Commercial geothermal resort on the northeast edge of Monroe where mineral water issues near 168°F along the Sevier Fault zone and cools into outdoor soaking pools and tubs in the low- to mid-90s–100s°F range. Long known as Monroe or Cooper Hot Springs—used by Indigenous peoples and later homesteaders—the property has run as a bathhouse, dance hall, and modern rustic soak-and-camp destination with day passes and overnight options. Travertine terraces and a funky cabin/bus campground set it apart from municipal pools.
Field facts
| Region | Sevier County, UT |
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| Coordinates | 38.6345, -112.1103 |
| County | Sevier |
| Also known as | Monroe Hot Springs; Cooper Hot Springs |
| Source temperature | ~168°F (76°C) reported |
| Soak style | Day pass and overnight; private commercial resort |
| Address area | 475 East 100 North, Monroe |
| Wikidata | Q49527626 |
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