金方森林溫泉

Nice hot springs in a mountainous setting - there seems to be a rather large focus on children due to many of the baths being themed, but still fun for adults. We also got the oil massage which was nice, but could have been more intense. The food and drinks inside the park are very reasonably priced - no alcohol for sale.

Went there with a friend, it was an interesting experience but a bit too much rebuilt and lost the authenticity. I would recommend to go there the evening for the light and the quietness of the place.

We visited this after seeing it ranked among the top two on Xiaohongshu. Our QR codes were scanned and we were given wristbands—but there was no orientation, map, or explanation of the layout. We had to repeatedly ask staff for directions and basic information.The facility is large and entirely outdoors, with around 15–16 pools open during our visit. On the left side, there were teacup-themed pools, while the right side featured flavored pools such as milk, lemon, mint, strawberry, and traditional Chinese medicine. There’s also a small fish pool for foot soaking.Overall, the experience felt average at best. The hottest pool reached only about 40°C, and several areas appeared closed for maintenance, making the space feel underutilized. Clear signage or a simple brochure at check-in would have significantly improved navigation and understanding of the offerings. Given the lack of organization and limited operational pools, we are shocked by the high rating but won't return.