Utah Hot Springs
- Source temp
- 138°F
- Soakable
- No
The source runs about 138°F at Utah Hot Springs, a hot spring in Box Elder County, Utah, on private land property (no public access); geothermal use by Allan Plant Company greenhouses (UGS). It is not a soaking spring: No public access; private industrial corridor site with no trail, sign, or viewpoint. UGS: water heats commercial greenhouses.
Closures and warnings
Do not trespass. Springs are on private ground in an active railroad and power corridor with no legal visitor access. As of September 28, 2026.
UGS: geothermal water is used year-round to heat commercial greenhouses; high iron content requires periodic flushing of heating-pipe fittings. Not a public soak site. As of September 30, 2026.
Soaking
| Source temperature | 138°F |
|---|---|
| Soakable | No No public access; private industrial corridor site with no trail, sign, or viewpoint. UGS: water heats commercial greenhouses. |
| Soaking allowed | No |
|---|---|
| Water type | Spring |
Access
| Road note | UGS: springs issue about 300 ft (90 m) west of US-89 on the Box Elder-Weber County line at the northwest edge of Pleasant View, in an urban-industrial utility corridor; no public trail or overlook. |
|---|---|
| Parking | No public visitor parking, trail, or overlook. |
| Fee | No public day use or visitor fee; springs heat a private commercial greenhouse operation (Allan Plant Company per UGS). |
| Hours | No public visitor hours. |
| Seasonal closure | No public access. Former bathing resort demolished around 1970; only old collection cisterns remain on private ground. |
| Managed by | Private property (no public access); geothermal use by Allan Plant Company greenhouses (UGS) |
Common questions
Common questions
Is Utah Hot Springs open?
Do not trespass. Springs are on private ground in an active railroad and power corridor with no legal visitor access. As of September 28, 2026. UGS: geothermal water is used year-round to heat commercial greenhouses; high iron content requires periodic flushing of heating-pipe fittings. Not a public soak site. As of September 30, 2026. Seasonal closure: No public access. Former bathing resort demolished around 1970; only old collection cisterns remain on private ground. Hours: No public visitor hours.
How hot is Utah Hot Springs?
The spring's source runs about 138°F. It is not a soaking spring: No public access; private industrial corridor site with no trail, sign, or viewpoint. UGS: water heats commercial greenhouses.
Can you soak at Utah Hot Springs?
No, swimming is not allowed at Utah Hot Springs. UGS: geothermal water is used year-round to heat commercial greenhouses; high iron content requires periodic flushing of heating-pipe fittings. Not a public soak site. As of September 30, 2026.
How do you get to Utah Hot Springs?
UGS: springs issue about 300 ft (90 m) west of US-89 on the Box Elder-Weber County line at the northwest edge of Pleasant View, in an urban-industrial utility corridor; no public trail or overlook. Parking: No public visitor parking, trail, or overlook.
Is Utah Hot Springs free?
The fee is No public day use or visitor fee; springs heat a private commercial greenhouse operation (Allan Plant Company per UGS).
Nearby
Camping nearby
Sources
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- https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.981233 (accessed September 28, 2026; backs hotSpring.sourceTempF)
- https://geology.utah.gov/energy-minerals/geothermal/ (accessed September 30, 2026; backs hotSpring.sourceTempF, manager / access.roadNote / access.fee / access.hours / access.parking / healthNote / hotSpring.soakableReason, access.seasonalClosure)
- https://www.movingutah.com/local/weber-morgan/pleasant-view/utah-hot-springs/ (accessed September 28, 2026; backs manager / access.seasonalClosure / access.roadNote / hotSpring.soakable / swimmerNotes.swimmingAllowed / hazardNote, hotSpring.soakableReason, manager)
- https://pvheritagefoundation.org/hot-springs/ (accessed September 30, 2026; backs access.seasonalClosure)