About Jackson Hot Springs Lodge
Jackson Hot Springs Lodge offers a classic western retreat with its soothing mineral soaking pool heated to a comfortable 103°F. Nestled in Montana’s Big Hole Valley, this resort blends rustic charm with warm hospitality, inviting you to relax in water once frequented by legendary explorer Clark. The lodge’s welcoming atmosphere provides a peaceful escape amid wide-open skies and rolling landscapes.
Getting There
Located 47 miles southwest of Dillon, you reach Jackson Hot Springs Lodge by car via well-maintained roads. The drive-up access means no hiking is necessary, making it easily accessible for all visitors. Parking is available but limited, so arriving early is advisable to secure a spot.
What to Expect
The mineral-rich waters maintain a steady warmth, creating a serene soaking experience inside a western-style pool. The lodge draws steady visitors year-round, offering a calm, uncrowded vibe most days. Facilities include basic amenities and an inviting rustic lodge, helping you unwind fully during your soak.
Tips for Visitors
A $12 fee grants access to the hot spring, payable on arrival. Since the lodge operates year-round, cooler months provide a contrasting crisp air that enhances the warm water’s appeal. Bring swimwear and a towel, and plan to arrive early during busy periods to avoid parking difficulties. Clothing is required while soaking, preserving comfort and tradition.