Miracle Hot Springs

Nice stop along our trip from west coast Oregon to Colorado. Good place to chill, soak, & balance from roadtrip weary. Showers are nice but small and not overly clean but price for a spot for us to stretch and kids to get some jitters out. Staff was very friendly. Water temps were great. Atmosphere was lovely. Sun bathing. Chess and checkers as options is super fun idea. Also ice cream to go how awesome before getting back on the road. There is camping and yurts to stay in on the property which is beautiful. River is running near by. No service though unless you booked to stay with them as a warning. That is my negative star as i was hoping to look up a few dinner options on our route.

This is a great place to relax. The pools are warm and the rooms are great for a couple wanting to get away from everyone else. The rooms also have individual controls so you can make it warmer or cooler. Also the massages they offer are fantastic! Great for a family or just a couples get away!

Such a great experience! I had the BEST massage ever from Hana and soaking in the pools was spectacular. We got a private pool before our massage that had a nice, separate changing room. We used the general admission pools after to continue soaking. We enjoyed it so much, we decided to go back a couple days later and enjoy again before our trip ended. The customer service was above and beyond and the staff is incredibly friendly. I would highly recommend Miracle Hot Springs if you are looking for a place to relax.

I'm not much of a hot springs guy but I really enjoyed my time soaking at Miracle. The pools were thoughtfully designed, there are multiple private soaking rooms and an abundance of changing rooms. The vibe was chill and people were not annoying. :) For extra fun check out the alligator (!!!)

Cool place, chill staff. Very clean facility. This was our first experience at a hot spring and it changed our lives! My husband and I loved the dome we stayed in, extremely relaxing vacation. We can’t wait to plan another trip here!

The price has gone up so much and they never released the reason for the couple that died in the private room. I use to go 2-3x a week, since not knowing how or why they died, I don’t feel comfortable going anymore. I understand it could have been suicide, given the business and its healthcare, you failed when you didn’t explain and raised prices. The out of state people can go and die in a private pool from we don’t know what. Best wishes.

Every time we visit we’re always greeted from the great staff who are always so kind!! The facilities are always inviting and clean. It’s such a great experience every time we visit! We have never had to make reservations for our previous visits which was a bummer as well as the noticed price increase from our previous visits. We sincerely hope this change will allow for more things to offer in the near future such as beverages and snacks at a reasonable price.

This place is awesome. I’ve lived in Twin Falls my entire life but had only gone a couple times. However in the last two weeks I’ve gone 4 or 5 times. It’s always clean and relaxing. The employees are all very nice. My girlfriend and I stayed in one of the Domes once, it was fun and cute.

I am wondering if they have considered using any type of water additive as a deterrant for those who cant make it to the bathroom and decide to just go there in the water? And i wanted to confirm this is a LDS business. Thanks.

I enjoyed this place. It has four public pools. There are changing rooms and cubbies to put your belongings. Not much shade in certain parts of the day. I made a reservation but realized I could have come at any time that day. Once you are there you have access until it closes. I even went and got some food and came back for round two. The public pools were enough for me. I meet some nice folks and enjoyed my low key day. Not totally sure the deal with the alligator but took a few shots of her. They have some RV spots and dome accommodations. No WiFi or cell service. People come and go all day long. They have showers if want to take one before getting back on the road. I would come back if in the area again.

We've been to Miracle a handful of times to enjoy their private hot pools but this was the first time we camped. The private pools are awesome and always clean and well maintained. Their staff is always attentive and friendly. The campsites are very clean and well maintained with a clean bathroom on site. The campground is not large so if you are into communal camping with a lot of people around this is the place. We did not enjoy the screaming children at midnight and generators running. Road noise is also a thing. We did get to experience over 100° temps and a lightning/thunder storm that kept us up so we got to hang with the two outdoor cats that wander around. One jumped into our truck mounted tent LOL. Outside of screaming kids (not fault of the establishment) and close quarters camping we enjoyed this place for the night but may not return for camping. The hot pools are a must!

First time at the hot springs! Lodging and RV sites. The park was beautiful and the hot springs were wonderful! We got a message and both Janelle and Becca wee great!! Highly recommend this diamond! Service was excellent and beautiful surroundings!

