I love this place. Good affordable fun for the family . They have a big pool with diving board and…read moreslide (pay extra) there are 2 hot pools on the other side. There is a snack shop with hotdogs burgers etc. family and adult friendly,

Call first. These imbeciles don't know how to update their hours. Website said they're open but a…read morehandy flyer in their lobby said different. 90 minute drive each way.. Thanks for wasting my entire Sunday! Looks like a run down motel 8 pool with an old McDonald's slide anyways.

My biggest complaint is, as a parent who doesn't swim.. why the f would I trust a teenager as a…read morelife guard to watch my kids and I gotta climb some stairs to watch from a viewing room. I wasn't allowed to be down by the pool to watch my own kids. I won't be returning. Make sure to wash yourself after this pool or pure chlorine cuz you may get sick from the atrocious amount they use.

First of all, in the day and age of water parks complete with super slides, spraying implements,…read morelazy rivers and wave pools, the Idaho Falls Aquatic Center is greatly lacking. A simple, yet clammy, indoor pool with a couple diving boards and one small slide, this isn't the first place I think of taking my children on a hot summer day. However, it's the perfect place to take children for swimming lessons. In fact, years ago the Idaho Falls Aquatic Center out-parented me. All three of my children took swimming lessons there. Years before, when we lived in Utah, I took my youngest to a Mommy/Tot class at the local swimming pool. He hated it. While all the other toddlers complaisantly bobbed in the water with doting parents, my child would have none of it. For the length of his lesson I would stand in the shallow end while he would climb the stairs, jump into the water, climb, jump, climb, jump, until someone blew the whistle to cue the blessed end of swimming lessons (because surprisingly, standing idly in my swimming suit before watchful parents and teenage lifeguards is not my idea of a good time). Needless to say, I was more than a little worried when I enrolled the aforementioned child in a parentless class one summer at the IF Aquatic Center which strongly discourages parents from watching lessons poolside. You are asked to observe from a balcony above the pool, complete with plate-glass windows--far from being able to swoop in and carry a belligerent child to a private time-out. And for some reason, eliminating that possibility for parental intervention makes it much easier for instructors to prevent that belligerent behavior in the first place. It was fabulous! Not only could I watch their lessons far from all the action, but I could observe as very attentive teachers kept children on task as they learned how to swim. So while I wouldn't recommend this pool for a fun getaway, I would definitely recommend it for swimming lessons.

Fun small town pool. They have a snack bar, bathrooms with changing areas, a slide, diving board,…read morepicnic tables and lifeguards. Hours are limited and the swim season is short. But it is perfect on a hot summer day.

Great facility with a lot to do which includes indoor rock climbing, basketball courts, indoor…read morepool, gym and showers. If you're traveling through and need to take a shower while camping in GTNP I would recommend getting a day pass for the showers.

My review is on my experience of using their "public shower" $10 for a shower!!!…read moreMost expensive ever, ok I was expecting at least a nice and clean shower... Hair all over the floor, weak water pressure... I would not recommend

THE WATER!!! The #1 reason to go to this particular hot…read moresprings is for the heavenly, perfect-temperature, SPARKLING CLEAN WATER (which is emptied and refilled OFTEN). It's SO worth the 1-hour drive from Idaho Falls - a drive we make nearly every week. THE POOLS! There are TWO POOLS to choose from: a huge, INDOOR, sloped (from very shallow, to 8 feet at the deep end), kid-friendly pool - which is perfectly warm and comfortable YEAR-ROUND; and a smaller, separate HOT POOL (I'd guess around 103-105 degrees) which is sometimes uncovered (the roof opened) so you can enjoy the beautiful night sky - and even rain or snow - while you soak! FYI, the roof is typically closed / covered in the winter, and during periods of cold weather. The big warm pool has a basketball hoop and a volleyball net, so bring those toys along! They welcome them. THE BURGERS! But if those are not enough reasons for you to check out Green Canyon Hot Springs, then just try their AMAZING BURGERS! The FRESH BEEF just melts in your mouth. And the toppings are garden-fresh, too. I always get mine with tomatoes and grilled onions - it's to die for! Remember, they're "made to order", so order in advance (and don't be discouraged by a little bit of a wait. It's totally worth it!) Plan to spend around $5-$7 per burger. (These are HIGH QUALITY, restaurant-rival burgers - NOT frozen, fast-food fare!) The snack bar also offers fountain drinks, cold canned sodas, and snacks - such as chips and candy - at very fair prices. THE STAFF! Another thing I love about Green Canyon Hot Springs is the super-friendly staff, lifeguards, and owners, everywhere you go! They are always happy and friendly, and will answer your questions about anything you want to know. Kindness is the #1 rule at this place. Great ambiance! And *super* kid-friendly. THE FACILITY Secret: They have picnic tables INSIDE if you want to bring your own food and eat there! You may want to bring a table cloth. They also have outlets and don't mind if you plug in a crock pot there! (Again, awesome owners. ) Additionally, they have benches along the side of the big pool (outside the fence, prior to the payment window) where those who do NOT want to swim may wait and watch their family or friends swim (spectator seats). Sure, the building is quite old (but it's *very* sturdy and safe, of course!) The 'look' may not be updated to modern decor standards or whatever; and the dressing rooms are rather simple (we like to wear sandals / flip flops). But these are minor things when compared to the A+ WATER QUALITY and temperature, and many other perks this facility provides. So, we are now 4 for 5: FOUR fantastic perks; and just one less-desirable aspect (the facility / dressing rooms) that isn't actually a big deal (at least to me). As for me, I can live without the fancy aesthetics if I have CLEAN WATER, NICE-SIZED POOLS, GREAT FOOD, and KIND, KID-FRIENDLY PEOPLE! It's a wonderful place to make memories with family and friends. DEFINITELY worth checking out! It's one of our favorites! Also check out their nice little campground next door! NOTE: Their hours fluctuate seasonally. Be sure to check the hours they're open before you drive out there.

