Camas Hot Springs

Hot spring · Sanders County County, MT · 47.607000, -114.663000

Closure or warning on file

CSKT: Non-members need a Tribal Conservation License on Flathead Reservation lands. Site day-use fee is separate ($5 cash honor system). Inlet water can be much hotter than the pool; test before entering. Confirm hours by phone.

Camas Hot Springs, Montana, circa 1911
Unidentified photographer, Public domain
Soaking temperature
105-107°F
Soakable
Yes
Road
Paved
Permit
Required

the soaking pool runs 105 to 107°F at Camas Hot Springs, a hot spring in Sanders County, Montana, managed by Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (Flathead Indian Reservation).

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Closures and warnings

CSKT: Non-members need a Tribal Conservation License on Flathead Reservation lands. Site day-use fee is separate ($5 cash honor system). Inlet water can be much hotter than the pool; test before entering. Confirm hours by phone. As of September 30, 2026.

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Soaking

Soaking temperature105-107°F
Pools1
SoakableYes
Outdoor cement geothermal soak pool (Big Medicine / Camas) in Hot Springs, MT on the Flathead Indian Reservation; swimsuit required; non-members must also carry a CSKT Conservation License.
ClothingSwimsuit required
Water typeSpring
Typical depth3-3 ft
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Access

RoadPaved
Road noteIn the town of Hot Springs, MT (also known locally as Big Medicine / Camas Hot Springs) on the Flathead Indian Reservation; address commonly listed as 112 E N Rd / North Road.
ParkingOn-site parking adjacent to the pool at 112 E N Rd / North Road, Hot Springs, MT.
Fee$5 cash honor-system day-use per person at the on-site box (CSKT Conservation License separate for non-members).
HoursAbout 9:00 a.m. to sundown year-round per visitor guides; call (406) 741-5140 to confirm.
Reservation or permitRequired
Reservation windowNon-member CSKT Conservation License required before recreating on Flathead Reservation lands; purchase via ols.fwp.mt.gov or CSKT Fish & Game.
Managed byConfederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (Flathead Indian Reservation)
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Rules

CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Camas Hot Springs open?

CSKT: Non-members need a Tribal Conservation License on Flathead Reservation lands. Site day-use fee is separate ($5 cash honor system). Inlet water can be much hotter than the pool; test before entering. Confirm hours by phone. As of September 30, 2026. Hours: About 9:00 a.m. to sundown year-round per visitor guides; call (406) 741-5140 to confirm.

How hot is Camas Hot Springs?

The soaking pool runs 105 to 107°F. There is 1 pool.

How do you get to Camas Hot Springs?

The road in is paved. In the town of Hot Springs, MT (also known locally as Big Medicine / Camas Hot Springs) on the Flathead Indian Reservation; address commonly listed as 112 E N Rd / North Road. Parking: On-site parking adjacent to the pool at 112 E N Rd / North Road, Hot Springs, MT.

Do you need a reservation for Camas Hot Springs?

Yes. A reservation or permit is required: Non-member CSKT Conservation License required before recreating on Flathead Reservation lands; purchase via ols.fwp.mt.gov or CSKT Fish & Game.

Is Camas Hot Springs free?

The fee is $5 cash honor-system day-use per person at the on-site box (CSKT Conservation License separate for non-members).

Is Camas Hot Springs clothing optional?

No. Swimsuits are required at Camas Hot Springs.

What are the rules at Camas Hot Springs?

Camping is allowed.

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Sources

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