Hot Springs Southwest Colorado

Healing Waters Resort & Spa — Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Listed from $20No reservation requiredFamily friendlyAbout 280 mi from Denver

Initial planning guide · Built from the supplied dataset. Full editorial review and venue photography are still in progress.

The experience

A place worth getting to know.

A budget-friendly, old-west style hot springs resort on Hot Springs Blvd in Pagosa Springs, operating since 1950. It offers a large outdoor mineral pool, an outdoor hot tub, and separate indoor men’s and women’s bathhouses, with 100% natural undiluted mineral water and no added chemicals. Rooms, kitchenettes, suites, cabins, and a seasonal RV park are on site.

Plan your visit

The supplied information does not list a general admission reservation requirement. Special services, capacity limits, and seasonal availability may still need advance planning.

Rustic and dated compared to modern spas - rooms lack air conditioning in some units

This is a short overview based on the initial supplied dataset. Prices, hours, access rules, and driving estimates have not been independently checked for publication. Use the practical details below as a starting point, then confirm your plans with the operator or land manager.

Good to know

The practical details.

Admission / rates
Listed from $20
Hours
Pools open to the public daily 11am-10pm; lobby 8am-10pm
Reservations
Not required; check availability
Location
Pagosa Springs
Southwest Colorado

Rate notes: Adult day soak per third-party listings (senior all-day soak reported under $20); official site does not publish soak rates

Check before you go.

Prices, hours, and access can change. The supplied dataset flags these details for confirmation: price min, price note, distance from denver mi, lat, lng. Use the official website or call the operator for your travel date.

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A closer look

Hot Springs at a glance.

Age restrictions
No
On-site lodging
Yes

The honest take

What to love. What to consider.

The highlights

  • One of the cheapest hot springs soaks in Pagosa Springs - a fraction of the big resort's day pass
  • Uncrowded, low-key, old-west atmosphere that regulars love; walking distance to downtown
  • On-site lodging options from rooms to cabins plus a seasonal RV park

Keep in mind

  • Rustic and dated compared to modern spas - rooms lack air conditioning in some units
  • Pools close approximately every other Wednesday for cleaning, and pool hours start late (11am) for day visitors

Getting there

From Denver to Pagosa Springs.

280 miles

Approximate distance

5h

Estimated drive

Drive times are planning estimates. Weather, mountain roads, traffic, and seasonal closures can change your route. Check the operator’s directions before leaving.

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Plan your visit

Make the most of your visit.

  1. Check the closure calendar on the official site before going - pools close about every other Wednesday

  2. Massage treatments include complimentary hot springs use at the time of treatment

  3. Midweek midday visits are nearly empty - go then for the quietest soak

Your questions

Before you head out.

What are the pool hours for the public?

Per the official site, pools are open to the public daily 11am-10pm; the lobby is open 8am-10pm.

Is this the cheapest hot springs option in Pagosa Springs?

Yes, it is consistently reported as the budget option in town, with day soaks around $20.

Can I stay overnight at Healing Waters?

Yes - the resort offers rooms, kitchenette suites, cabins, and a seasonal RV park (open May through October).