easy
2 hours per session
Suitable for all fitness levels since the experience is mostly stationary during soaking periods with minimal walking to the pools.
Book your exclusive two-hour pool reservation at Burgdorf Hot Springs near McCall, Idaho. Relax in peaceful natural geothermal waters with limited guests and set times.
Discover a truly unique way to relax at Burgdorf Hot Springs in McCall, Idaho. This private outdoor experience allows up to 20 guests per session to soak in natural hot spring pools during two-hour slots throughout the day at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm. The exclusivity and limited number of visitors create a peaceful, intimate environment where you can unwind surrounded by pristine nature. The hot springs feature naturally warm mineral waters fed directly from geothermal springs, known to soothe muscles and calm the mind. Unlike crowded public pools, Burgdorf Hot Springs offers a more personal retreat, perfect for couples, small groups, or solo visitors looking for tranquility. The setting is rustic and authentic, with minimal development to keep the natural charm intact. Do note that pets are not permitted, ensuring a quiet and undisturbed atmosphere. Whether you're visiting after a day of hiking or just want to soak in mineral-rich waters in a serene outdoor location, this reservation-only experience at Burgdorf Hot Springs is a refreshing way to connect with nature and recharge.
Burgdorf Hot Springs sessions are limited to 20 guests per time block, so booking ahead is essential to guarantee your spot.
Pets are not allowed to maintain a peaceful and clean environment for all visitors.
Natural hot springs can be dehydrating, so carry plenty of water to stay refreshed during your soak.
The walk to the pools includes natural terrain; sturdy water-friendly shoes are recommended.
Burgdorf Hot Springs has served as a relaxation retreat since the 1860s, originating as a mining camp before becoming a wellness destination.
The site follows strict visitor limits and encourages minimal impact practices to protect fragile geothermal features and native ecosystems.
Necessary for enjoying the hot springs comfortably and appropriately.
Helps keep you hydrated before, during, and after your soak.
Protects your feet on rocky or slippery terrain around the pools.
Useful for cooler times before and after soaking to stay warm.
fall|spring|winter specific