Experience scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling in a natural geothermal spring formed by the melting snows of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. Swim and soak in the ancient crater, hidden in a …
Experience scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling in a natural geothermal spring formed by the melting snows of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. Swim and soak in the ancient crater, hidden in a massive limestone rock at the Homestead Resort, with hot, healing mineral waters. Enjoy a relaxing vacation at our beautiful resort just southeast of Salt Lake City. Discover a natural wonder at the ultimate family vacation destination in Utah.
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Feb 1, 2025
I visited Salt Lake City with a few friends recently, and am so glad we stopped at the Homestead Crater — one of the most relaxing experiences! It is best to arrive in your swimsuit — there are lock…Full review by rachelbottoms
Nov 20, 2024
Wing night with no blue cheese? If I have to bring my own….the wings were great-just lacked the right dressing. I would want the same on my salad if I returnFull review by Amy P
Nov 12, 2024
A fun place to go! You don't really "swim" here - you have to wear a lifejacket when you're in the water, so you more just float around. But it is a very nice experience! The water is very warm and c…Full review by Nathaniel I
Has anyone been lately to know how it is when at capacity (about 22 swimmers)? Are you able to maintain a safe social distance from other swimmers or is it v crowded in the crater w 20 people?
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Hi there, we went the end of July and it's pretty large so you can stay distanced pretty well! Everyone kind of just stayed in their own little area and did their thing, obviously you can't …
Hi there, we went the end of July and it's pretty large so you can stay distanced pretty well! Everyone kind of just stayed in their own little area and did their thing, obviously you can't control other people coming and swimming right next to you and stuff but it's easy to just move away
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