This place is a great place to disconnect! Meaning, there's no WiFi lol. We stayed in the park home and it is spacious and clean and there's welcome signs and notes... it has full size laundry machines and plenty of detergent. Flies get in but they give you a swatter! The camp park is so well kept and beautiful along the water. It's really peaceful. The hot spring is very clean and hot and nice! You can buy water and drinks. We got an hour and a half in a private hot spring room and oh my gosh sooooo awesome! I've never experienced that and they do an amazing job cleaning them. I would definitely return. I took away a star just for bugs and lack of WiFi because there's zero cell signal out there too and it made it impossible to communicate with my group without driving 15 mins up the road.

People were so nice. Hot spring was amazing. Spent the night at the tv park, it was quiet, spacious and clean.

Really enjoyed the variety of hot pools. Well kept and clean. Very low admission price. In California we'd pay a lot more. I'd gladly have paid double today.

We found this gem on a little road trip through Idaho. We reserved a private room with hot spring and cold tub. Totally relaxing, affordable, clean. Loved it. Would definitely recommend for couples!

NO WIFI NO SERVICE HERE YOUR PHONE WILL NOT WORK! Bring a book or pre loaded movies/ music or whatever you need to relax. The private hot spring portion YES PLEASE!! It was SOOOOO relaxing. The temperature is JUST right to be able to stay in the full time you book it . Waiting area/lobby- door open, tons of flies. Massage there- meh. I've definitely had WAY BETTER. Had to pray towards the end, the lady put crystals on my forehead and was whispering something. I REBUKE WHATEVER IT IS YOUR SAYING IN THE NAME OF Jesus. Na, that part I did NOT LIKE. You should be asking people if they want that. I ain't for no crystal business period. Anyway, her pressure was not hard enough for me. But it was just an OK massage. I would come back for that private hot springs tho.

Great place. Lots of fun. Nice people. Inexpensive. Clean. Friendly staff. Easy to find.

Miracle is one of my favorite Idaho hot springs, and I've visited plenty. For an incorporated hot springs (spa like) experience, this is my go to. More so than Idaho City, it's a little further drive, but totally worth it. A few things I recommend for your visit: -Make a reservation, rent a private pool, they are reasonably priced and totally worth it -Closed on Sundays -Pack a picnic & beverages -Bring Towels, flip flops -Leave valuables at home or secured elsewhere -They have yurts if you want to overnight -Come early, stay all day

This is my first hot springs so I really don't know how this one compares to others. Sierra came with me and she has been to lots of them and she loves this one. We got very lucky when Governor Little allowed the Hot Springs to open the same day we stopped by. We got a VIP room which means you have a larger changing room, and a private pool. The water felt great plus you can adjust the temperature. I went in each of the public pools too. The rest of the place. There are several cabins, condos, and an RV park. A park cat and alligator (not in the same place). There is no cell phone service in the canyon where Miracle sits so be prepared for that as well as no food service.

Everything was clean and so calming! I'm so glad we discovered this oasis in the desert. We visited in the middle of the week so the only other people there were retirees.

This is my second time visiting at the miracle Hot Springs. Last year we spent the night in one of the yurts, I would say overall it was pretty comfortable night. The best part about staying the night there is getting up early and getting first dibs in the quiet pools and serene morning. We took a private tub on that occasion, it's only four dollars for an hour can you believe that? If we've been big spenders we would've splurged on the $10 for a VIP pool LOL. This time I just stop by for a private tab in the day of Covid - I got the early the bathrooms have just been cleaned everything was absolutely sparkling. I had an hour in the tub and I'm back on the road. There Our showers and changing rooms and lockers as well as the forementioned private tubs in addition to the large pool and a smaller hotter pool. In addition to the yurts as a private accommodation they have a campground for tents as well as RV parking in the lovely shady spots with picnic tables and fire rings At very good prices. If you are this is a very family friendly environment so how about 10 o'clock to 6 o'clock that pool can be full of screaming children. It's still a great spot to stop in this very interesting and charming part of Idaho well worth your time and a great value for your money.

It's a bit out of the way location but we'll worth the visit. Very reasonable rates. Tip: one hour is plenty of time in the Private springs. A pass for pool is good for the entire day.

If you are getting a private room hoping for some seclusion and quiet away from the masses after 9pm be prepared to listen to screaming kids and bad parents. It was my Anniversary and had I paid for the extra amenities I would have been upset by its waste. The room was nice tho..

I made a reservation for a vip private pool. The description says that it fits comfortably six people, that description is accurate. It's a small pool not big enough for swimming but perfect for if it's just you and your partner. Overall the staff was super friendly and it was really clean. I had a great time and definitely will go back!

