To make the most of your visit, please come prepared for the following: Please be patient and follow directions from Parks Canada staff. Capacity has been adjusted to meet public health guidelines and enable physical distancing. This may result in delays entering when visiting the hot springs. Reservations to soak in Radium Hot Springs are neither required, nor available. For hours, fees and more information about Radium Hot Springs, visit hotsprings.ca/radium, read our FAQ or call 1-800-767-1611. Remember to bring your own freshly laundered swimsuit and towel. Please be considerate of your fellow visitors and wear a mask until you reach the change room where you can safely stow it in your locker. Masks are required in the lobby, dry hall and change rooms. Masks are not required in the wet hall or while in the water. Follow all provincial health orders including only visiting with members of your household or core bubble. If you have a runny nose, cough, fever or feel ill, please stay home and visit when you are well.
Radium Hot Springs is open.
for the weather.
One of British Columbia’s top natural hot springs is found in Kootenay National Park. This family-friendly facility offers plenty of space to relax and soak in the expansive hot pool or cool off with the kids in the swimming pool.
Whether you are visiting the local Radium golf courses, skiing or snowboarding at Panorama Ski Resort, or just passing through Kootenay National Park, soaking in Radium Hot Springs is a unique experience not to be missed!
The mineral water of Radium Hot Springs is uniquely odourless and clear, making this hot springs perfect for a relaxing soak.
Radium Hot Springs’ Aquacourt is featured on the Canadian Register of Historic Places.
Top five minerals
The top five minerals found in the Radium Hot Springs are:
- Sulphate 302 mg/l
- Calcium 135 mg/l
- Bicarbonate 100.8 mg/l
- Silica 31.8 mg/l
- Magnesium 31.6 mg/l
Water temperature is kept between 37ºC and 40ºC (98ºF and 104ºF).
