29 hot springs and thermal baths in Canada. Names are shown as local mappers record them, so many use the local word for a thermal bath, such as terme, termas, therme or fürdő.
Hot springs resorts and spas: 4. Lodging, spa services and managed pools fed by thermal water. Easiest access, usually the highest price.
Developed hot springs pools and bathhouses: 6. Built pools, tubs or bathhouses run by a business, town or park. Expect an entry fee, opening hours and changing rooms.
Natural hot springs: 19. A named thermal source with little or no building. Some have rock pools, others are too hot or too shallow to soak in.
Yes. This directory lists 29 hot springs and thermal baths in Canada, including 10 developed pools, bathhouses or spa resorts.
What is the hottest hot spring in Canada?
The highest recorded reading in our Canada listings is Pitt River Hot Spring at 127°F (53°C).
Do I need a swimsuit at hot springs in Canada?
Rules differ by place. Most public thermal pools expect swimwear, while some traditional baths are nude and single-sex. Check the rules of each venue before you go.