Hot Springs State Park

Hot Springs State Park is located in Thermopolis, Wyoming, and is renowned for its natural mineral hot springs and vibrant, colorful terraces formed by the mineral deposits along the Bighorn River. The park's name reflects its primary feature, the hot springs, which have been a site of relaxation and healing for centuries. The area is distinctive not only for its thermal waters but also for the presence of a bison herd that roams freely within the park, adding a unique wildlife experience to the scenic beauty of the landscape. Visitors to Hot Springs State Park can enjoy soaking in the bathhouse, exploring the park's trails, and crossing the swinging bridge that spans the river. The park is easily accessible, with parking available for day-use visitors. Weather can vary, so it's advisable to check conditions before your visit. As it is a day-use park, there are no overnight camping facilities. Be sure to verify hours, fees, and closures on the official state site before visiting.