My daughter and i stayed two days at bergdorf. I am 75 and I was razed in that sort of town. I am from Texas and I loved the mountains and the hot springs was good for my 75 year old body. I found the people that work there where real nice. I got along with them. I have lived... More

Burgdorf Hot Springs offers the quintessential Idaho experience and I can't add to anything the others have said. HOWEVER, be advised that it isn't even CLOSE to Weiser, no idea why it is listed that way on TripAdvisor. Weiser is located close to 100 miles away on highway 95. The nearest city to Burgdorf is McCall, which is on highway... More

What a view! What a fantastic hot springs~ Old log cabins, meadows, and mountains! Idaho at its finest~

Had an excellent soak at this rustic place...much cleaner and better run than in past years...first winter visit, and well worth it!

Now this is what I am talking about! Out in the middle of nowhere in Central Idaho, is Burgdorf Hot Springs. Four of us rented snowmobliles and took off for some riding. Headed for the Springs with our suits. They will rent you towels for about $2 ea. Nicely heated mens and womens changing rooms right nest to the springs.... More

If you have a adventures side this is for you ! I've had the luxury of traveling to some amazing places but the scenery here is unbeatable by far!!! Bring water and food and enjoy . The care takers are amazing very accommodating

A recent change of new management has brought back the old charm with an upgrade of friendly service. A must destination for the ghost town searchers who like to soak in some great mountain mineral spring water. Very rustic with out door plumbing but it never claims to be the Ritz. Is actually a very cool step back into time... More

Everything here is old...in a good way. The original 1865 cabin still stands. There are numerous other cabins, ruins, and abandoned hotel on site. It really feels like a living ghost town. You can even rent the cabins (we just swam and walked around). The hot springs are very cool (pun intended) and genuinely rustic as is everything here. Get... More

This is a gem of a place if you can go without running water, electricity, or central heat/air. A wood stove provided us with heat for the two days we stayed and each cabin has an outhouse. There was a wall of cut wood to feed the stove and oil lamps for light in the evening. The spring was AWESOME.... More