Indian Springs Resort Hot Springs

## Overview Indian Springs Resort Hot Springs is a natural hot spring destination located near American Falls in Power County, Idaho. Situated along Indian Springs Road, this paid hot spring facility offers visitors a chance to soak in naturally heated mineral waters in a relaxed, rural setting in southeastern Idaho. **Important Note:** The original listing for this location contained details that appear to describe a *different* facility — Indian Hot Springs in Idaho Springs, Colorado (coordinates 39.7403, -105.5127). The GPS coordinates and address provided in the listing header (42.7246, -112.8736 — near American Falls, Idaho) point to **Indian Springs Resort** in Power County, Idaho, which is the location described here. Visitors looking for the Colorado facility should search for "Indian Hot Springs, Idaho Springs, CO" separately. Indian Springs Resort in Idaho takes advantage of the geothermal activity found throughout the Snake River Plain, a region shaped by ancient volcanic processes that continue to heat underground water sources. The resort has long been a local favorite for those seeking a warm soak surrounded by the open landscapes of southern Idaho. ## Directions 1. From **American Falls, Idaho**, head south on ID-37 / Idaho Street toward the outskirts of town. 2. Turn onto **Indian Springs Road** and continue approximately 3 miles. 3. The resort is located at **3201 Indian Springs Road, American Falls, ID 83211**. 4. GPS coordinates: **42.7246, -112.8736** — these can be entered directly into Google Maps or a GPS device for turn-by-turn navigation. *Note: Road conditions in rural Power County can vary seasonally. During winter months, check local conditions before heading out.* ## What to Expect Indian Springs Resort is a paid facility, so visitors should expect an entrance fee. The resort offers hot spring pools fed by naturally heated geothermal water — a hallmark of Idaho's Snake River Plain geology. The surrounding area is characterized by open, semi-arid terrain typical of southeastern Idaho, with views of the agricultural landscape and distant hills. Visitors have historically reported that the water is warm and mineral-rich, consistent with other geothermal springs in the region. Specific water temperature and mineral content details are best confirmed by contacting the resort directly before your visit. For the most current information on hours, pricing, overnight accommodations, and pool availability, it is recommended to contact the resort or check for an official website or social media presence ahead of your trip. Amenities and seasonal availability may change, so planning ahead will help ensure the best experience.