Home: Commercial: ID HS: Western Idaho: Zims Hot Springs

Featured | Statewide Map | Regional Listing | For Sale | Vacation Rentals | Owners

Keep Hot Springs Clean and Safe for Generations to Come!
Pickup ALL trash, always pack it in - pack it out, respect others and the land. Hot springs are a gift. Abused hot springs are shutting down at an alarming rate.

Utilize Leave No Trace Principles and keep all soap and shampoo at least 200 feet from any water source; hot springs, creeks, rivers, lakes, springs and reservoirs.

Roadside Guide | Backcountry Guide

Zims Hot Springs in Western Idaho

Season: All Overall Rating: n/a
Elevation: 4,200 ft Phone: 208.347.2686
Adams County 2995 Zims Rd
New Meadows, Idaho  83654

Pictures

 

Zims Hot Springs General Description

Zims Hot Springs features outdoor pools fed by natural mineral water from an artesian well that is cooled by the waters of the Little Salmon River and treated with chlorine. The outdoor soaking pool maintains a temperature range of 103-106, while the outdoor swimming pool ranges between 90 and 100.

Zims Hot Springs Facilities

Snack Bar, Rest Rooms, Picnic Area, Handicap Access, Bike Path, Campground, RV Dump Site, RV Park, Primitive Campsites, Locker Rooms, Overnight Camping

Zims Hot Springs Map and Directions


View Commercial Hot Springs in Idaho in a larger map

From New Meadows, drive north on HWY 95 for 4 miles. Then go west (left) on Circle C Lane AKA Zims Road to the hot springs. Signs point the way.

Zims Hot Springs GPS Coordinates: LAT: 45.039 LONG: 116.291
 

Zims Hot Springs Rates
Adults, $6.50
Children 3-17, $5
Seniors $5.50
Special group rates

Zims Hot Springs Hours
Memorial Day-Labor Day:
9am-11pm daily
Winter: 10am-10pm
Closed Mondays except holidays

Nearby Attractions

  • New Meadows (City) - gas, service station, store and lodging only 4 miles away
  • Little Salmon River
 
[TOP]

PUBLIC BATHING NOTICE

No Soap, Shampoo or BIO-Soap/Shampoo Allowed in Hot Springs! Avoid Being Fined!

Public hot springs are not bathing facilities and do not have 'plumbing' like that of commercial, improved hot springs. Soap and shampoo (including biodegradable soap and shampoo) do not completely breakdown naturally. This pollutes our water systems (ingested by fish, animals, humans) at or near the source. This is also illegal in most wilderness and public lands areas.

Home  |  Contact  |  Copyright  |  Privacy  |  Blog  |  Facebook

Search IHS    IHS Site Map    Latest Updates

Report Poachers in Idaho: 1-800-632-5999