Miracle Hot Springs Private Pool

Miracle Hot Springs


Buhl, South-Central Idaho
Miracle's geothermal pools sit on U.S. 30 south of Hagerman: large general admission pools kept at varying temperatures, a large number of private hot pools with adjustable temperatures, and VIP pools designed for groups of four or more. Its sister property, Banbury Hot Springs, is just 1.5 miles away.
Best for: anyone who wants choices, from big general pools to a private tub, with domes and RV sites for staying over.
Access
Drive-up (developed resort pools)
Price
General admission from $14 ยท Private pools from $10 ยท VIP pools from $25
Reservations
Required; phone reservations accepted (7-day cancellation policy)
Accommodations
RV and tent sites from $25 ยท Queen Domes from $150 ยท Park Home from $210 ยท King Dome from $215

Plan Your Visit

Day useGeneral admission from $14 (multiple large geothermal pools at varying temperatures); private pools from $10; VIP pools from $25 (groups of 4+)
OvernightRV/tent sites, geodesic domes and a park home on site
HoursMondayโ€“Thursday 8amโ€“10pm; Fridayโ€“Saturday 8amโ€“11pm; closed Sundays
ReservationsRequired for all services; phone reservations accepted (7-day cancellation policy)

The Miracle Hot Springs facilities include multiple large general admission geothermal pools kept at varying temperatures along with a large number of private hot pools with adjustable temperatures and changing areas. The continuously flowing natural hot spring water is soft to the touch and odorless.
Miracle’s sister property, Banbury Hot Springs, is just 1.5 miles away.

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There are also VIP pools designed for use by larger groups (4+). Availability is on a first-come first-severed basis, and phone reservations are accepted (7-day cancellation policy). Handicap access, restrooms and a gift shop with ample soaking supplies are available on-site.

Miracle Hot Springs Prices

  • General Admission: from $14
  • Private Pools: from $10
  • VIP Pools: from $25

Stay the Night at Miracle Hot Springs

Aside from tent and RV sites right next to the river (with electricity), Miracle Hot Springs has geodesic domes available for camping, events, retreats and workshops. View rates

Overnight rates at Miracle Hot Springs:

  • RV and Tent Sites: from $25
  • Queen Domes: from $150
  • Park Home: from $210
  • King Dome: from $215

The campground has six RV sites, three individual tent sites and two group tent sites, with rates starting at $25 a night. The queen domes sleep two and include general soaking for the length of the stay. The Park Home sleeps four and has a full kitchen, two bathrooms and a laundry room, and the King Dome adds a private geothermal hot tub and patio. Lodging check-in starts at 3pm and camping check-in starts at 1pm, and reservations are required for all services.

Stay the Night at Banbury Hot Springs

Banbury Hot Springs also offers overnight stays, with RV, tent and van sites set around a large grassy area with fire pits, plus a Queen Cabin that sleeps two. Pool access is a separate fee for campers, while swimming is included with the cabin. Banbury lists these options on its stay page without publishing prices.

  • RV, Tent and Van Sites: Not verified
  • Queen Cabin: Not verified

Miracle Hot Springs Need to Know

  • Address: 19073A U.S. 30, Buhl, ID 83316
  • Phone: (208) 543-6002
  • Hours: Hot Pools: Monday-Thursday: 8am – 10pm; Friday-Saturday: 8am – 11pm (closed Sundays)

Driving Directions

Miracle Hot Springs is located 9 miles south of Hagerman on Highway 30. Banbury Hot Springs is 1.5 miles from Miracle along the Snake River.

What’s the difference between Miracle and Banbury Hot Springs?

Miracle Hot Springs and Banbury Hot Springs are sister properties 1.5 miles apart near Buhl. Miracle offers private pools and VIP pools in addition to its general pools, while Banbury has a large general pool and individual private pools. Miracle publishes its day-use and overnight rates online; Banbury lists its pools and overnight options without publishing prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Miracle Hot Springs cost?

General admission starts at $14, private pools at $10, and VIP pools at $25 for groups of four or more.

How hot is the water at Miracle Hot Springs?

It varies by pool. The large general admission pools are kept at varying temperatures, and the private pools have adjustable temperatures. (No single figure is published.)

Do I need a reservation at Miracle Hot Springs?

Yes. Reservations are required for all services, and phone reservations are accepted, with a 7-day cancellation policy.

Can I stay overnight at Miracle Hot Springs?

Yes. RV and tent sites start at $25, and there are geodesic domes (Queen from $150, King from $215) and a Park Home (from $210).

When is Miracle Hot Springs open?

Year-round, Monday to Thursday 8am to 10pm and Friday to Saturday 8am to 11pm. It is closed on Sundays.

How hard is it to get to Miracle Hot Springs?

It is a drive-up resort on U.S. 30 south of Hagerman, with a street address, restrooms, and a gift shop on site. No hike is involved.


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