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Primitive/BackcountryCamping on siteFree to soak185°F· Scalding

Bonneville Hot Springs

Boise County, Idaho4.5 (74 reviews on Google)

Cars stop short of Bonneville Hot Springs (Boise County, Idaho): 0.32 miles from Bonneville Trailhead Road as the crow flies. Filed under an undeveloped backcountry pool in this directory without a confirming source on file. At the vent, NOAA's thermal springs survey recorded 185°F — hot enough to scald on contact. There is no entry fee, camping on site is confirmed in visitor reviews and facilities noted here: massage/spa. The clothing field is unverified — ask the operator or land manager.

Source: NOAA thermal springs survey — BONNEVILLE HOT SPRINGS, 0.02 mi

At a glance

Water temp

185°FScalding

Above 110°F — risk of burns; test before entering

NOAA thermal springs survey — BONNEVILLE HOT SPRINGS, 0.02 mi

Survey-measured

Road required

Any car

Unverified

Getting there

Short Walk

Unverified

Clothing

Unverified

Unverified

Camping on site

Yes

Visitor-confirmed

Cell service

Not confirmed

Information verified: — roads and policies change without notice.

Conditions at the spring

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What we can actually confirm

Every attribute shows its source. Where nothing confirms it, we say so rather than guess.

Clothing policy

Unverified

Unverified

Vehicle needed

Not confirmed

Unverified

Camping on site

Yes

Visitor-confirmed

Development

Primitive/Backcountry

Unverified

The water

185°F reported

Tips before you go

Practical notes from operators, land managers and published sources — plus reviews written here.

It is $5 all day parking spot fee, so bring cash for that.

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Contact & location

Address: Idaho 83637

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