We camped at Banbury Hot Springs which is about 1.5 miles from Miracle. We stayed for 3 nights and had a wonderful time with our kids. We rented individual pools multiple times which have a great view of the Snake River. The main pool area is a bit rustic, but with a diving board, log roll and basketball hoop on the side, the kids didn't care. Everyone that works there was super friendly. We will definitely come back.

Worth the 1'41" trip out from Boise. Some nice scenery along the way on 30 south. Much lower prices than Idaho City's hot springs. Friendlier staff too. Less populated (at least when we went). Clean restrooms. Clean pools. Overall, just a fantastic experience and would definitely recommend. Get a private room for an hour, such a treat. Then try out the regular pools.

Not COVID-19 compliant. Dumpsters overflowing with garbage Teeming with millions of flies So gross Even grosser, were the throngs of people NOT wearing masks or practicing social distancing. Hey for $10, you too can soak in the Miracle of hot springs AND possibly catch COVID-19...NO THANKS;( The whole place looked and smelled like an outbreak waiting to happen. There was no signage anywhere warning of a pandemic and how to keep safe or healthy. We got the he'll outta there! It was truly "Deliverance" times 10!

Awesome to hang out we got a private room and soaked for 2 hrs we loved it not very many people

We love it here at Miracle. First time in 2 years pool in VIP private room 830 am was full of snot looking substance. Husband had idea what it was. Yuk. Just got out and went into medium pool where the floating stuff followed. Went into larger pool and all clear. Hope pools are cleaned better #20 :(

Place is great. We had VIP private pool and it looked very clean. The only thing they should improve is booking online. It's not friendly and when we booked we paid for the private pool but when we arrived to the place they charged us also for general admission. We were told that general admission is required to book private pool but it doesn't state same online. Otherwise I would definitely recommend booking provosts pool.

Love this place and Lola the alligator!! Yes, they have a live alligator in a separate pen as well as amazing hot springs! We loved them so much, we came twice on this trip. What's not to love about all day at the springs for $10? There are 3 pools of different temperatures plus private baths all around. The service is great and they're very clean. There are also campgrounds if you'd like to stay there. Tent and Rv parking down the driveway and Yerts of different sizes next to the hot springs. If I lived here, I would come every single day! Can't wait to come again!

If you are looking to unplug from the real world this is def the place for you! There is zero cell service and no wifi. The geo domes also do not include bathrooms. You will have to use the lobby restroom. Please bring dry foods and a cooler with ice and drinks. There is no mini fridge or microwaves in the rooms. I think there might be a microwave in the lobby. The closest restaurant or gas station is like 10 miles away. There is a nice fire place inside the dome. It's nice that the swim pass is included with your room. There's not a lot of lighting at night to go to the restroom. Use your phone flash light or an actually flashlight. It really is like camping..well..glamping because you get a comfortable bed. It's definitely nice to get away. I would recommend this place. I just hate that this is a complete dead zone. So no way to get ahold of someone in an emergency. The private hot tuba are also nice and you can change the water temp if it gets too hot. They also have masseuses. They have 5 pools. There is a main one that is about 5 feet deep and it perfect temperature. There are 3 small square ones that have built in benches that are a bit warmer on the side and then there is another one that looks like a grotto which is super hot! But it's great for the body! Love this place! Especially during winter. The staff is also very nice. Also don't forget to bring towels and your own shampoo and conditioner. The thing i hate is that when you get out of the pool you want to have a shower with regular water but it's still the same water from the pool and you can feel all of the minerals. Also I like that your card is on file So if you buy hot tub time or bring extra people or buy snacks from the front desk they will just charge your card.

Donning a swimsuit during the last week of December sounds crazy, but it's worth it at Miracle Hot Springs. The hot springs aren't too far from Boise, about 1 hr 45 mins away. There are 4 main pools of varying temperature, with the coolest pool starting around 94 degrees. I believe the hottest pool hovers around 110 degrees, or so I was told by the lady working the front desk. I really enjoyed the different varieties of temperature; it was nice to have the option to take a quick soak in a hotter pool and then cool off a little bit in one of the cooler pools. I mainly stayed in the main pool, which got a little rowdy with kids jumping in and splashing each other. This didn't seem to be as much of an issue in the hotter pools. There are a good number of private pools that you can go into and close the door behind you. There are also bathrooms and changing rooms, which makes changing and hanging around the pools convenient. My group stayed the night in the king dome and one of the smaller camping domes. The king dome is a big area and includes a king-sized bed, two futons, a couple heaters, and a table. The camping dome includes a heater and a big stack of sleeping pads. Both domes stayed comfortably warm as long as you kept the flap/door shut. My only complaint/suggestions would be to add hooks or drying racks or something to the king dome so that you can have somewhere to hang wet clothes after enjoying the hot springs. Also, there were lots of ants crawling around in the king dome, even in the dead of winter, which was a little unpleasant. Don't miss visiting the alligator while you're here!

