PLUNJ Park City
Park City, Salt Lake City
A small contrast therapy studio near Kimball Junction with a dry sauna, a four-person cold plunge pool and a rest area with mountain views, run as part of Utah's PLUNJ chain.
More about PLUNJ Park City
Sessions last 60 minutes with unlimited rounds. The suggested routine is 10 to 15 minutes in the sauna, a warm bucket shower rinse, up to five minutes in the cold pool, then rest before repeating. The sauna has an electric stove and guests pour water on the stones for steam; the plunge tubs are ADA-accessible, with a transfer wall for wheelchair users.
Bring a swimsuit, a water bottle and sandals. Towels are provided, and hot tea and honey are on offer. Book online or in the PLUNJ app; private buyouts are available for groups.
At a glance
PLUNJ Park City has an electric sauna (175–190°F), plus a cold pool (45–50°F). Swimsuit required and booking required.
- Hottest sauna
- 190°F
- Coldest plunge
- 45°F
Sauna
- Electric175–190°F
Cold plunge
- Cold pool45–50°F
Before you go
- Swimsuit
- Required
- Booking
- Required
- Towels
- Included
Standard 60-minute session with sauna and cold plunge; the regular single-session price is not published on the location page (only gift cards and memberships). Prices checked October 2026.
Getting there
4518 N Forestdale Dr, Park City, UT, 84098
Frequently asked questions
What kind of sauna does PLUNJ Park City have?
PLUNJ Park City has an electric at 175–190°F.
Does PLUNJ Park City have a cold plunge?
Yes. PLUNJ Park City has a cold pool at 45–50°F.
Do you need a swimsuit at PLUNJ Park City?
Yes, swimsuits are required at PLUNJ Park City.
Do you need to book PLUNJ Park City in advance?
Yes, PLUNJ Park City requires a booking.
Sources
- PLUNJ Park City (official site), checked October 2026
- TownLift: PLUNJ Park City brings Nordic-style contrast therapy to the Wasatch Back, checked October 2026
- Park City Magazine: Five Places to Take a Sauna and Cold Plunge, checked October 2026
We last confirmed PLUNJ Park City is open in October 2026. Spotted something out of date?