Stay and Play at Thousand Springs Resort! Located right along on the Thousand Springs Scenic Byway, five miles east of Hagerman on U.S. 30, Thousand Springs Resort has a very large pool – 60 feet wide by 120 feet long – heated by geothermal water where you can take a nice, soothing swim with friends or family.

Thousand Springs Resort also has 15 private indoor hot tubs, overnight accommodations with two cabins that sleep 4-6 people, and 18 RV camping sites with full hookups, and 40 tent camping sites. In the main pool, the resort has two diving boards, a water slide, a 2-foot-deep kiddie pool, a basketball hoop and a large log to play on.

If the long, winter weather might be causing a little cabin fever among your family, try visiting Thousand Spring Resort to enjoy the hot water pool in an indoor environment, out of the weather.

“It’s a perfect time to visit right now, and it’s nice that you can swim indoors,” says Brenda Henslee, owner of Thousand Springs Resort.

The main pool is kept in the 95-degree range, but the geothermal water comes in at 168 degrees, so the water in the private hot tubs can be set to your personal preference.

Private Hot Spring Rooms at 1000 Springs Resort

Thousand Springs Resort operates from 11 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesdays – Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and noon to 7 p.m. on Sundays. It is closed on Mondays.

Aqua Zumba and Aqua Aerobics classes are offered weekly in the evenings. See web site for details.

The resort is located across from the Ritter Island unit of Thousand Springs State Park. Minnie Miller Springs, one of the last remaining natural springs pouring from the Snake River cliffs, is easily visible from the resort, directly across the Snake River.

Minnie Miller Springs pour from the Snake River cliffs in Thousand Springs State Park, located directly across the Snake River from Thousand Springs Resort.

During the summer months, folks can launch a kayak or canoe at Thousand Springs Resort, paddle across the Snake, and cruise around Ritter Island in a clockwise direction. You’ll be amazed how crystal clear the water is below Thousand Springs. Kayaks and Stand Up Paddle Boards are available for rent at Hagerman Valley Sports and Merc in Hagerman.

Scout groups and families are frequent customers at Thousand Springs Resort, and in the summer, the resort is popular with family reunions. The resort has a beautiful River Room, with large picture windows looking out on the Snake River, a perfect spot for parties and social gatherings.

The RV camp spots at Thousand Springs Resort fill up quickly for the summer. Henslee recommends that people make reservations early to reserve a spot. “Our RV park is really busy in the summer. We have a lot of return customers who like to stay with us,” she said.

The resort has a snack bar, but there are several nice restaurants in nearby Hagerman, located 5 miles away, including the Snake River Grill and the Riverboat Restaurant.

Enjoy your stay at Thousand Springs Resort. For more information, visit the web site or Facebook page. Phone number is 208-837-4987.