Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs, Saco
Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs has one feature that many others don’t, their sauna. Located near the Nelson State Recreation Area and the Nelson Reservoir at the northern top of the state, this hot springs has been in business since the 1920s. Relax in the main pool, the hot tub, and, of course, the sauna. Rustic cabin accommodations are available as well as RV hookups and tent sites. Locals here are the salt of the Earth, warm and welcoming.
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Elkhorn Hot Springs, Polaris
Nestled in southwest Montana, Elkhorn Hot Springs is a lovely low-key escape in the Grasshopper valley north of the Idaho border, 40 miles from Dillon, Montana. Heated by geothermal energy, the thermal pools here are a treat for the senses. Affordable and family-friendly, evergreen trees surround you as you soak your worries away. The rustic lodge, built in 1918, is where to go for beer and burgers or to relax in front of the fireplace. Dormitory-style lodge rooms are also available should you want to stay in this historic building. Plus, for accommodations, breakfast, and access to the hot springs, you'll only pay $50 per night per person.