Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs & Resort

Deluxe Cabins
​$119-$175 per Night 1 & 2 Bedroom, Full Kitchens
Camp Sites - Electric/Water/Sewer​
$34-$38 per Camp Night
Tent Sites
$22 per Camp Night

This is indeed in the middle of nowhere. When in said middle of nowhere it’s a great stopping point to get everyone replenished. Especially in the frigid temperatures while we were there the start of spring.

It was redone in the past couple years and is nice. Not amazing and immaculate but nice. The surrounding area pulling up to it needs improvement! Abandoned motels with broken doors and windows, etc.

The kids had a blast splashing around in the big pool and it was plenty warm for adults to hang out too. There is a smaller ice cold plunge pool, as well as a hotter hot tub.

Con: the air was so hot and humid I literally couldn’t put my clothes on after showering. I had to stand by the door in my bra to cool off.

If in the area, I would definitely go again.

First-class all the way. They have redone the hot springs pool and fitness area in 5 star quality. The campground was nice. We had a back-in space with a beautiful view and shade trees.

I didn't go in to the hot springs pool, but it looked nice and was really big. They charge $8.50 for all day. They also have a smaller hot tub area. It's in the middle of nowhere.

This hot springs resort has recently reopened with new owners. Though parts of the property are still pretty run down, They are working hard at renovating the place and have completed the pools/sauna/workout room which are beautiful! There are 15 full hookup back-in sites that are closely spaced in an open area. Probably not great for a big rig as I didn't see a place for them to turn around, but I would ask. A convenience store will soon be open on site.

This is really a resort; the RV park seems to be secondary to their business. Still, the spots are plenty big. There is little tree coverage, so you are very exposed to hot or cold.

You get to use the spring fed pool in the hotel, which is a huge bonus. There is a hot pool, a cold pool, and a huge normal swimming pool. They all smell slightly of sulfur from the hot springs, and it seems to make the water kind of soothing.

Other than this resort, there is nothing. This isn't the edge of the world, but you can see it from here.

Overall, this is a nice quiet place if you want to break up your drive across this forsaken barren landscape.

Not a good experience. Poor signage from the get go, building not even labeled. Mosquitos so bad had to hussle to set up, take down & to antiquated unsecure shower house. Picture no separate entrance between men's & women's bath rooms and ZERO doors, only shower curtains separating stalls. Fees changed from former reviews. $36.38/night now plus 6 bucks per person to use pools, which get refilled every Monday so were not an appealing option with only 3 feet of water. Most unsettling part was I wanted to pay cash and they insisted on taking a credit card for damages/incedentals and were not clear that it gets charged for a one night stay regardless! Glad I asked for a receipt as I would have paid double, they supposedly debited my card back, which they said will "take a few days". We will see. Maybe I should have asked for my cash back instead. The receipt doesnt even have any letterhead moniker about who issued it!!! No name, address or contact info, hinky. What was also hinky was a patron looking at a brochure and hanging out close to me while I was registering and giving the clerk my personal info. I walked closer to the clerk and lowered my voice and the patron came even closer. The clerk should have intervined. Not cool, but the ability to plug in AC was since it was 99 degrees at 6pm! For that I was thankful.

This is really in the middle of no where. But beautiful rolling prairie. Signage is poor. Unclear where to check in. Our site has trees. It is a back in site. There are some pull thru. I think the nicest site would be 7. It is at the end of the row and the picnic table and fire pit on the open side. There would be lots of privacy. Sites are good size. Didn’t use the pools or the shower/bathroom facilities. Quiet.

Almost $50 for a MOSQUITO INFESTED campsite AND THEN $10 Per Head to use their pool!!! Also a Windy location with little in the way of shade trees or shelter; we moved to the Malta City Park; $5 with shade, flush toilets, & water…. Less windy & less mosquitoes!….In town so close to everything!….

Stopped overnight on our way home from glacier.

Quiet, with plenty of RV sites that can accommodate pretty big rigs. Our spot was pretty level. Prices are about on par with other places. Mid $40 a night. As RV parks go i would consider it average, no frills, good place to sleep. Our spot was about 3" low on the passenger side

The indoor hot spring fed pools are nice, clean, well maintained and are what set this spot apart from the rest.

There is an extra charge to use them, but much better than your standard campground pool, the pool is bath water warm, the hot tub is HOT, the sauna is nice, and the plunge pool really shocks your senses in between.

I would definitely stop again if we are passing through, and it is at an ideal stopping point from glacier NP heading east.

One important thing to note about visiting the hot springs. The water is high in mineral content. Don't wear light colored swimwear.