Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
Long-running commercial mineral-spring complex at Honeyville on Highway 38 north of Brigham City, fed by a high-mineral geothermal source commonly cited near 120–134°F and mixed into multiple managed soaker and swimming pools. Day-use soaking, slides in season, and lawns have made it a northern Utah family soak since the early twentieth century—more developed park than wilderness seep, but genuine geothermal water rather than municipal boiler heat.