Soak in Crystal Hot Springs
OutdoorEasyYear-round
Relax in the world's highest mineral content spring water, featuring varying temperatures and waterslides just a short drive west in Honeyville.
Itinerary tips
- 1Bring your own towels and a lock for the lockers to avoid extra rental fees at the front desk.
- 2Allocate at least two to three hours to fully experience the varying temperatures of the soaking pools and the Olympic-sized lap pool.
- 3Pack a pair of flip-flops for the walk between the locker rooms and the outdoor pool decks to protect your feet from the textured concrete.
- 4Avoid wearing expensive silver jewelry as the high mineral content, particularly the sulfur, can quickly tarnish or discolor metals.
- 5Check their online schedule before departing Logan to ensure the waterslides are operational during your specific visit window.
- 6Fill up your gas tank in Honeyville or Tremonton, as the facility is located in a rural area with limited services immediately nearby.
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