miracle hot springs

This was a highlight of my trip to Hagerman Idaho. Very well maintained, reasonable price. Several different options on the pools. Changing rooms,recliners.

Miracle Hot Springs is a magical place. My husband and I camped there for 3 glorious nights (Feb 2015) and it was a great experience. I prefer to go to hot springs in the winter months, and Miracle Camp Ground is open year-round. The RV park is wooded, with fire pits, picnic tables, water, and power. The hot springs are open from 8:00 am till 11:00 pm. You pay once a day for use of the three main pools, or upgrade your experience to one of the VIP private pools.BONUS: no cell service at Miracle, which just adds to the ambiance of the place.

We've been visiting Miracle for over 40 years. It just keeps getting better. They have 3 pools of varying temperatures and you can also get your own room with a private pool where you are able to adjust the temperature as hot or cool as you like. They're open every day except Sunday, and that includes being open on all holidays. The pools are open to the sky which is awesome. No matter how cold it is out, the steam coming off the water keeps your head warm. You can rent a yurt to sleep over and they also have campground space. I can't say enough good about the place. And they give discounts if you're over 55! Check out groupon.com and you can get a coupon that keeps the price even lower.

Did a couples massage which was great and then had our own private pool. What a treat. The massage was great and the private pools were a little worn but relaxing. You can bring a picnic to the private pools.

We drove out to Buhl, quite a drive...and experienced "Miracle Hot Springs"...it was very nice. The buildings were southwest style...and very clean...great bathrooms with showers, dressings rooms, lockers...private pools and four public pools.We plan on going back and staying in one of the "domes" there...heated by geothermal power. It was a nice relaxing time there...

This place is the best place for a date night. For $30, you get a private pool for an hour and a half. Complete visual privacy, but not sound-proof, you can still hear and be heard, although it's generally muffled sound. If it were sound proof and if the changing areas had heaters, then this would be 5 stars. Weekend nights can get busy. Prime time being probably between 7pm-9pm. You cannot reserve one of the smaller private hot tubs, so those are first come, first serve. But you can reserve one of the VIP hot tubs in advance.

Hot springs have been remodeled since I was last there and look awesome. More pools and room, showers, dressing rooms and lockers have been added. I think more private rooms have been added too. Price could be better. Ten dollars per adult seems a little pricey but admission is for all day which some of the other hot springs don't offer. Pools were ok temp, only one real hot pool. If you want to reserve a private room to soak it is my understanding that there is an added fee on top of admission. There was not much seating if you wanted to bring snacks/lunch and no alcohol at this place. Not much of a view here but alligator is neat (don't worry, it's behind a fence). Hot springs even has option of lodging. Biggest suggestion would be to stay as long as you can to get your money's worth but know that it can get pretty crowded on weekends and evenings.

I have been coming here off and on my whole life. I love the water. The pool is warm and the soaking pool is hot. The whole thing has been redone since I have been going. I think it is by far the best hot springs in Southern Idaho.

This was not our first stay here, and it won't be our last. I enjoy "camping" in the dome tents -- they are geothermal heated and have electricity, so it is not *really* camping. We stayed in the camping dome, which is equipped with sleeping mats, which is nice. We simply brought our own bedding, which is required, and it was good. I do wish there was a way to adjust the heat in there because it got so hot in the middle of the night that I woke up and had a hard time getting back to sleep. Also, it is sad that they whitewashed over the windows, because it was nice to watch the stars at night the last time I stayed in that dome. One word of caution, the camping dome is next to the large event dome and this is the second time I've camped there when a large group has rented the neighboring event dome. The event dome has a strange acoustic that carries over into the smaller camping tent, and you can nearly hear everything that takes place in your neighbors dome. This is a concern only if you intend on getting a quiet night's sleep -- the large group we neighbored with on this trip was very respectful and quickly quieted down their (numerous!) children when the kiddos got excited late at night...but during the time we stayed before, our neighbors were a group of preteen cheerleaders who screamed and chanted well into the early morning hours, making for a miserable night of no sleep for us. Be advised that if you rent the camping dome, be prepared to deal with loud neighbors, or ask for one of the other tents. This time we did not spring for a VIP soaking room. The regular rooms are much smaller than the VIP rooms, and (it seems) not as clean. I mean they do change the water in between guests, but the floor mats were a bit grungy and as you sit in the water you happen to look up at them and see the gross slime underneath...it was a bit disturbing. Despite the no smoking signs posted everywhere, the people in the stall over from us continued to light up and the smell of cigarette smoke in the humid rooms made for a somewhat unpleasant soak. (A word of advice: bring plastic cups, jug of water and ice to keep hydrated as you soak.We had a two hour soak and the drinking water helped) On our next visit, we will definitely pay the extra $2 for the VIP room just for the comfort factor. Despite this minor inconvenience, the grounds are well-kept and clean, the lawn is manicured, the fire pit area well-maintained and the lobby is clean and comfortable. The tents are nice and clean and I like that they provide the sleeping mats. I do enjoy this park and will come back again and I intend on taking advantage of the massage services when I do. ***By the way, the facilities do have snack foods available for purchase, but not much else. If you get hungry, there are a few restaurants back in Hagerman, but I'd recommend the Riverboat Restaurant, across the street from the grocery store. What the building lacks in ambiance (a kind of pioneering cabin look to it, with vinyl table cloths and wood panel walls) the food more than makes up for! It was down home good. REAL food -- and fresh! I had the prime rib that melted in my mouth and was served with garden fresh green beans and a "loaded" baked potato, a side salad and a loaf (!) of bread for under $20. I'd have left a separate review on here for them, but they are not listed and I want people to know about it.***

