Delight's Hot Springs Resort

I've stayed at Delights 10 times with both my pop-up camper and renting cabins but last visit was enough to never go back.

The owner is an aggressive liar would would rather blame guest for issues rather than fix problems with the Delight's staff and facilities.

Read the other reviews as well; the owner is unhinged.

We rented a cabin and, starting from 11.30 pm till about 1.45 AM. there was non-stop ruckus at the entrance area of the facility; cars coming and going, loud noises, a U-haul hauling a car trying to get past the reception area, then backing up down the street, all while someone was outside yelling out direction.

The noise was so bad, we could not sleep. It was just terrible.

This is a place that advertises no late check ins. A group of 6 came to check in around midnight. They were yelling, slamming doors, repeatedly pressing their key FOBs to lock doors (why, who knows?) and in general being very disrespectful to your posted quiet rules and late check in rules.

The commotion was so persistent that I had to leave the cabin and confront them myself, which was very uncomfortable. Eventually they quieted down, but not after another half hour of nonsense.

Remember, this is in the middle of nowhere. Pretty uncomfortable situation.

The next morning, we reported what happened to the front desk. They apologized, confirmed it was very loud the prior night, and also volunteered that the new night watch employee was new and didn't know what she was doing yet.

The manger Brandon took down our information, said he would talk to the guest that came in late, the night manager, and then call us.

The manager emailed us the next day (attached) and called us liar.

We were trying to be helpful and they lost a long time customer.

Delights used to have an experienced nighttime security/groundskeeper named Allen who was great and took care of any issue immediately. I've been camping there when people would show up late at night, sneak in to soak or cause trouble. These issues were always taken care of.

Now they don't have this person. If you have any issues at night with unruly guests or unwelcome visitors, you're on you own, as evidenced from our experience.

In addition, the facilities are much shoddier than they used to be. You'll see if you visit. But I recommend you don't.

Delights is Clean. Quiet. Awesome private baths. No WiFi.

So we read all the reviews and weren’t sure which place to choose. We didn’t necessarily want separate mens and women’s baths (aka Tecopa Hot springs) or to pay extra for a private bath and we were hoping to get in to Petersons Tecopa Palms RV resort but their baths were closed today so we opted for Delights Hot Springs.

Delights has four nicely decorated, clean private baths, one is open to the stars, one is larger with a bench to sit on and they have a pool with four hot tubs. Guests are allowed 30 minutes at a time in the baths which are HOT 104-106F. Tubs are open 24/7. There is a patio waiting area if all four are occupied. There is a clubhouse with books, movies, WiFi and a phone, showers. The have hotel rooms and cabins for around $100 a night, and RV spots are basically $54-60 a night as they charge $27-$30 per person to use the baths daily. They have a minimal discount for military and seniors. Staff are super friendly. Moderately Spendy for an RV park but there were plenty of people staying here (they have 44 RV spaces) and the baths were great and we were able to get a open private bath every time only waiting 10 minutes once. We liked bath 1 best it has a bench in the tub to sit on and seemed less hot, but that shower was nice and hot nit just warm.

What campground is where?
When coming in to town from Shoshone
1. Petersons Tecopa Palms is on right
2. Delights is across the street and down road on left
3. Tecopa hot springs - county run is the largest and main place in town
4. When coming from Tecopa the Tecopa Hot Springs is first on both sides of road with Peterson’s Tecopa Palms and Delights at the end

Initially we were thrown by the price and we really like the place you can park on the hill, but that place was closed and we went here.

The pools are private and really large with open air tops. Room #4 doesn’t have any awning and you can see the sky at night. Each pool room has a fun little mural inspired by the desert. The massage therapist, John, is a really chill guy and it’s only $70 for a massage which I don’t think you have to book in advance but probably should.

The BBQ restaurant was surprisingly good and not at all what you’d expect being out there in the middle of nowhere. Bring cash though because they take cards, it’s just easier if you have cash so you don’t have to go up to the office to pay for your dinner. Most of the restaurants in town are only open on weekends and occasionally so bring everything you need.

There are full hookups but keep in mind the water is the hotsprings water. Idk if you can drink that, the locals do not. But if you don’t drink from your water on board, think of the showers!

Your $50 includes 24 hours of soaking for you and the people in your rig. Children are not allowed.

There is no phone service or internet of any kind. We like that but if you are dependent on the phone it is a solid 45 minute drive to any kind of signal.