Astoria Park Conservancy

Astoria Park Conservancy, located at 25 West Johnny Counts Road in Jackson, Wyoming, is a place where the community can come together to connect with nature and improve their overall well-being. Offering wellness classes and weekend retreats, Astoria aims to inspire and support individuals in their journey towards a healthier lifestyle.

Open year-round, Astoria provides multiple two-hour sessions per day starting at 9am, with a 15-minute break between each session. Guests can book back-to-back sessions for an extended stay, and advanced reservations are recommended. The hot springs revenue supports the Conservancy's mission of enhancing livability, health, and wellness in the community.

Accessed by crossing the historic red bridge over the Snake River, Astoria is a peaceful retreat nestled in the Snake River Canyon. Due to recent bridge damage, vehicles must be under five tons and 8'4" tall to cross. Larger vehicles can park at the highway turnoff and walk to the facility. Overflow parking is available if the main lot is full.

With newly constructed amenities and plans for further development, Astoria offers a unique experience for visitors. The park is also available for group events, such as weddings, birthday parties, or corporate gatherings. More information on group admissions can be found on the website.

Astoria Park Conservancy's mission is to foster a healthier and happier community through nature-based experiences. As a non-profit organization, the Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the park's wildlife habitat and wetlands, while also providing a space for relaxation and connection. By visiting Astoria, individuals can enhance their well-being and strengthen their ties to the natural world.

Join Astoria for a morning meditation soak or a wellness weekend to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. Learn more about the park's offerings and plan your visit to this serene and rejuvenating destination.