Belmont Hot Springs
Address: 5600 W 19200 N, Garland, UT 84312
Website: Click —> BelmontHotSprings
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ ( 3 out 5 stars ) Good Hot Springs Rating
Website: Click —> BelmontHotSprings
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ ( 3 out 5 stars ) Good Hot Springs Rating
General Description:
Belmont Hot Springs and RV Park is a natural thermal spring complex located in Garland, Utah, approximately 85 miles north of Salt Lake City along the Malad River. Also commonly known as Udy Hot Springs, this geothermal site features two natural hot springs lakes and a year-round RV campground.
Belmont Hot Springs and RV Park is a natural thermal spring complex located in Garland, Utah, approximately 85 miles north of Salt Lake City along the Malad River. Also commonly known as Udy Hot Springs, this geothermal site features two natural hot springs lakes and a year-round RV campground.
Location:
From Salt Lake City, Utah is 85 miles or about an hour and 15 minutes to drive to the hot springs.
From Salt Lake City, Utah is 85 miles or about an hour and 15 minutes to drive to the hot springs.
Directions:
From Salt Lake City, Utah take I-15 N 4 min (1.4 mi) Follow I-15 N to UT-30 E in Box Elder County. Take exit 385 from I-15 N. 1 h 5 min (77.3 mi) Take N 6000 W to 5600 W 9 min (6.0 mi)
From Salt Lake City, Utah take I-15 N 4 min (1.4 mi) Follow I-15 N to UT-30 E in Box Elder County. Take exit 385 from I-15 N. 1 h 5 min (77.3 mi) Take N 6000 W to 5600 W 9 min (6.0 mi)
Accessibility:
Belmont Hot Springs is assessible. You can drive up to the hot springs. The hot springs lake is not handicap assessible.
Belmont Hot Springs is assessible. You can drive up to the hot springs. The hot springs lake is not handicap assessible.
Hot Springs:
Belmont Hot Springs flows from fractured Paleozoic limestone at a small escarpment between the flood plain and the higher terraces of the Malad River Valley. Water temperatures range from 93° to 125°F (34° to 52°C). A large lake containing several spring orifices is the most conspicuous feature of the springs, but a series of smaller orifices given names such as “Indian Pool,” “Morning Glory Hole,” and “Mud Pots” are present south of the large lake. Water from all orifices drain directly into the Malad River. The first lake runs at 97 degrees and second is 104 degrees.
Belmont Hot Springs flows from fractured Paleozoic limestone at a small escarpment between the flood plain and the higher terraces of the Malad River Valley. Water temperatures range from 93° to 125°F (34° to 52°C). A large lake containing several spring orifices is the most conspicuous feature of the springs, but a series of smaller orifices given names such as “Indian Pool,” “Morning Glory Hole,” and “Mud Pots” are present south of the large lake. Water from all orifices drain directly into the Malad River. The first lake runs at 97 degrees and second is 104 degrees.
Hot Spring Tips:
- Belmont offers year round full RV hookups. 30 and 50 amp electricity, water, and sewer at every site; all sites are angled for easy in and out.
- Glamping is available for rent at Belmont Hot Springs, featuring stylish décor and amenities like a cozy bed and the comforts of home
- Guests have direct access to the hot springs, stunning views, and convenient opportunities for hiking, exploring, and SCUBA diving on-site.
- Showers and restrooms: Free showers available for guests, along with restrooms to ensure comfort and cleanline
- They offer a Clubhouse: Indoor space for gatherings, social activities, and group events.
- Laundry: On-site laundry with coin machines for guest convenience
- Wifi is available at the hot springs
- This hot springs is pet friendly. Dogs must be leashed. No dogs in hot springs.
- Belmont is popular for diver training, refreshers, and certification because students can practice in warm water—rare for deep dives in the western US. The depth of the lake is 30-35 feet. Visability for diving is 5 to 15 feet.
- Day use soaking is available.
- Clothing is not optional. Bring a bathing suit.
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