Crystal (Madsens) Hot Springs

If you're passing

Is it plungeworthy?

—temperature

A natural thermal spring.

Scale30/60

Documentation14/20

Character10/20

The details

Soak: Temperature unrecorded
Area: Brigham City
Coordinates: 41.659, -112.087

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About Crystal (Madsens) Hot Springs

Crystal (Madsens) Hot Springs is a natural hot spring in Utah.

At that temperature it's temperature unrecorded — check current conditions and always test the water before getting in.

Plungeworthy rates Crystal (Madsens) Hot Springs 5.4/10 — if you're passing. The score weighs its scale, how confidently it's mapped, and its character.

What you'll find

One of the most mineral-dense commercial springs anywhere: hot tubs to 134°F, a big soaker, a cool pool, lap lanes, and two waterslides at the old Madsen's site in Honeyville. The family-outing end of Utah's spectrum, cheap and cheerful.

Getting there

Parking: On-site, 8215 N Highway 38, Honeyville
Road: Paved
Hike: 0 mi round trip (easy)
Heads up: Camping is no longer offered — older write-ups are out of date.

When to go

Year-round, noon to late. Wednesday family night ($36 for six after 4pm) is the deal of northern Utah. Lightning within 30 miles clears the pools.

Rules & fees

Fee / pass: $18 general / $15 senior-military-student; slides +$2
Dogs: No
Hours: Noon–10pm Mon–Thu, later Fri–Sat, noon–8pm Sun
Camping: Not anymore
Warnings: No alcohol, glass, or outside food.

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Where it is

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Before you go

The pin marks the feature, not a trailhead or a legal route in. Some sit on private land or need a real hike, and conditions change with season and rain. Check local access, don't trespass, and never enter water — hot or cold — where it isn't safe.