We spent two nights RV camping here and had a fabulous time. The park is clean and well maintained. The hot spring pools were fabulous. The facilities for the pool were surprisingly clean and well maintained also. We also enjoyed renting a VIP private pool for an hour. It's worth the couple extra dollars to enjoy the privacy and ability to control your water temp. We also enjoyed checking out the alligator in the sanctuary on the property. Fun little oddity. Will definitely be going back. Love that they're open year round.

Night One: Miracle Hot Springs did not disappoint! Although we arrived late last night, we reserved a VIP private pool for$10 an hour which was perfect timing. The Queen Glamping Dome was beautifully renovated and well insulated. We had to turn the air conditioner on because the radiant heat was so hot in there!! No need for extra blankies if you get a queen dome. There's also a KING DOME which we plan on trying next trip!! If you want to tent camp....its $10. Group tent $20, all stays include pool admission. Ideas for summer fun! Morning review of Miracle Hot Springs: The night's sleep in the incredibly comfortable queen bed that had LOTS of pillows was nice, and nice, comfy bedding!! Once we got the air conditioner plugged in and the room cooled down, I slept like a log. My husband who drank 52 gallons of water, enjoyed the stars while he was up to the bathroom multiple times. Thankfully, the bathroom is not far The refreshingly brisk 12° air was soothed with a morning dip in the hot springs. At 8am, it is peaceful and people are scarce. However, with no coffee to be found, we were up, up, and away shortly after a quick dip! Next time, I will bring an electric kettle and coffee for sure. I would recommend snacks and firewood if you want to sit around the fire pit. The King dome has its own pit, which is nice and secluded. There is also no food or place to eat very close, so bring it or plan on eating in nearby Hagerman. We found a little treasure in Hagerman "The Snake River Grill" that provided a scrumptious breakfast and delicious coffee!! For those who expect WiFi, none here either and no phone signal at Miracle, so if you can do it......just relax!! The sweet little lady who cleaned the rooms gave us all sorts of great advice we posted for our next trip here. Plan ahead, get the king dome, bring LOTS of water to drink, salty snacks for after dipping, bring a book or your crochet, and don't be in a rush. Nothing goes fast around here....except the glamping domes during busy season and the water you bring to drink! Bring beach towels! Also, lotion for after your adventure. The showers and hot springs are the same water so be prepared! The water is cleaned and changed between people in the private pools and drained at night from all pools. At first glance, the concrete seems confining in the private pools but there is no ceiling so it was OK! Have fun and plan so you can enjoy every minute!!

We booked online a 1.5 hour stay in their VIP Hot Spring. Convenient and easy to do. Cost was $40. This place really is out in the middle of nowhere. No wifi or Cell reception. The place is really quite minimalist. No frills. It was a nice layout. The girl that checked us in wasn't rude but certainly was not friendly. We are glad we read other reviews ahead of time so we knew to grab a towel. We wrongly assumed booking a $40 1.5 hour soak would have included towel service. Like I said no frills here. Very minimal. The spring kind of made me feel like I was in a closest. It was nice to have the privacy though. Overall fairly clean, they did have a wasp issue going on. We enjoyed the quite relaxing soak and being our first time in this type of water found it refreshing. It is nice you can turn on more water to heat or cool as needed. As 1.5 hours was a bit much for us, we were drained from the heat. Being August and very hot out didn't help. I bet it would be neat in the winter.

I enjoyed Miracle Hot Springs. There are private hot spring rooms and approximate four public pools with different temperatures. I had a relaxing experience. The rate for seniors is affordable, but kids and non seniors pay the same rate. I went in 2022 and paid $14 for myself and $14 for my 8 year old grandchild. I was honestly shocked by the rate increase from my last visit in 2021. I think the rates are overpriced for children. Seniors get a great deal, which makes me wonder if they prefer senior customers. They do have a crocodile onsite behind a fence, which is interesting. Also, there is another hot springs across the street. I haven't been there and do not know how it compares though.