We loved our stay at Miracle Hot Springs. The staff was great, even upgrading us to the KingDome. The dome rental rates are very affordable at $35.00 per night. The hot springs pools were amazing. They do have a bit of a smell, but nothing like some of the others out there. I found the alligator pit quite random, but kinda cool at the same time. She was happy to let us take her picture that morning, and the staff was wonderful enough to share her history w/ us. We'd definitely stay again.

After riding several days on a motorcycle, I decided I needed to treat myself, so to the hot springs I went. Admission was only 8 dollars for all day for seniors. The water made your skin feel silky smooth. I also got a massage there for 58 dollars. They also have a campground there

I called to make a reservation and drove all the way from Boise only to find out that soaking in the pool was not apart of the already large fee to stay in one of their domes. So there would have been an extra $40 fee for me and my friend to soak that night and the next morning after our stay. We told the desk that we were unsatisfied, and could they plz give us a break on just sitting in their pool if we were to pay to stay an additional night. Not only was this refused, but I was told that i should have asked if I had to pay the gen admission for the pool when i made the reservation. Horrible customer service, I will never be returning, and neither will any of my friends! Oh I was also told that they assumed I might try to sneak in a dog since I had asked if dogs were allowed in my reservation...

I was very pleased with Miracle Hot Springs for many reasons. First of all you immediately see that the owners have put a lot of love and energy into the property. I have been to several hot springs and this is one of the better cared for places. The staff is friendly and the dressing room floors are warm :) very nice! The camp ground seemed nice although they were full and I was unable to stay there. The Geo Domes are very cool. I would really love it if there was a large public pool that was as hot as the "private" pools. (then it would be perfect) I rented a private pool because I wanted to have the really hot water. I would also suggest they add cleaning out the small open window in the private pools to their cleaning routine. I will visit again.

I have been visiting Miracle Hot Springs for the past 20 years. The first time I went there it was a small, dark, questionable place. About 15 years ago new owners took over and completely turned it around. They created a nice, clean, family friendly, relaxing destination. I'm especially impressed with how clean the facility is. They even clean the hot tubs between each visitors. Some of the amenities include changing rooms, lockers, private domes (for overnight stays), a campground complete with RV hook-ups, massages, 3 large pools and several private hot tubs. The hot tubs are broken into two categories, the regular tubs are first come, first serve and are large enough for a group of six comfortably. The VIP tubs have a patio and you can reserve the tubs for a specific time. I highly recommend the VIP tubs no matter what size your group. My husband I like to go for a "date night", we have nights when we go as a family and my children move in and out swimming in the large pools and then back in the hot tub, we have even gone there as an activity for our family reunion. We rented two tubs and the 30+ people we had with us just moved in and out of the pools and hot tubs. By far the best thing about Miracle is how amazing your skin and hair feels after soaking in the pools. So, when you visit get ready for an amazing experience and say hi to the alligators for me :)

My granddaughter and I have visited here several times, using the swimming pool and hot tubs. The hot tubs are concrete with the natural hot water flowing in, and are very nice if you like to soak. The swimming pool is warm and not too deep, just right for younger kids.