1000 Springs Resort
By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026
1000 Springs Resort is a resort hot spring listed near Hagerman, Idaho. Reported soak temperature: 100°F. See the visit fact sheet.
Current status
Year-round riverside family resort 5 mi south of Hagerman on Hwy 30: lifeguarded INDOOR geothermal mineral pool (slide, diving boards, kiddy pool) open Tue-Thu 11am-8pm, Fri-Sat 11am-8:30pm, Sun noon-7pm, CLOSED MONDAYS, plus ~15 private hot-tub rooms, snack bar, RV/tent camping and Snake River boat dock; day visitors pay at the front desk.
Checked September 2026 · verified against an official source · 4 sources ↓
Staying overnight?
A town base for Snake River Valley soaks near Buhl and Hagerman.
Twin Falls is about 23 mi from the spring (straight line).
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Before you go
- Status: Open — last verified below — confirm via Visit Southern Idaho (regional DMO) — 1,000 Springs Resort listing (pool hours, RV/tent rates).
- Cost: Reported $7 — confirm current rates before visiting.
- Getting there: Developed resort — confirm operating hours and any reservation requirement.
- Water: Reported soak temperature 100°F — always test the water before entering.
- Rules: Reported clothing required; pets reported not allowed — confirm current rules.
- Conditions: check weather, fire closures, and land-manager alerts the week you go — mountain access changes seasonally.
- Reservations/permits: None — front-desk day pass
- Best time to go: Weekday afternoons Tue-Thu are quietest; winter indoor soaking is a regional draw — it's the only fully indoor hot-spring pool in the Hagerman area
- Clothing reality: Official: swimwear required — lifeguarded family pool venue. Customary: standard swimwear; not clothing-optional. Private property.
- Kids: Allowed.
- Cell service: ok — download maps and tell someone your plan.
- Accessibility: Indoor pool facility; DMO listing notes handicap access; lifeguards always on duty
- Indoor pool CLOSED every Monday — the most common wasted-drive mistake
- Official website (1000springsresort.com) appears unreachable — call (208) 837-4987 to confirm hours/prices before visiting
- Private hot tubs have adjustable temperatures and are a quieter alternative to the main pool
- Published day-pass pricing is old (adults ~$7, kids $3-6, seniors $3) — likely higher now; verify by phone
- RV sites listed at $35/night on chamber page but $50 on the newer tourism page — prices have risen; tent sites $25-40
- Pool can hit capacity on summer weekends
- Discount swim admission for campers (all-day passes)
- Hazard: Snake River waterfront — supervise kids near docks/boat ramp
- Hazard: Pool water is treated and temperature-controlled (unlike wild springs)
About this spring
Indoor geothermal pool (60x120 ft, lifeguarded, tube slide, diving boards, ~95-100°F) plus 15 private hot tub rooms with adjustable temperature, on the Thousand Springs Scenic Byway; Snake River RV/tent camping, cabins and boat ramp. Closed Mondays. Fee: ~$7 day pass (community report — verify); private tub rooms extra. Indoor pool closed Mondays.
1000 Springs Resort sits directly on the Snake River about five miles southeast of Hagerman along the Thousand Springs Scenic Byway (US-30), in a Hagerman Valley corridor famous for its spring-fed waterfalls — the grounds look across the river toward the Thousand Springs cascade, Ritter Island, Lemon Falls and 1000 Springs State Park. Geothermal mineral water is piped into what is billed as the only indoor hot-spring swimming pool in the Hagerman area: a lifeguarded facility with a 2-foot kiddy pool, tube slide, high and low diving boards, floating log, basketball hoop and tanning deck, plus 15 private hot-tub rooms with adjustable temperatures. The resort doubles as a river-recreation base, with RV sites, tent campsites, cabins and a boat ramp and dock — guests can even arrive by water. The indoor pool is closed on Mondays.
Directions & trailhead access
18734 US-30, ~5 mi SE of Hagerman on the Snake River.
Idaho geothermal context
Idaho's thermal water rides the old track of the Yellowstone hotspot across the Snake River Plain and surfaces along faults in the surrounding mountains. Many of the best soaks are roadside or river-access pools inside national forests — including springs that only emerge when river levels drop. Backcountry sites demand real navigation skills and long dirt-road drives.
What a resort site means here
A resort spring is a commercial operation: developed pools or tubs with controlled temperatures, changing facilities, and usually day-use fees or lodging packages. Expect posted rules (swimsuits, quiet hours, age limits), staff on site, and in many cases required reservations — especially on weekends and holidays.
Best time to visit
Year-Round (Best: May – October)Pool temperatures and access can change with weather and season. Outdoor ambient temperatures fluctuate significantly across Idaho. Late spring through autumn offers the most comfortable road access.
Fact sheet
| Reported soak temp | 100°F |
|---|---|
| Source temp (historical) | 100°F |
| Trail access | Recorded coordinates — access unverified |
| Access fee | Reported $7 — verify |
| Clothing policy | Reported clothing required |
| Pet policy | Reported no pets |
| Geothermal data reference | NOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive) |
| Check land status | Visit Southern Idaho (regional DMO) — 1,000 Springs Resort listing (pool hours, RV/tent rates) |
1000 Springs Resort FAQ
Is 1000 Springs Resort open right now?
Year-round riverside family resort 5 mi south of Hagerman on Hwy 30: lifeguarded INDOOR geothermal mineral pool (slide, diving boards, kiddy pool) open Tue-Thu 11am-8pm, Fri-Sat 11am-8:30pm, Sun noon-7pm, CLOSED MONDAYS, plus ~15 private hot-tub rooms, snack bar, RV/tent camping and Snake River boat dock; day visitors pay at the front desk. (Status verified against an official source, last checked September 2026.)
Is 1000 Springs Resort free?
1000 Springs Resort is listed with reported fees near Hagerman. Fees are reported; confirm admission, parking and permit costs with the site manager.
What temperature is 1000 Springs Resort?
1000 Springs Resort has a reported soak temperature of 100°F and a historical source temperature of 100°F in survey records. Historical data may not reflect current conditions — always test water before entering.
Is 1000 Springs Resort clothing optional?
1000 Springs Resort is listed as swimsuit-required in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.
How do you access 1000 Springs Resort?
1000 Springs Resort is a private venue with paid public admission. Confirm current hours, fees and booking requirements with the operator before visiting.
Where to stay in Twin Falls
A town base for Snake River Valley soaks near Buhl and Hagerman. Private pool sessions need their own booking.
Twin Falls is about 23 mi from the spring (straight line).
We may earn a commission from bookings through these links, at no extra cost to you.
Sources & references
- Visit Southern Idaho (regional DMO) — 1,000 Springs Resort listing (pool hours, RV/tent rates) — official · 2025
- Visit Southern Idaho — lodging listing (amenities: pets OK, handicap access) — official · 2025
- Hagerman Valley Chamber of Commerce — 1000 Springs Resort directory entry — official · 2024
- Hot Springs Guides — 1000 Springs Resort overview (15 private tubs, Monday closure) — community · 2025
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