We stayed here for two nights in the Park home! It was amazing! Super clean, large space, full kitchen, the bed was amazing!! We loved being able to use the hot springs during our stay!! Can't wait to go back!

This spot delivers what it promises. The campsite is charming. There's a nice creek that runs alongside it. Most of the spots are adorned with picnic benches and shaded by trees. There was little kitten who came up and greeted us in a successful attempt to ply us for food. They charged us $21 for the spot although I feel like we coulda just parked in the $10 tent site since we didn't need a hookup for our van. The flies in the morning were a bit of a nuisance but we did our best to ignore them. Hopefully they were simply a product of the season and not a constant. The pools are well done and are a fair price for the $10 / person entry fee. We also enjoyed the private baths that offer complete privacy and a dressing room. They are drained and refilled after each rental. The grounds are well manicured and there really is a live alligator although she wasn't in much of a sociable mood when we visited.

This was my first time coming here and it was pretty amazing! We stayed in one of the queen yurts and it was very clean/well kept. There was an electric fireplace inside as well as a ceiling fan. The floors are heated with the hot springs water. The only downside to the yurt is there are no windows, so it gets extremely hot. So if you're a hot sleeper like I am, I would advise against the yurt. We had to wake up a couple of times during the night to open the front door for a good 20 minutes to let it cool off. As for the pools, those were amazing. It was crowded at night, but the morning was calm. There are private soak rooms that aren't much money to use. Big enough for two people. I will definitely be going back. It was such a nice little get away!

Been here a few times, always a great experience! Do yourself a favor and rent a VIP tub room! Very reasonable prices, fun for the whole family. The drive is a little under 2 hrs from Boise,but it's mostly interstate and it goes quick. Never overcrowded and always clean and hospitable. Staff is friendly as well. There are also multiple options for camping/lodging if you'd like to stay longer. I'd definitely recommend!

What a gem, so close to Boise! The hot springs boast 15 private hot pools and 6 VIP pools(larger) with dressing rooms that are cleaned and refilled each time. We tried out the private pool, although small, just fine for 2 people and allows adjustment of water temp. It was so nice to have a private experience, and at $4 per hour it's ridiculously cheap!! We indulged in a couples massage onsite as well. The massage was average and unfortunately with the air on, got cold and loud. The room was pleasantly adorned. We made a night of it by staying at the queen dome (yurt) just next to the pools. You have to use the public restroom but it is close enough and quite modern. The dome space was comfortable with a fireplace heater for ambiance and warmth. It had a dresser and 2 lawn chairs. The tile floors were heated which was much appreciated. The dome includes admission to the general public pools. Pools open at 9a so we took a long dip in the public pools in the morning and basked in observing the steam meeting the cold air and light rainfall. I bet it's amazing when snow falls. Overall, a wonderful get away to relax and rejuvenate.

What a weekend! My husband and I rented a yurt for the weekend. It was adorably decorated, cozy, and exactly what we needed! The yurt had a fridge, outlets, chairs and table, bench, and bed. We booked a private pool - so nice and worth it! The private pools are emptied and cleaned after each guests' use. We also had very relaxing massages. This was one of our favorite weekends away because it was such a fun and relaxing experience. The staff were extremely helpful and attentive. The place was very clean and had a relaxed atmosphere.

This was a bucket-list item while visiting Idaho, and it was totally cool. Several different temperature pools (which I was told they drain and re-fill daily). Private changing rooms, lockers, and upgrades to private pool rooms if you so choose (we did not). $10 for a day pass and we spent a couple hours there trying them all out, so definitely worth a visit.

We love the warm healing waters, the massages the friendly staff and the price. It brings new life to our weary ole bones and joints. Wish we lived close enough to come more often.

Have had some nice relaxing experiences here in the private VIP rooms. Prices are decent. Spacious VIP rooms. I enjoy spending time here. The water is silky smooth and doesn't smell like sulphur. The kids can be a bit loud sometimes in the main pool but that's the way it goes. It can ruin the peaceful vibes.

Stayed in the queen yurt. Was a lot of fun and wonderfully done. The hot springs were a little hot for really young kids. We did the VIP pool w kids but it was way to hot for young kids. There is no cell service. And the yurt needs some power plugs

My hubby and I visited miracle hot springs duringCovid and they were great! We didn't rent a private room because the 4 pools were good enough. One pool is in the shade which was nice. Water feels really soft. There's 2 showers and restrooms were clean. Will definitely be back! Also, one night we had nowhere to camp because sites were full on Father's Day weekend but thankfully the staff took great care of us and found us a spot! There's a little hot spring next to the river at the RV site!

