Metung Hot Springs

Love coming here. We got a quiet day this trip and was amazing sitting in the barrels watching the view and cooling off in plunge pool. Gardens and site are beautiful. Hot springs are good. Not anywhere near as big as Peninsula Hot Springs, but doesnt need to be. Change rooms are really nice, bit we noticed they no longer have shampoo/conditioner, only body wash (which is awesome)

I liked these hotsprings a lot. Better than the Penninsula to my mind. Less people (at least on a weekday) The sauna was well hot (thank god at least 80c) over the lake with a nice view and with birds. I liked the barrels the best for the hot pure water at 41c or so. Great views and pretty nature. The things that could be improved would be that you could drink the actual mineral water, as the drinking water from the taps wasn’t that great. In the sauna, there was also no thermometer, egg timer or ladle for löyly. The cabins by the lake look like a nice place to stay, but quite close together. Overall though I felt the water was very therapeutic and I would recommend two or three hours to stay and enjoy. The staff were also very pleasant people.

Spent Australia Day long weekend down in Gippsland with my partner for our anniversary, our first night stay was here at the Metung hot springs. location is beautiful, right on the lagoon, plenty of wonderful wildlife around. blue tongue lizards, cunningham skinks, turtles, wood ducks, water hens. we even saw the local torny frogmouth coming back in after our pub dinner! staff are all lovely. we arrived at 12pm on our check-in date as you’re allowed to bathe beforehand, we got lucky and our room was ready early which made things even smoother. while being somewhat smaller to the peninsula hot springs, we found there was ample room around the facility to not feel cramped or like you had to line up for any of the pools, barrels included. everything was clean, and our glamping tent on the hill was super cozy with a great vibe. the private bathing barrels really compliment the room and stay overall. the only criticism I would give is that the closing hours feel a bit short, and maybe extended hours after closing for guests to continue bathing. other than that we would definitely come back and I think our stay was well worth the money!

Had a fantastic time recently here we stayed in the Hot Springs "Glamping Tents" really they're more luxurious then most hotels I've stayed in equipped with private barrels that can be temp controlled, king sized bed, air conditioning and plenty of tea and coffee options. Absolutely loved roaming around trying all the facilities this place has to offer, Thankyou! Metung Hot Springs, We'll definitely be back.

Fantastic experience, spent nearly a whole day there and it flew by! Each spring is different and luxurious in its own way. The staff were super friendly and so were the other bathers, we met plenty of lovely people as we went to the different springs throughout the day! Everyone seems to know that we are there to relax though, so just chatted and then went there separate ways which was cool. Very relaxed vibe and absolutely stunning views. My muscles were absolute putty by the end of the day and it was perfect. Take your sunscreen and a hat and bottle of water to stay hydrated! If you don't want to rent a bathrobe you can just use your towel (it can get cold if the weather is a little cooler when you walk from one spring to another) ... Or bring your own robe, whatever you prefer.

Quite nice springs and worth one visit. We found the service was quite poor. Logging on to book didn’t work well so we had to call and each person has to create an account. We asked if there was anything to bring- they said nothing but a bag for your swimmers. turns out you should bring towels or you are Charged a heart $6/ towels!! Bring your own towels. Amber was particularly unhelpful- there are 3 sections with baths and when i asked about them she said “it is self explanatory” and scan the QR code for more information. It was not even clear if we were allowed to go past the first section. The water was not clear and in most pools it was not draining or renewing. They were quite stagnant. Overall interesting but a bit disappointing. Only do it if you love hot springs.

New hot springs location related to Peninsula hot springs. Different layout but similar hot springs. Not as big. We went for the twilight bathing in December where holiday season was about to start and there weren’t that many people which was nice. Only downside was all the mozzies eating us alive especially at the smaller warm pools. Due to this, we couldn’t stay longer and felt rushed to experience all the different pools.

Went to Metung hot Springs, as a person on a walking stick, I might say, it is not a friendly place. Too many steps for a person with a stick. When we got there and purchased tickets, we were asked if we would like to get the buggy right to the top of the hill, where the buckets are. That was a great help, but then we had to walk all the way down the steps, and back up another 20, to get to the kiosk again. The view and the buckets were good, the plunge pool was ok, not real cold. Then there's a fairly large pool, with seating in it, down near the lagoon precinct. It was ok. We spent about 90 mins there, and were definitely ready to go home. While we enjoyed it there, we won't really rush back there, as we thought it was just ok overall.