Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
Commercial day-use and RV-park hot-spring complex (also branded Belmont Hot Springs) on the Malad River valley terraces north of Garland. Two main soaking lakes run about 97°F and 104°F, with smaller named orifices (Indian Pool, Morning Glory Hole, mud pots) draining to the Malad River. Geothermal water rises from fractured Paleozoic limestone; visitor pools and lakes are the primary field destination, not a bare spring orifice.