Beautiful view of the mountains on a nice clear day. Perfect for relaxing and soaking sore muscles after a long hike. The two main hot pools are not that large and can get crowded easily at peak times. A shallow kids area is available for young children along with life jackets (PFDs) for them to wear. To get the full effect, you have to try dunking yourself into the one of the two cold pools for a couple minutes before heading back to the hot pools. If you have never seen them before, I also highly recommend walking over to the OLD hot springs building - trailhead for this is at the far end of the parking lot. An easy to moderate walk back in time.

Amazing place . Pools are really warm and relaxing. Plenty of space lots of lockers etc. Staff were very helpful. Definitely recommend. The views are beautiful and it's a good way to relax when doing lots of travelling.

A nice chilled activity to do during our stay in Jasper, about an hours’ scenic drive from our hotel. It wasn’t too busy either which was a plus (no queues to get in), can imagine it would be less fun in the height of summer! Can’t comment on the restaurant or gift shop as they were closed during our visit. Stunning views whilst in the hot springs and going from the hot to cold pools was great! If we had more time we would have done one of the longer trails in the area. Overall, well worth a visit at this time of year.

Reasonably priced albeit no seniors rate. They have a family rate but two of the four must be youth. They give you a towel and a token for the locker. They have changing rooms with benches, showers, toilets and a swimsuit spinner. Shoes must be off right by the ticket counter and before you enter the locker room. Bring a flip flop if you don’t want to walk with your socks or barefoot. There are different temperatures in the pools. What enhances relaxation is the mountain view. We understand that pools are emptied and walls are scrubbed every night. Pools are filled with fresh hit spring water daily. Emptied water is dechlorinated.

After two long days of hiking in Jasper National Park, a soak in the hot springs was a perfect way to soothe sore muscles and feet. There are 2 hot pools and 2 cold pools. The hotter pool is furthest from the locker rooms, and there are seats in the water around most of the edges of all the pools. We brought bathing suits and towels, but those can be rented for a price but they are not even slightly attractive. You must remove your shoes before walking into the locker rooms. Lots of good people watching while soaking. We spent about an hour, mostly in the hotter pool, but moved to the pool that is 5 degrees cooler before getting out. Be on the lookout for the young bear near the traffic circle. It was asleep in the tree when we arrived, and it was foraging on the ground below when we left.

We really enjoyed our day trip here. As we were visiting during a heatwave with 34degrees C, we were happy to also spend time in the cold pools, not just the hot ones. The whole experience was very relaxing and pleasant, I could stay there for much longer just watching the amazing scenery (if it was not so hot on the day we were visiting). There were not many people, the whole areal is maintained and super clean, and I was very impressed by the number of life guards (who were also really paying attention to the safety of attendees, rather than chatting amongst themselves or staring at their phones). It was also very interesting to read about the history of the place how it was discovered. I really liked the old photos which were shown in the lobby of the previous "pool designs". Our compliments on such a nice and well maintained place! I only wish we could return one day.