banbury hot springs
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banbury hot springs印象
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It is a very rustic place but the hot waters feel amazing. Not the friendlist place in the world but it only takes 5 minutes to pay. You can rent a private room with a provate pool. Do not stay the night because rooms don't have bathrooms.
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Thank you for the review! The new owners took over May 2014. We have a lot of changes coming soon, including overnight accommodation and adding more private hot tubs that adjoin private cabins. We hope you get a chance to come back!
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Hi! The new owners started in May 2014 and have some big plans for the place. We all really appreciate the great review and we hope to entice you back again soon! Thank you!
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This is a real Idaho gem in a beautiful setting. We camped in the rv area and met one of the new owners Bob and learned of their plan to make upgrades here. You can tell that they are trying to make a difference, but work takes time. Sounds like this place got a bad repore but I think that great things are in-store. You should give it a try if you have had a bad experience with the previous ownership. We had a wonderful experience with great friends
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Daughter & family visited from Colorado over Father's Day - we had the whole place to ourselves while everyone else was home with their dads. Win/Win for everybody! They have a huge log in the middle of the 98-degree warm-water pool that young and old alike enjoy trying to climb on and conquer. There's even camping next door.
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I called them early in the afternoon on 9/15/14. I spoke with a man who told me they were open till 9, and if we wanted to use a hot tub, we should be there by 8. We told him we would make that happen. We arrived just before 8, and the office was closed. I called over 10 times, walked the park for 15 minutes to see if they were on the grounds, and I couldn't find anyone. Not even a car in the office parking lot. This place is not managed well, and if you want a reliable, professional, enjoyable experience, you're better off staying in the KOA in Twin Falls. They may be under "New Management," but that doesn't mean it's better management.