Great Place. Consumers Need Training

Showering before entering any public pool, hot spring, mineral bath, or spa is essential for hygiene and stewardship of shared water. The body carries oils, sweat, cosmetics, fragrances, bacteria, toilet related and environmental contaminants that can affect water quality. A cleansing shower helps create a healthier experience for everyone. Showering afterward is also beneficial to remove chlorine, minerals, and microorganisms (aka parasites) from the skin. Street or day shoes should not enter spa or shower areas because they carry fecal matter, chemicals, bacteria, and debris from public surfaces. Bringing these contaminants into wet communal spaces compromises sanitation and safety. Dedicated shower or spa sandals are a reasonable alternative to barefoot use, helping protect against fungal and bacterial exposure while preserving cleanliness within the facility.

A special place - been many times. The McKenzie hiking trail runs nearby.

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Park is nice, however only 2 people can stay in a site per night unless you pay $10 per each addition person. Meaning my wife and I, we have 5 children, and a dog. $40 for the site, $50 for our children and $10 for the dog? Yes $100 a night for my family. Not worth it, and the customer service is horrible.

Very good park, nice pool