Snake River Canyon · South of Hoback Junction · Hot spring pools
Astoria Hot Springs
Six soaking pools on the bank of the Snake River, about 20 minutes south of Jackson, run by a nonprofit park and open all year.
Opens the park’s hot springs page with session times, prices and booking. Reservations are strongly recommended.
Details checked October 2026
Type
Hot spring pools
Nonprofit park on the Snake River
Admission
$26.25 adults
$19 ages 2–12 · per 2-hour session
Hours
9–4:45 daily
Closed Wednesdays · four sessions in winter
Time needed
About 2 hours
One session; book back-to-back to stay longer
Parking
Overflow lot
RVs, trailers and campers must use it
Pools
6
Hot pools 100–104°F, plus a kids’ pool and cold plunge
What you’ll see
Hot pools above the Snake River
Four mineral hot pools, a children’s pool and a cold plunge sit on the riverbank in the Snake River Canyon, across a historic red bridge from US-89.
Photo: Acroterion on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Start here
Book a two-hour soak
Each ticket is good for one two-hour session. In winter there are four a day, starting at 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm, with a 15-minute break between. Weekend, afternoon and evening sessions usually sell out, so book ahead; walk-ins are welcome only if there’s room. You can book back-to-back sessions to stay longer.
RV tip: RVs, trailers, boats and campers must park in the overflow lot rather than the main lot. A tow car makes the visit much easier.
More to see
- Leisure PoolThe largest pool, about the size of the old Astoria pool from the 1960s to the 1990s, kept at 100–102°F, with a remote-controlled ADA water chair.
- River poolsThe Waterfall and River pools form a quiet zone right above the Snake River, at 102–104°F.
- Cold plunge and kids’ poolA 48–51°F cold plunge for the brave, and a shallow children’s pool at 80–90°F.
- Snacks and picnicsA snack shop sells food, beer and drinks. You can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks, but no outside alcohol or glass.
Why go
Why Astoria belongs on your Jackson trip
Astoria was a family-run hot springs and pool for generations before it closed in the 1990s. A nonprofit, the Astoria Park Conservancy, reopened the hot springs in 2020 on a park of nearly 100 acres along the river, and all ticket money supports the park.
It’s about 20 minutes south of Jackson: past Hoback Junction on US-89, then across the red bridge over the Snake River. The park says RVs, trailers and campers must use its overflow lot. Local news reported weight and height limits on the bridge in 2023 (about 10,000 pounds and 8 feet 2 inches), so follow the posted signs and come in the tow car.
It’s open all year, closed Wednesdays for cleaning. Winter hours are now in effect, 9 am to 4:45 pm. Snake River Cabins & RV Village is only about 8 minutes away.
Photo: Rschen7754 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Why it made our list
- Six pools right on the river
- Open year-round
- Close to Snake River RV park
- Nonprofit, community-run
- Two ADA-accessible pools
For RVers
Visiting Astoria with an RV
The practical stuff we wished someone had told us before we pulled in.
Use the overflow lot
The park says RVs, all trailers, boats and campers must park in its overflow lot. If the main lot is full, cars use the overflow lot too, about a 4-minute walk away.
Mind the red bridge
You reach the park over a narrow historic bridge. Local news reported limits of about 10,000 pounds and 8 feet 2 inches in 2023, and over-height trucks have hit it. Follow the signs.
Book ahead
Weekend, afternoon and evening sessions usually sell out. Reserve online or call (307) 201-5925; walk-ins are taken only when there’s room.
Dogs stay in the car
Dogs aren’t allowed at Astoria. If one is riding along, it can’t get out of the vehicle until you’re back on the highway side of the bridge.
What visitors say about Astoria Hot Springs
The visitor report card
We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked October 30, 2026.
What we’d bring
Our own short list, not taken from reviews
Swimsuit and towelA water bottlePicnic lunch
Tripadvisor shows only one review highlight for Astoria, so this is our own list. Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed; glass and outside alcohol aren’t.
What a session costs
Prices from the park’s hot springs page, checked October 30, 2026. Resident rates are for Teton (WY and ID), Sublette and Lincoln counties. Under 2 free.
Good to know
Session$26.25 adults; $19 ages 2–12
Freeunder 2; tribal members with ID
ClosedWed every week, for pool cleaning
DogsNo not allowed at the park
Prices, hours and rules come from astoriahotspringspark.org, checked October 30, 2026. Bridge limits are from 2023 local news, not the park.
Know before you go
Plan your visit
Astoria Hot Springs
- Address25 Johnny Counts Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
- Hours9–4:45 daily
Closed Wednesdays · four sessions in winter - Phone(307) 201-5925
- Tickets$26.25 adults, $19 ages 2–12 per session – book online
- Getting thereFrom Jackson, take US-89 south past Hoback Junction, then cross the red bridge over the Snake River. It’s about 20 minutes from town.
- ParkingMain lot by the pools, plus an overflow lot about 1,000 feet away. RVs, trailers and campers must use the overflow lot.
Check astoriahotspringspark.org or call (307) 201-5925 before you go for sessions and any maintenance closures.
Where to stay nearby
RV parks near Astoria Hot Springs
Snake River Cabins & RV Village is about 8 minutes from Astoria. The others are farther north, past Jackson.
Snake River Cabins & RV Village
Riverside full-hookup sites south of town, best for rigs up to 30 feet, with a pathway toward Jackson.
Fireside Resort Jackson Hole
Full-hookup RV sites in Wilson on the road to Teton Village, with showers, a coin laundry and a camp store.
Gros Ventre Campground
Big Grand Teton campground on the Gros Ventre River, with electric sites and room for rigs up to 45 feet.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
The questions RVers ask most before pulling in.
Open year-round · closed Wednesdays
Ready for a riverside soak?
Book a session on the park’s site, then drive south past Hoback Junction and across the red bridge.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Acroterion (Snake River canyon; CC BY-SA 4.0) and Rschen7754 (Hoback Junction; CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons; the images were resized. Video: CDR Adventures on YouTube (hot springs visit). Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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