Springs

Box Elder County County, Utah · Near Tremonton
41.6430°N, 112.2810°W · 4,252 ft
72°F 4,252 ft Roadside Camping nearby (20.3 mi)

This unnamed warm spring flows at 72°F near Tremonton in Box Elder County at 4,252 feet elevation, producing water 20.7°F above ambient temperatures. Located just 88 meters from the nearest road, the spring offers roadside access in agricultural valley terrain. Water chemistry data is not available in the historical record.

The spring emerges in the Cache Valley agricultural landscape where the Bear River drainage creates fertile farmland between mountain ranges. At 4,252 feet elevation, the area receives substantial precipitation by Utah standards—16.7 inches annually plus 33.7 inches of snow—supporting productive agriculture and diverse vegetation along field margins and irrigation canals. The Wellsville Mountains rise to the east, while the Malad Range defines the western horizon. Surrounding land use is predominantly agricultural with irrigated fields and livestock operations.

History of Springs

Historical documentation of this spring is minimal, though its location in prime agricultural land suggests it may have been incorporated into irrigation systems or utilized for livestock watering during Box Elder County's settlement in the late 1800s. Tremonton developed as a railroad town in 1903, becoming a service center for the region's agricultural economy. The spring's modest temperature likely limited special attention compared to hotter thermal features elsewhere in the county.

The spring's roadside location 88 meters from the road makes access straightforward. Visit spring through fall; winter brings cold temperatures and substantial snow. The surrounding agricultural area is predominantly private land; respect property boundaries. Box Elder Campground near Mantua Reservoir, 32.7 kilometers away, provides developed camping and access to boating and fishing. The spring's modest temperature limits bathing appeal.

Is Springs worth visiting?

Best for

  • Easy day trips
  • Overnight camping trips
Springs is well suited for easy day trips and overnight camping trips.
Monthly Climate
24°
Jan
31°
Feb
41°
Mar
49°
Apr
58°
May
71°
Jun
80°
Jul
78°
Aug
67°
Sep
51°
Oct
39°
Nov
27°
Dec
Annual Precip: 16.7 in Annual Snow: 33.7 in
Best Time to Visit
January Air 24°F · Water 72°F · +48° contrast
December Air 27°F · Water 72°F · +46° contrast
February Air 31°F · Water 72°F · +42° contrast
January offers 56°F more contrast than July
Nearby Camping
Box Elder Campground 20.3 mi away

Overview Box Elder Campground is situated next to the town of Mantua and Mantua Reservoir in a pretty mountain valley just 5 miles from Brigham City, Utah. Visitors enjoy boating, fishing and exploring area trails.  Please click here for a corrected map of Box Elder Campground. Recreation Mantua Reservoir is just one mile away, offering fishing, boating, canoeing and swimming. Horseback riding and hiking on local trails are also popular activities.Facilities Box Elder contains four group sit...

Reservable Yes
Reserve on Recreation.gov →
What to Bring
Swimsuit & towel
Water bottle Stay hydrated, especially in hot water
Camping gear Nearby camping at Box Elder Campground
Trash bag Pack out what you pack in
References
USGS Quad: THATCHER MOUNTAIN 7.5 · NOAA: 7.0 · AMS Map: BRIGHAM CITY
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the water temperature at Springs?
Springs has a water temperature of 72°F (22°C). This is a warm thermal spring.
Where is Springs located?
Springs is located in Box Elder County, Utah at 4,252 feet elevation, near Tremonton. Coordinates: 41.6430°N, 112.2810°W.
How do I get to Springs?
Springs has Roadside road access (290 ft from the road).
Can I camp near Springs?
Yes, Box Elder Campground is located nearby (20.3 miles away).
Is it safe to soak at Springs?
Springs is generally safe for soaking at its recorded temperature. Access may be on private land or unconfirmed — verify current conditions before visiting. Always tell someone your plans before visiting remote hot springs.
Is Springs crowded?
Springs is accessible from a paved road, making it easy to reach. Weekends and holidays may be busier — consider visiting on a weekday for a quieter experience.
What should I bring to Springs?
Essentials for Springs: swimsuit, towel, water bottle, camping gear, a trash bag to pack out what you pack in.
Temperature
72°F
Warm Hot Boiling
Water Temp 72°F (22°C)
Avg Air Temp 51°F
Above Ambient +21°F
Good soaking conditions March
Access
Road Access Roadside
Distance to Road 290 ft