For the price you pay, it's good enough. The place is definitely old and in need of upkeep, but if…read moreyou just want a simple soak, it's fine. The pool inside was perfect for the kids we brought.

As a Texan, I'm skeptical of tacos from other places, but this was really good! Especially for…read morepoolside counter service at a National Park. They had a variety of fresh salsas and delicious carne asado and green chili pork.

We researched tub brands and options for months and narrowed it to a Jacuzzi 355 Full Foam and a…read moreSundance Cameo which Scott Madrid(Scott is a liar) told us was Full Foam, we decided on the Cameo. Within a couple days of delivery we had a leak and we were instructed by Joe Hardy at MC to pull a panel and inspect for the leak. I asked Joe why there was loose fiberglass inside the unit and he informed me that Sundance had changed insulation. I immediately made it clear that we were told the unit would be full foam. We asked to return the tub but Scott wouldn't allow it, they tried to resolve the leak by offering us another unit with fiberglass insulation which we rejected. After getting a regional Sundance Rep involved it was decided we would get a replacement when Sundance converted back to foam insulation. We told them to come get the tub but Scott said they would leave it until the replacement was available. 15 months later Scott calls and says we'll be getting an all new tub new accessories, steps, cover, etc, that we'll have to pay $2312 for the swap(originally told there may be a $400 - $600 upgrade fee when the foam units are produced again). We pushed back and they lowered it to $1312. The original tub had the Extreme cover, and SmartTub pd $1000 for upgrade. Scott said they would take the SmartTub from our old tub and install it on the new tub. The replacement tub was delivered and set up by Chase and his partner, they did a HORRIBLE job!! Chase told me that he didn't have the promised matching steps and that this tub wouldn't have SmartTub. Before he left I decided to hold the $1312 check until those issues were resolved, at that time unaware of what we'd find that evening. We looked at the tub that evening and were shocked at all the things that Chase left in nonworking order. The interior lights would not turn on, two air valves were not functioning, one would barely move and the other would spin out of it's socket. I saw Chase playing with the knob that wouldn't turn while he was filling the tub but I wasn't aware that he was having issues with it until that evening when we inspected it. The cover was not installed correctly, the cover wouldn't seat on the tub rim and was too small for the tub, the skirt was to short to cover the acrylic, all 4 sides had over an inch of acrylic exposed to the sun. Cover strap brackets were mounted at inconsistent measurements, you could see from 30 feet away how crooked they were installed. I don't understand how an installer can walk away from an installation this bad and not say a word. We listed the issues in an email to Scott, Missing SmartTub($1000), wrong cover, air knobs not working, interior lighting not working, missing promised matching steps, etc., and got no response. I contacted Scott again letting him know we'd be out of town for a couple weeks and asked him again to get back with us. Waited almost 3 months(they are a few hours away and only come to our area once a month) and no response from Scott, and no service call. We called and told them to come get the tub and refund our money. Joe Hardy got involved and offered us $7500 of the $15,500 that we paid. After going back and forth with Joe, I contacted the BBB, Joe Hardy responded to the BBB lying about the insulation issue and reaffirming the $7500 refund, or offering to warranty and come fix the tub(this is after 5 months, why weren't they knocking on our door sooner?). We thought about it and decided we'd had enough of the lies and lousy customer service, and concluded we didn't want the stress of dealing with them for another 5 years. They refunded $7500 of the $15,500 and took the tub back. Look for an honest Dealer and consider not buying Sundance either. Sundance customer service offered no assistance other than to tell us to take it up with our reseller.

These guys are the worst and don't care about the quality of their work or their customers. They…read morenever show up when they say they will. They over bill you by 3X, they do not stand behind their work and in general just bad people looking to fleece their customers.

Outdoor Hot Tub not working right for months. Indoor Hot Tub only warm at times…read more Cold Showers today. Floors in the locker room not being swept many days. Showers need cleaned more often. How long before they are a one trick pony ? I think there is some very unsatisfied employees. Not sure what is going on this last few months.

I didn't even join. You can't get a straight forward answer about the fees here. That is a BIG red…read moreflag. They want to get some hard sell person on the phone to answer your query instead of just telling you. I complained about this to them on their FB page and it was just more of the same, then they abandoned me. Honest businesses don't play the kind of games this one plays. Between this and the nature of the cancellation process, as well as the myriad complaints on here, I would never join, and would STRONGLY discourage others. Too many red flags

Five stars - It's Yellowstone, how could I give it anything less?…read more I'll keep this simple. There are moments in this park that you will feel like you are on another planet. The geysers and the hot springs are surreal. My favorites spots were the Grand Prismatic Spring, Mammoth Hot Springs, and Fountain and Artist Paint Pots. I saw elks, bison, grizzly bears, and a wolf. My recommendations are: visit during off season (if you can), book a guided tour if it is your first time in the park, and get the America the Beautiful Pass.

Yellowstone National Park absolutely lives up to the hype. Even if you've seen the photos, even if…read moreyou think you know what to expect -- the scale of this place is hard to grasp until you're standing in it. You can watch Old Faithful erupt, walk past neon-colored hot springs, drive through wide-open valleys full of bison, and stand at the edge of a canyon that looks like it belongs on another planet -- all in the same day. Every section of the park feels different, which keeps it from ever feeling repetitive. That said, it takes planning. Distances are longer than they appear, traffic can build quickly in peak season, and wildlife jams are very real. Give yourself more time than you think you need. It's big, it's wild, and it's absolutely worth the effort.