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Resort/SpaCamping on site$$$119°F· Scalding

Stroppel Hotel and Mineral Baths

Midland, South Dakota4.4 (100 reviews on Google)

Access to Stroppel Hotel and Mineral Baths (Midland, South Dakota) is via Midland Avenue, which stays within a quarter mile. Development here is resort or spa level, on the operator's own site. The temperature carried on this record is 119°F. Entry falls in the $$$ price band, camping on site is confirmed on the operator's own site and amenities on file include lodging on-site, restrooms, showers, pet friendly, food on-site and massage/spa. Plan on clothing required, on the operator's own site.

At a glance

Water temp

119°FScalding

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

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Road required

Any car

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Getting there

Paved Road

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Clothing

Clothing Required

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Camping on site

Yes

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Cell service

Likely available

Information verified: — roads and policies change without notice.

Conditions at the spring

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What we can actually confirm

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Clothing policy

Clothing Required

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Vehicle needed

Not confirmed

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Getting to the water

Paved Road

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Camping on site

Yes

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Development

Resort/Spa

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The water

119°F reported

Tips before you go

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

Parking provided in front of hotel along Main Street and Midland Ave.

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Contact & location

Address: 602 Main St, Midland, SD 57552

+1 605-843-2802

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