Zion Canyon Hot Springs

La Verkin, Utah (Washington County)

By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026

Zion Canyon Hot Springs is a resort hot spring listed near La Verkin, Utah. Reported soak temperature: 101°F. See the visit fact sheet.

101°F reportedFees ~$46 4.8 · 2,205 Google reviews

Current status

Reservation or permission required

Brand-new $60M WorldSprings resort (opened July 2025) in La Verkin ~20 min from Zion NP with 53 water bodies — 32 natural geothermal pools + 16 WorldSprings pools + family pool, cold plunges and barrel saunas; open daily 10am-11pm (till midnight Thu-Sat); Select Access all-ages 3-hr pass from $46 adult/$25 youth 3-12 off-peak ($60/$35 peak), Premier 21+ from $57/$72, +$30 all-day upgrade; Washington County locals get 20% off; evening pass after 9pm Thu-Sat is 20% off.

Spring
Open
Road
Open
Access
Private — paid entry
Soaking
Day-use hours only
Water
Normal
Crowds
Busy weekends

Checked September 2026 · verified on the operator’s site · 5 sources ↓

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La Verkin is under a mile from the spring.

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Before you go

  • Status: Reservation or permission required — confirm via Zion Canyon Hot Springs — official homepage (hours 10am-11pm, Thu-Sat to midnight; 50+ water bodies).
  • Cost: Reported $46 — confirm current rates before visiting.
  • Getting there: Developed resort — confirm operating hours and any reservation requirement.
  • Water: Reported soak temperature 101°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 — timed admission pass; annual memberships available (limited quantity)
  • Booking: Reservation required.
  • Best time to go: Weekday mornings/mid-week are quietest; evenings (after-dark stargazing soak) are the signature experience — Evening Pass after 9pm Thu-Sat saves 20%. Summer midday is hot desert sun — the pools are shaded partially but hydrate.
  • Clothing reality: Official: swimwear required (FAQ 'Is swimwear required?' — venue is family-friendly, not clothing-optional). Operator warns mineral water can affect swimsuits and jewelry.
  • Kids: Allowed.
  • Cell service: ok — download maps and tell someone your plan.
  • Accessibility: FAQ lists ADA/wheelchair-accessible question — modern 2025-built facility with luxury locker rooms; contact venue for pool-specific access
  • Base pass is a 3-HOUR session (wristband tracks your window) — all-day access costs +$30
  • Premier Access area strictly 21+ with valid government ID (alcohol served poolside)
  • Youth pricing covers ages 3-12; Premier side has zero minors
  • Reservations strongly recommended — timed passes can sell out; members skip reservations
  • Everyone signs a liability waiver (online smartwaiver link available)
  • Only ONE towel included; extras $5, robes $10
  • No outside food/drink expected (cafe + full bar on site); FAQ flags coolers, speakers, firearms, vape pens and cigarettes as prohibited items
  • RFID wristbands link to your credit card and locker — cashless-style operation
  • 20% off for Washington County residents (proof of residency); 4+ tickets = 20% off + free pizza/flatbread
  • Evening Pass: book after 9pm Thu-Sat for 20% off
  • Severe weather: 'Severe Weather Promise' allows date change/refund — ask when booking
  • Reviewers note a visible junkyard across the canyon — scenic blemish
  • Hazard: Desert heat — La Verkin summers exceed 100F; dehydration risk even while soaking
  • Hazard: Mineral water may affect swimwear/jewelry
  • Hazard: Severe-weather closures possible (thunderstorms/flash-flood season)

About this spring

Utah's newest major hot springs resort (opened July 2025, operated by WorldSprings) on the Virgin River in La Verkin ~20 min from Zion NP — 32 natural geothermal soaking pools plus 16 mineral pools, barrel saunas and snack bars, split into family and 21+ adults-only sections. The water is piped from the historic Pah Tempe springs (closed to the public since 2013) — now the only way to soak in those waters. Fee: 3-hour pass ~$46-60 adult. 3-hour limit on base passes. Pricey; little shade.

Zion Canyon Hot Springs is Utah's newest major hot springs resort — a WorldSprings property that opened July 2025 in La Verkin, about twenty minutes from Zion National Park. The grounds hold 32 natural geothermal soaking pools plus 16 additional mineral pools, cold plunges, barrel saunas, and snack bars, split between a family section and a 21+ Premier Access area. The water is piped from the historic Pah Tempe springs, which have been closed to public access since 2013 — this is now the only way to soak in those waters.

Pricing works on sessions: the base pass covers a three-hour window tracked by wristband, with all-day access as an upgrade. The signature experience is the after-dark stargazing soak — an Evening Pass after 9pm Thursday–Saturday costs less. Bring valid ID for the adults-only side, where alcohol is served poolside. Expect little shade and real prices — this is a premium venue, not a roadside tub.

Directions & trailhead access

202 W 300 S, La Verkin, UT — from I-15 take UT-9/17 toward Hurricane/La Verkin.

Utah geothermal context

Utah's springs surface along the Wasatch Front fault system and across the western desert basins. Canyon sites like Fifth Water can flash-flood in storms and close under avalanche danger in winter; desert sites like Meadow involve long graded-road approaches through open range. Elevation changes of thousands of feet mean 'the weather' varies wildly by site.

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 Utah. Late spring through autumn offers the most comfortable road access.

Recommended soaking windowEarly Morning & Sunset
Packing & trail adviceBring quick-dry towels, slip-resistant footwear, and thermal layers for stepping out into brisk mountain air.

Live Outdoor Soaking Weather

Reported Directory Data
Utah Geothermal Area • Reported 101°F
Reported source temperature — actual pool conditions vary.
Live NOAA sync...Directory Data

Fact sheet

Reported soak temp101°F
Source temp (historical)101°F
Trail accessRecorded coordinates — access unverified
Access feeReported $46 — verify
Clothing policyReported clothing required
Pet policyReported no pets
Geothermal data referenceNOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive)
Check land statusZion Canyon Hot Springs — official homepage (hours 10am-11pm, Thu-Sat to midnight; 50+ water bodies)

Zion Canyon Hot Springs FAQ

Is Zion Canyon Hot Springs open right now?

Brand-new $60M WorldSprings resort (opened July 2025) in La Verkin ~20 min from Zion NP with 53 water bodies — 32 natural geothermal pools + 16 WorldSprings pools + family pool, cold plunges and barrel saunas; open daily 10am-11pm (till midnight Thu-Sat); Select Access all-ages 3-hr pass from $46 adult/$25 youth 3-12 off-peak ($60/$35 peak), Premier 21+ from $57/$72, +$30 all-day upgrade; Washington County locals get 20% off; evening pass after 9pm Thu-Sat is 20% off. (Status verified on the operator’s site, last checked September 2026.)

Is Zion Canyon Hot Springs free?

Zion Canyon Hot Springs is listed with reported fees near La Verkin. Fees are reported; confirm admission, parking and permit costs with the site manager.

What temperature is Zion Canyon Hot Springs?

Zion Canyon Hot Springs has a reported soak temperature of 101°F and a historical source temperature of 101°F in survey records. Historical data may not reflect current conditions — always test water before entering.

Is Zion Canyon Hot Springs clothing optional?

Zion Canyon Hot Springs is listed as swimsuit-required in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.

How do you access Zion Canyon Hot Springs?

Zion Canyon Hot Springs is a private venue with paid public admission. Confirm current hours, fees and booking requirements with the operator before visiting.

Where to stay in La Verkin

Stay in Hurricane Valley for Zion Canyon Hot Springs. Book the spring’s admission separately.

La Verkin is under a mile from the spring.

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