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A Guide To Mystic Hot Springs In Monroe Utah

Last Updated On June 6, 2021 by Elizabeth Morgan Leave a Comment

To celebrate our five year wedding anniversary we decided to head down to Mystic Hot Springs in Monroe, Utah. It was such a relaxing place and we’re so glad that we went! It feels like a blast from the past, like you went back in time to the 1970s.

Liz's feet in bathtub at mystic hot springs

It was about 2.5 hours away from us, so we did a mini road trip and were able to go there and back in the same day. Be prepared to lose cell service for some of the drive. We took screenshots of the directions beforehand to make sure we knew where to go. 

adam and liz in one of hot pools at mystic hot springs

It’s located in a little town called Monroe. When you get there, you’ll first go into the office to pay for your tickets. It’s $15 per adult and $7.50 per child. Your soaking passes will get you in for 6 hours. You really don’t need it for that long though. 

You can buy tickets and gift cards online. They also have cabins you can book online. Don’t forget to take pictures with their gypsy wagon and nature bus while you’re there.

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There are bathrooms and changing rooms in the office, as well as a gift shop. I hate being in the car in my swimsuit for a long time, so I recommend changing when you get there. Don’t forget to also bring a towel. 

view of mystic hot springs' biggest hot pool with waterfall

They have the main hot spring that you’ll see first. It has a big orange rock with a waterfall down it. That’s how the hot water gets into the pool.It’s only about 2-3 feet deep, which we loved. We were about to just hang out in it without having to swim around the whole time.

The water was the perfect temperature. It was warm enough that you didn’t get cold, but it also wasn’t so hot that you would overheat and have to sit out of it to cool off.

adam and liz sitting in hot tub

From there, you can go up a hill and you’ll find 6 bathtubs scattered around up there. When we were there not all 6 had water in them. I’m not sure why or if that’s normal, but only 4 had water. The bathtubs are really big and can easily fit 2 people in them. The view is fun too.

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The water in the bathtubs isn’t as warm as the main hot spring. We wished that it would have been just a little hotter, but it was still really nice. 3 of the tubs are in a row, but the other 3 are more spread out.

liz wearing black one piece swimsuit sitting on top of hot tub

We loved how clean everything was. They clean the main pool once a week and the bathtubs everyday. Mystic Hot Springs is one of our favorite places in Utah.

We had so much fun and felt very relaxed after. We spent about 2 hours here and can’t wait to go back for another visit.

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