Welcome to Hot Springs, SD, your ultimate BASE CAMP for uncovering the wonders of the Black Hills in South Dakota. Ensuring the utmost care for both our cherished visitors and esteemed residents is our highest concern. We kindly request that you explore responsibly.
Spa's
Open 8 AM to 8 PM Wednesday - Sunday
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Ages 18+
Offering 4 outdoor, natural mineral spring pools. Moccasin Springs does not chlorinate but drains/cleans their pools weekly.
These pools range in temperature from 88-102 degrees. Come enjoy the "non-chlorinated" outside Mineral pools. Also offering the following Spa Treatments:
Aromatherapy - Craniosacral Therapy - Deep Tissue Massage - Healing Touch Therapy, Hot Stone Massage - Integrative Therapy - Polarity Therapy - Rain Drop Therapy - Reiki Therapy - Spa Facial - Spa Foot Treatment - Swedish Massage.
Buffalo Dreamer at Moccasin Springs Open Wed 11-2 - Thur, Fri, Sat Sun 11-2, 5-8 closed Monday and Tuesday. Bistro Chef/Owner Rebecca Christensen will be creating delicious farm to table meals at the spa.
Other natural mineral springs in Hot Springs SD
Free to the public.......Cascade Falls, J.H. Keith Park and Chautaugua Park
Cascade Falls & Swim Hole is open to the public!
A great place to bring the family. Very easy to swim plus it has a smaller area where kids can go if they don't feel comfortable in the bigger swim area. A great little gem and it's free, there is a nice picnic area. It's just an overall fun place to swim.
Be courteous of other guests it is recommended your pets be kept on a leash
J. H. Keith Park & Whitney Preserve @ Cascade Springs
J.H. Keith Memorial Park is located approximately eight miles south of Hot Springs on Highway 71 near the old town site of Cascade Springs. The park is managed by Black Hills National Forest and features picnic tables, a pavilion, walking paths, and Big Geyser and Sulpher Springs, both of which flow into nearby Cascade Creek.
Chautaugua Park
Enjoy the stream gurgling through...It is a delight. Sit and relax next to the stream and spread a blanket for a picnic or eat in the shelter while your young children play nearby on the play ground.
