Big Medicine Hot Springs

"Raw and rustic, but super fun. $5 drop box - so bring cash! There are benches and hooks available under cover and a changing room if needed. Hot spring water was amazing - not super hot but perfect for a nice long bath. Met lots of cool people, some local and a few out of towners. We will definitely be back."

"Pros: tucked away in a small town. Gorgeous drive. Small and intimate. Has cute but rural cabins for rent. The mineral level is amazing. Cons: closes at sunset (not listed anywhere in info) very* small hot spring pool. Sorta dirty."

"Nice hot springs but the owner is not no nice! We each had a light beer with us because we did not see the no alcohol sign. We told her we were sorry and we did not know and would stop but she said no I am asking you to leave. We compiled and were very apologetic but she was cold and unfriendly. I will never go back. I would have left because she asked anyway but she could have been nicer about it. We are in our late 60’s and were obviously not drunk and causing problems. There was no need to be so mean to us. I will never refer anyone to her hot springs"

"Wonderful zen sulfuric pool… you can tell the water is extremely nutrient rich! I’d guess the temps were 105+. Very steady inflow keeping the pool crisp and clean! There are 2 bathrooms, bucket flush, and some hooks to hang your clothes. Honor system $5 per person as you enter. Could definitely be spruced up as it’s surrounded by a barbed wire fence… owner came up and yelled at some dirt bag van lifers for having their dog. Signs clearly say no dogs, don’t be those people that think their special and rules don’t apply to them! I don’t want poo runoff in my tubs either. 9.7/10 experience. Will definitely visit this hot spring again!"

"Very remote but quiet place. Honor system with $5/per person, and open until sunset. The mineral-rich water smells like raw eggs, so be prepared to wash swimsuits later on! The little town of Hot Springs is a quick little stop on your way out of town, too."