We had the place to ourselves for the most part. The main pool, in a cave less than a mile up a mild slope from the river, is plenty hot, and hotter the farther back into it you go. The stone embankments built up to make the spring a more suitable place for bathing are well-done and not obtrusive. We saw beautiful old-growth. Thick, dense, mossy forest.
Water falls, tumbling river.
Nicely done trail, must be accessible all year with the good drainage system. We heard there are other pools besides the cave one but that they are currently off limits do to risk and insurance type matters. Excellently isolated at the end of a 20 mile dirt-road. Once you hit dirt, the drive should take you and at least an hour to Goldmeyer's driveway, the latter 10 miles being quite bumpy. The only way out is the wade across the river, which we did not have any trouble with.