WHERE: Mystic Hot Springs (www.mystichotsprings.com), 150 Miles South of Salt Lake City, Monroe, Utah. The Indians that were in this area were nomadic bands from the Ute, Shoshone or Piute tribes. They would make their camps on the warm ground near the hot springs. They would soak in the hot pots for warmth and comfort. It is told that the Indians would paint themselves with the red mud to keep them safe. Later as the settelers arrived the hot springs became popular as a resting place along the "Old Spanish Trail".

Homesteaded in 1886 by the Cooper family, Mystic Hot Springs (formerly known as Monroe Hot Springs) has had good and bad times through the last 100 years. During the early part of the century a collecting pool was made of wood at the bottom of the hill. Soon a dance floor was added and people would come from miles around in their horse and buggys to dance and soak the nights away. Their motto "The home of mirth and merriment" still rings true today.

WHEN: August 11th, 12th and 13th

COST: Rates:Soaking is $7.50 per Person
Camping is $15.00 per Person (soaking included)

Senior, children, and group rates are available.

RV hookups $30.00 per site for 2 people (includes soaking)
$3.00 electric $3.00 sewer

Cabins $50.00 for 2 people (includes soaking)
$15.00 extra per person (Bring Tent if U have one and blanket), unlimited "soaking" in natural mineral hot springs pouring over into tubs, Midnight Fire Dancers ...

$15 for Faeries ....