We are glad we decided to at least go for the experience. But it was pricey so I suggest going after 6 pm if you don't choose to slide because the slide closes at 6 pm...It's VERY crowded and the most are polite but some parents leave their children unattended. The snack counter staff are very unhelpful and rude. I... more

My husband and I visited the Glenwood Hot Springs in April of 2006. It was a Saturday and there were lots of families enjoying themselves. We did go in the late afternoon, and did not feel crowded at all. In fact, my 55 year old swimmer and diver was able to use the diving board almost by himself, maybe one... more

We visited the springs on August 15th during a Colorado vacation. The town of Glenwood Springs is a highly developed tourist spot, so expect crowds and noise as part of the experience. Going to the springs themselves was an experience much like going to a very crowded amusement park. The visit was not cheap ($54 with the water slide rides... more

I use a three-wheeled scooter to get around. The hot springs pool, is not very accessible. There are no large dressing rooms. No seats in their showers, even if they had one big enough to put one in. No ramp into the pool. Even though they remodled the water slide. There is still no way for a wheelchair user to... more

Glenwood Spring's is the perfect place to hold a family vacation or a quiet getaway, I am 21 years old and my family make's Glenwood a yearly trip, Since I was born. Whether it is winter or summer, We are on our way! The Pool is perfect for relaxation, and the view's are great to experiance what Mother nature gave... more

My husband and I have visited the Hot Springs Pool in Glenwood Springs, Colorado several times. The 104 degree mineral water feels great after a day of skiing. And the surroundings are beautiful - right on the Colorado River with mountains all around. The best deal is the stay at the Hot Springs Lodge which includes daily passes to the... more