Mystic Hot Springs : Is it Worth it?

Mystic Hot Springs in Utah is a unique destination for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty. Located in Monroe, Utah, the hot springs offer a serene environment where visitors can soak in mineral-rich hot pools surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Mystic Hot Springs is also home to a collection of vintage bathhouses and unique cabins for visitors to stay in.

What makes this place even more interesting is that the owner has created an outdoor art gallery using vintage buses, trucks, and other vehicles that have been transformed into quirky and eclectic living spaces. Visitors can stay in these whimsical accommodations while enjoying the beauty and relaxation of the hot springs. If you are camper vanning, don’t fret there are also full hookups here as well.

We met up with some friends and spent an amazing few hours here. There are a few different areas that you can soak in. There are two big communal soaking tubs as well as individual soaking tubs and they all have different temperatures ranging from 99-110 degrees depending on your preference. To see how we spent our time check out my Youtube video!

Mystic Hot Springs are open 24/7 and as of writing this post a two hour soaking pass will run you $25 per person. You will need to bring your own towel, and if you wish to shower afterwards they have a mens and women’s locker room style showers. I personally did not find there to be a sulfur order that hot springs can commonly be known for.

If you wish to stay at the springs here are a few of those rates ranging from $25-$100 a night whether you are camping, staying in a cabin or the unique school busses!

So, as you can see Mystic Hot Springs is the perfect place to unwind after a long week of hiking in Utah.

Here is the website if you’d like to book your stay there: https://mystichotsprings.com/