Experience scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling in a natural geothermal spring formed by the melting snows of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. Swim and soak in the ancient crater, hidden in a …
Experience scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling in a natural geothermal spring formed by the melting snows of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. Swim and soak in the ancient crater, hidden in a massive limestone rock at the Homestead Resort, with hot, healing mineral waters. Enjoy a relaxing vacation at our beautiful resort just southeast of Salt Lake City. Discover a natural wonder at the ultimate family vacation destination in Utah.
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Oct 2, 2024
I loved this experience! The hot spring is warm, clear, and the environment is so relaxing. I also appreciated that the crater and hot springs have been maintained by the same family for decades. I h… Full review by Joyce R
Sep 28, 2024
AMAZING! The water feels fantastic, the muscle tightness in my shoulder was gone for the entire week! First, you need to make a reservation, as their are limited spots, which is an added benefit. Alt… Full review by Kamell J
Sep 15, 2024
So peaceful to float around. They limit the number of visitors per hour so it’s not crowded. If we lived in SLC I would do this often! Full review by snuqueen
Has anyone been lately to know how it is when at capacity (about 22 swimmers)? Are you able to maintain a safe social distance from other swimmers or is it v crowded in the crater w 20 people?
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I would agree with the other individual. Although we were scuba diving, the crater is big enough to distance yourself from the crowds in the water. The check in process when you enter …
I would agree with the other individual. Although we were scuba diving, the crater is big enough to distance yourself from the crowds in the water. The check in process when you enter though requires a little more effort.
Is there a way to dry your hair afterwards since you are going back out into the cold?
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Agree with Nancy’s response: there are changing stalls inside the Crater but no power outlets. There is a restroom near the Activities Center that has outlets but it is about 50 yards …
Agree with Nancy’s response: there are changing stalls inside the Crater but no power outlets. There is a restroom near the Activities Center that has outlets but it is about 50 yards away from the Crater. Hope that helps!
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