Clean and safe. Friendly staff helped me with my first time at the Springs. I booked a VIP private room and it cut down all the noise at the main pool. Relaxing and zen from start to finish.

Hot springs located off I-84 on Hwy 30 near Hagerman, ID. From the freeway its about a 20 minute drive I would venture. Small hot springs with public soaking pool, semi-private pool and VIP private rooms. Clean, fresh water, ok staff and ok priced. Very quaint. Soaked in a VIP room that was available on Friday afternoon within 20 minutes of arriving with no reservation...$12...nice. On weekends I would absoultely recommend calling ahead and making a reservation.

Fabulous! Visited July 2015 I reserved a VIP pool like a month in advance for the ending to a two week road trip with my love. It was perfect. Private changing area. Private pool about 4-4.5ft deep with a sitting ledge and stairs with railing and it open to the sky above (but has high walls). You can adjust the temp yourself like a bathtub. When we got in, it was like-warm. It only took about 15 minute to heat the whole tub oh straight hot water though. We were there 10am - 12pm and the sun began peeking into our pool around 11. Bring a towel! We didn't, and we're not offered one upon check in either. We stayed in Twin Falls. It was about a 35 minute drive. It's right off hwy30 in the middle of farms and desert. I would definitely go again! And again!

Miracle Hot Springs has the best geo-thermal water I have ever experienced. The mineral content is well balanced with no smell and has a wonderful oily viscosity that you don't feel when you get out. The facilities are first class and pricing affordable. MOST IMPORTANTLY, the owners of Miracle and Banbury Hot Springs are good people that deserve your patronage. They were so kind and helpful as we drive four hours a day for my partner to get radiation treatment.

Miracle Hot springs was a great place for us to stop on our road trip though Idaho. It was a little bit crowded with kids splashing and running around the pool, but they do offer privet tubs to soak in, although you can still hear screaming kids from the pool in the privet tubs because they are open to the sky. I did get a 5 star massage from a woman named Karen and i wished i could go back and see her again, alas i live too far away. It was great for what it was, a family friendly hot spring. Don't get your expectations too high if you were hoping for a peaceful meditative retreat. The facilities are a little out dated, although they do have some new construction. Its clean and the staff seemed friendly

After a misunderstanding when I first called to make a reservation, Lori went above and beyond to ensure that I have a good experience here. I'm sure I will have a positive update once I have had the opportunity to visit. Thanks for the great customer service!

Okay, I'm changing my review written earlier this week. We had a bad experience but Lorie called me today and apologised. She said that Friday's and Saturday's are their busiest days there and if we had waited for the front counter to clear out and spoke to someone before leaving, they would have made it right. She sent us a gift certificate to use in the future if we return to Idaho someday. Awesome. We're pleased that she reached out and made it right! Dont hesitate to go there, just not on Friday or Saturday's.

This place is an oasis in the urban desert of Buhl, Idaho. 3 years ago they bought Banbury hot springs as well, it's a mile and a half to the east of miracle down by the snake river. Not only does miracle offer the quiet getaway with 4 different temperature pools outside, they also have 21 private pools to relax away from others, they are open to the sky an unforgettable experience at night. There are no chemicals put into there water, all the private pools are drained and cleaned after every use, and the outside pools are drained and cleaned every night. Miracle also offers Domes, the Park home, and R.V. Sites to stay over night. With a massage thrown in to this mix of goodness it's a magical getaway for couples. Banburys is a slightly different experience geared more towards a more family experience. They offer an RV Park, Tent camping, a Cabin, bunk house, and pool side condo to stay over night. The have 5 private pools 2 of them have jacuzzi jets. These are cover with a little window. Banburys also has an Olympic size pool with the same geo thermal mineral water as miracle, Different hot spring they also do not put any chemicals in there pools! Believe it or not but they drain clean and fill there pool as well! Banburys also rents kayaks, canoes, Megladons, and paddle boards to play on the snake river. We had my daughters birthday at Banburys and played in the river and in the pool! Such a friendly staff, they are so helpful and willing to go out of there way to make your stay an unforgettable one. Definitely go visit blue heart springs down river from Banburys you can get there by any form of water craft.