Astoria Hot Springs
Also known as Astoria Hot Springs Park
100–104°F
Pool temperatures
Drive-up
Easy access
Paid
Fees apply
A conservancy-run park in the Snake River Canyon south of Jackson with four hot pools at roughly 100 to 104 F, a children's pool and a cold plunge. Entry is by timed two-hour session and reservations are recommended. Revenue supports the park's nonprofit.
01 · Before you go
Plan your visit
What to expect on the ground: rules, facilities and when to go.
- No dogs
- Swimsuits required
- Showers & changing roomsAlso food, parking
- Pools6 (four hot pools, a children's pool, a cold plunge)
- BusyBook ahead for weekends, peak summer and ski season; weekday sessions are easier to get.
- HoursSessions start at 9 AM daily, two hours each with a 15-minute cleaning break.
- Good for kids
- Wheelchair accessible
- SeasonOpen year-round.
- Open in winterOpen year-round; book ahead for ski season. Winter guide
- FeesTwo-hour sessions: adults $25, children 2-12 $18, under 2 free, discounted local rate. Revenue supports the Astoria Park Conservancy.
Best time to go. Book ahead for weekends, peak summer and ski season; weekday sessions are easier to get.
02 · Live
Conditions
Access status, weather and hazards. Closure feeds are checked automatically every morning.
Access
No closures reported
No closure, fire or weather warning found in Forest Service, wildfire (NIFC) or National Weather Service feeds. That isn't confirmation it's open, so check with Astoria Park Conservancy.
Checked 22 Oct · updated daily
No 2025-2026 closures found in guide and news results as of Oct 2026; described as operating year-round. Official site not fetched.
Waterfall pool can exceed 104 F; limit time, hydrate and exit slowly. Swimsuits required; no outside food or drink in pool areas. Snake River Canyon road has vehicle size limits.
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03 · Route
Getting there
Nearest town: Jackson.
- 1
From Jackson take US-191 south to the traffic circle, continue on US-89 south about 3 miles, and turn left before the red bridge over the Snake River (25 W Johnny Counts Rd).
- 2
Vehicles over 5 tons or taller than 8 ft 4 in cannot cross.
43.3000, −110.7750 · nearest town Jackson, WY
04 · Where to stay
Stay nearby
Make a night of it. Places to stay near Jackson, from campgrounds to cabins.
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Checked against 3 sources, with closures, wildfires and weather warnings re-checked daily.Show sourcesShare your photosSuggest an update
- hotspringsguides.com (hours, fees, pools, temps, rules, directions, coordinates)
- buckrail.com (nonprofit status)
- tpl.org (fees, ADA, reservations)
