my family.

This was our first time at the Bozeman Hot Springs. The pools were nice and gave many different temperature options both indoor and outdoor. The outside was nice with lights in the pools and fire wall/pits. There was a live band also. The only down side was that the pools were so full of chlorine that all of the pools lost the hot springs and felt/smelled more like a hot tub at a local gym. It was the pits to have to pay for a hot springs but only enjoy a hot tub that I could have waited swim in back home.

This place surpassed any expectations I had of it going in. It is a must visit after night, especially once all the low blue lights come in. With 3 different large outdoor pools, an indoor pool and 3 tubs including one cold, AND a sauna and steam room, it has it all. Excellent price and value. These Canadians were extremely happy to wind down after a long day of hiking!

Love this place especially at night after dark. Dont waste your time inside the building when its so much better outside in the hot springs. Still waiting though for them to finish the outside expansion to the property.

12 Hot springs make it easy to socially distance very calm and relaxing

Nope, not going to pay the new prices-shame on them. Norris is going to get a lot more business due to this ridiculous price hike.

My family has been going here for decades. The upgrades have been wonderful. However, we have noticed a decline in the cleanliness lately. Last week, my husband stepped on what he thought was a piece of glass. It turned out to be a full toe nail! This week we showed up to find out weekend and holiday prices had been raised. We paid $14.00 each for a 6 and 7 year old and $15.00 for each of us. Weekends are the only time we can bring our grandkids. Needless to say, we wont be back at those rates. DISAPPOINTED

Perfect place to relax after the mountains or, just a cold night. Live music was epic. Well managed , and a fun place to bring the family.

Great hot sprigs to visit with lots of large pools to accommodate many people! The outdoor pools were my favorite with lots of neat and updated landscaping. Locker rooms are nice and large with everything you need. Staff are friendly and helpful! You can also stay at the Bozeman Hot Springs Campground which includes passes for your entire stay! Will definitely be coming again as often as possible!

Super nice pools that are family friendly. Staff was quick and courteous even though it was busy. Only complaint was that a lot of the lockers in the womens room were jammed and unable to be used correctly (aka locked) because of quarters stuck in them.

Nice place but something needs to be done about the big indoor pool ALWAYS being cold. This problem has been happening for quite sometime. I was told that its because of cold weather. This is bull! Ive been a residence of Gallatin County since the 70s. This is the only year that they cant get the pools up to temp. We been told all kinds of excuses and its getting old. Owners/employees should be more concerned about running things more efficiently. GET IT TOGETHER!!

Natural hot spring with lots of different pools with different temperatures. The remodeled outside pool area is just Serene and beautiful especially at night. Natures remedy for sore muscles!

Horribly overpriced. Such a rip off for mediocre pools. Chico is much more affordable and has a bar!

We went last night. A party of 6 of us, Arrived at opening. There must have been a problem at facility. No lights out side to illuminate paths , no fires outside, sauna steam rooms inside both cold would not heat up. Only front pools were warm inside, back pools a cool 85’ My SIL was so excited to use the sauna and it never heated up. Beautiful place, an little expensive for a swimming pool. Everyone was crowded into the two heated indoor pools. Very disappointed. I expected much more for the cost.Just called to see why the services were down.“ it takes two days for pumps to get back up to heated level after deep cleaning”. Well that’s just bad service. Put a sign out. “ no sauna or steam today”

A good place for families to go. A bit dated in the main pool area. Almost the same as it was 40 years ago. Still enjoy going there.

This place was great. When I went they had a live band playing and there was alot of people there. They have a great range of different temperature pools and the sauna was nice. Overall I really recommend this place, I had a great time.

Make sure to check the prices before you go. A normal person cannot afford $17 or $21 to swim for a few hours. There is a monthly swim pass option, but no other options for someone who occasionally wants to soak. Pretty sad when you can no longer afford to go somewhere you grew up going to.

Super relaxing and a must see in Bozeman! I loved the fact that there were tons of pools to choose from based on temperature and the staff were super easy going. Hung out with some coworkers for a little over an hour and felt amazing afterwards. I definitely would come back!!

Didnt know this was a country club.... thought it was more of an attraction

A great place to at night to relax and rewind. It is ever better if you have company of your friends and family. Enjoyed the pools of a variety of temperatures. The hottest pool smelled sulfur, which would be good I figured.

Pretty cool place to visit, friendly staff and reasonable price but a bit crowded specially during the weekend

What a great facility. We will be back again soon.

This place used to be our favorite spot but its really been going downhill lately. They need more security. We witnessed several teenage boys jumping the fence into the outdoors area when we arrived. My husband took our 2 year old to change in the locker rooms and took him into a stall for a potty break. When he came out his suit and our towels had been stolen. Theres no way the place was at a safe capacity there where no lockers available in the entire room for either myself or my husband and things where going missing constantly. There where several intoxicated and vulgar people in the kiddy pools around us. This place used to be a great family place but lately its just gone down the drain. While we where outside we witnessed several more teenagers jumping the fence and help lifting other girls over the fence. This place needs more staff and some kind of security as well as a safe capacity that someone actually enforces and maintains.