Camas Hot Springs — Attraction in Plains

I wasn't sure what to expect heading to this soak. All I knew was the word of two other trusted previous soakers who said this was THE SPOT for mineral springs in Montana. I've been to other hot springs before, so I was expecting something curated and refined. Camas isn't that. It's primitive in the best ways. At $5 per person per day, I don't know that you can beat the price.

A note on procedure: Bring a $5 bill. Put that bill in the metal repository at the gate. Soak.

When I was there, in early July, there were understandably few other soakers (one). Still, it was wonderful. The pool is concrete and the majority of it is covered by a corrugated roof while still leaving a bit open to the sun lovers.

If you're looking for a good soak, this is the place. As one person who recommended it said, "accept no substitutions." If you're looking for something more...

Update ! This place is completely dilapidated and closed probably has been for 30 years I got information from a local source that they're planning to rebuild it but that hasn't happened yet and it's been subject to vandalism . There's multiple other hot springs options in Hot Springs Montana though be sure to visit the Symes... the classic Hot Springs Hotel and Resort a couple of blocks from this vacant building. Here's the original review... I'm putting this on my next road...

Camas Hot Springs is.... NOT ROSE'S PLUNGE! .....All these pictures posted on here are of Rose's Plunge that is located across the street from "Camas Hot Springs" at the old bowling alley! Camas Hot Springs was an old bath house and has been closed down for...