Cserkeszőlő Spa and Bath
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok
Located in the village of Cserkeszőlő in Hungary's Northern Great Plain, the spa is built around a thermal water source discovered in 1938 at a depth of over 2,000 meters. The water, reaching temperatures of 93°C, is known for its medicinal properties, making the spa a popular destination for healing and relaxation. The spa complex has undergone significant development, especially since 1998, including a major reconstruction completed in 2010 that introduced a modern, weather-independent indoor thermal experience. Visitors can enjoy nineteen pools including medicinal baths, adventure pools with slides, jacuzzis, and children's pools, catering to families and all age groups. The spa emphasizes a Mediterranean atmosphere with lush vegetation and offers year-round accessibility thanks to its covered winter pools. Beyond its therapeutic benefits, the spa is a social and recreational hub in the region, attracting both local and international visitors. The village itself is historically linked to grape cultivation, reflected in its name, and offers additional cultural sights such as churches and wineries.
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Tip: The best time to visit Cserkeszőlő Spa and Bath is during the warmer months for outdoor pools, but thanks to the modern indoor facilities, it can be enjoyed year-round regardless of weather. It is advisable to check the spa's official website for opening hours and to consider purchasing tickets in advance during peak seasons to avoid waiting times. Families will appreciate the variety of pools and water attractions suitable for children. Visitors with health concerns should inquire about medicinal water treatments and potential discounts for seniors or groups.
Interesting facts
- •The thermal water source was found at a depth of over 2,000 meters with a temperature of 93°C (199.4°F).
- •Cserkeszőlő Spa is known internationally for its medicinal thermal waters.
- •The spa features nineteen pools including outdoor, indoor, medicinal, and adventure pools.
- •The name 'Cserkeszőlő' reflects the area's historical grape cultivation ('szőlő' means grape in Hungarian).
- •The spa's winter bath allows guests to enjoy thermal waters regardless of weather conditions.
History
The thermal water was discovered in 1938 by a Hungarian-American oil exploration company.
Although the well was closed during World War II, it was reconstructed in 1948.
The spa's construction began in 1954 and gradually gained popularity among locals and neighboring communities.
Despite its medicinal water's fame, significant development and modernization of the spa were only emphasized starting in 1998, culminating in a major expansion and renovation completed by 2010 to enhance visitor capacity and year-round accessibility.
Place Guide
Thermal Pools
A variety of nineteen pools including medicinal thermal baths with temperatures ranging between 28°C and 38°C, outdoor pools with roof covers, jacuzzis, and adventure pools with slides and water features for all ages.
Children’s Pools and Adventure Area
Designed especially for families, these pools include a baby paddling pool with animal figures and mini slides, a children’s pool, and an adventure pool with a current channel and giant slides providing fun and safety for younger visitors.
Spa Complex and Facilities2010
The spa complex was modernized to include a three-level service building following international thermal bath trends, offering weather-independent services and a Mediterranean style environment with lush vegetation.
Contact
Phone: 06 70 367 1753
