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Things to see and do near the School House Inn
Idaho is a natural gem. Lava Hot Springs, Idaho is a year-round resort community located in a picturesque mountain setting centered between Salt Lake City, Utah and Yellowstone National Park. Located just minutes from the School House Inn, you will have no problem finding fun in this town!
Lava Hot Springs
The World-Famous Lava Hot Mineral Springs
Bubbling out of natural underground springs, the hot water is laden with Minerals, but has no sulfur and therefore no bad odor. Over 3 million gallons a day course through the springs and are diverted into the Portneuf River keeping the springs ever changing and clean. The spring's temperatures range from approximately 102F to 110F degrees. On cold winter nights, when the steam of the hot springs reduces visibility to a few feet, people of all ages talk and play in perceived anonymity.
Olympic Swim Complex & Waterslides
Our 25 yard swimming pool has been enclosed and is open no matter what the weather!
Our indoor pool has 3 diving boards and 6 swimming lanes. The new roof will allow us to stay open year round!
Map & directions to Lava Hot Springs
Click here to print a map and driving directions to Lava Hot Springs.
Print a Rate Chart for the Hot Springs
Other Local Things to See & Do!
Chesterfield Townsite
We invite one and all to come and partake in the historic atmosphere of the old Chesterfield Townsite. Get a feel for the ambience of the 1880 to 1920 time period. Tour the restored old buildings, some of which are over 125 years old.
Gator Tubes and Mini Golf
254 E Main Street
Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
208-776-5668
208-241-0214
Central Links Golf
Central Links is located in the Caribou highlands of southeastern Idaho. Six miles NW of Grace, 15 miles east of Lava Hot Springs and 13 miles west of Soda Springs makes it "central" to the area. Central is also the name of the original pioneer settlement of the area. In a secluded area, away from the busy highways, Central Links gives golfers a sense of privacy. The fairways are surrounded by a variety of farmland and formations of nature’s lava rock. The view of the surrounding mountains is beautiful.
Andrus Ranch
Horseback riding, trail rides, cattle drives, roundups, branding, and sheep shearing. Dutch oven cookouts and campfire sing-alongs. Bottle feeding lambs and calves. Abundant wildlife including bald eagles, elk, and deer.
Baker Ranch: Wagon Rides & Snowshoeing
Spend an evening with family and friends while enjoying the cool, refreshing mountain air of the majestic Rocky Mountains! An exciting wagon ride, delicious food, and memories never to be forgotten. For winter fun, we have snowshoe rentals, a beautiful trail, and warming hut.
Pebble Creek Ski Area
Celebrating 52 years of skiing excellence, Pebble Creek is a vertical playground that attracts extreme skiers but also offers plenty of terrain variety of other skill levels. Located just northwest of Lava Hot Springs, in the Caribou National Forest, Pebble Creek boasts virtually non-existent lift lines. The 50 member PSIA/AASI Member Ski & Snowboard School offers a wide range of group programs as well as private lessons.
Lava Hot Springs City Parks
Our City Park located at 5th & Main contains pavilions with tables, tennis courts, basketball court, baseball diamond, badminton and volleyball net, horseshoe pits, and public restrooms facilities. Perfect for family reunions. Our Downtown Park has portable restrooms, playground and picnic area. It is located between Main Street and US. Highway 30 at eastern edge of Lava Hot Springs, just across the street from the Hot Pools. City Hall (208) 776-5820.
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