• Astoria Hot Springs and Park a scenic getaway with several natural soaking pools
Located 17 miles south of Jackson and 70 miles south of Yellowstone National Park, Astoria Hot Springs and Park offers a relaxing, scenic hot springs experience amidst the beauty of the Snake River and the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
This historic hot springs resort, once closed to the public, reopened in 2020 as a community park.
Astoria Hot Springs and Park is one of Wyoming's must-visit places for those who appreciate the hot mineral water experience. If you love hot springs, mountain views, and outdoor adventures, this place should be on your list!
Astoria Hot Springs Geothermal Water & Soaking
The soaking pools at Astoria Hot Springs are filled with naturally heated, mineral-rich water that stays at a comfortable 100–104°F (38–40°C) year-round.
The Leisure Pool is a spacious, family-friendly pool with warm water and ample room to relax.
The River Pool, situated near the Snake River, offers scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere.
The Meadow Pool sits away from the main areas, offering a tranquil spot to unwind.
The Waterfall Pool's temperature can exceed 104°F - enter with caution.
The Children’s Pool is shallow and safe.
Soaking is offered in 1-hour and 45-minute sessions. You are welcome to stop by without a reservation if space is available, but popular times—especially weekends and afternoons—often fill up. For safety, reservations via the website or by phone are recommended.
Locals receive a discounted rate.
Astoria Hot Springs - Things to Do
Astoria Hot Springs is just the beginning of the wonderful experiences near Jackson.
While you are in the area, consider visiting Grand Teton National Park for breathtaking mountain views, scenic hiking trails, and excellent wildlife-spotting opportunities.
Granite Hot Springs, located in the mountains just south of Jackson, offers another relaxing soak in a natural setting.
For a peaceful adventure on the water, Snake River scenic float trips offer a new perspective on Wyoming's beauty.
Astoria Hot Springs is not just a great destination in itself, but also a convenient stopover if you are heading to Yellowstone National Park. Situated along the route to the South Entrance, it's a perfect place to unwind in hot mineral water before embarking on the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone.
Feeling hungry? Jackson has no shortage of great dining options. Local favorites include The Cowboy Bar, Persephone Bakery, and Snake River Grill.
Astoria Hot Springs Lodging
The park does not have any hotels or campsites, but you can find everything you need in Jackson and the surrounding area.
Astoria Hot Springs and Park | Facts
Location: Jackson • Wyoming • USA
Open: Year-round
Development: Soaking pools, including a children's pool and private soaking tubs
Clothing: Mandatory
Amenities: Showers, change rooms
Hiking distance: Short
Road access: Any vehicle
Day-use: Yes, fee applies; local residents receive a discount
Elevation: 6,100 ft (1,860 m)
Water T° (soaking pool): 100–104°F (38–40°C)
Odor: None
Chemical used: None
Adventures Nearby
Directions to Astoria Hot Springs and Park
From Jackson,
- Take US-191 S/US-26 W/US-89 S/W Broadway for 13.3 miles
- At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto US-26 W/US-89 S and follow it for 3 miles
- Turn left onto W Johnny Counts Road, which goes over the historic red bridge spanning the Snake River.
Larger vehicles should use caution on the bridge.
Phone: 307-201-5925
astoriahotspringspark.org