Year-round thermal bliss at Kiskunmajsa’s Jonathermál: night bathing, wellness spa, slides, lakeside summer fun, cozy stays, Mustang Ranch parties, and hearty Hungarian dining steps away. Plan your soak and stay.
when: 2026.01.02., Friday
where: 6120 Kiskunmajsa, Kőkút 26.
Kiskunmajsa’s Jonathermál Spa, Adventure Bath, Wellness Spa, and Slide Park keep the water warm and the lights on every day of the year. Fridays and Saturdays bring night bathing, while red-letter days pack in special programs for visitors chasing mineral-rich heat and easygoing vibes. When summer hits, open-water fans and thrill-seekers switch to the sandy-shored artificial lake, where floating aquapark features turn a swim into a mini adventure.
2026 Night Bathing Dates
Kick off the year with glow-in-the-dark soaks: January 2–3, 9–10, 16–17, 23–24, 30–31, and February 6–7, all in Kiskunmajsa. Expect steamy pools, starry skies, and that unhurried spa pace.
Stay Close, Sleep Easy
The Jonathermál team runs a range of stays year-round: motel rooms, classic wooden cabins, and a campground tucked into friendly greenery. It’s built for quick recharges or longer time-outs in any season. In winter, rooms are heated the eco-friendly way using the thermal water’s heat energy, keeping temperatures steady and comfy for overnight guests.
Mustang Ranch “Small Castle” Vibes
Mustang Ranch, the “small castle,” is a no-fuss party spot where neither neighbors nor building supers kill the mood. Operated by Jonathermál Zrt. since 2012, the two-story hideout sits in a quiet, wild-feel setting next to the baths, motel, campground, and the Lópofa Tavern (Lópofa Csárda).
Eat Hungarian, Every Day
Lópofa Tavern (Lópofa Csárda) serves daily, dishing up bold Hungarian flavors right by the spa and lodging. Bring your appetite and your bath kit.
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Very family-friendly: pools, slides, an artificial lake, and a floating aquapark keep kids and teens busy while adults soak
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Night bathing on Fridays/Saturdays feels special and romantic—starry skies, warm water, and a chill vibe you don’t often get in U.S. spas
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Topic is easy to grasp internationally—thermal baths and spa culture are well known across Europe, so you know what you’re signing up for
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Location is known regionally in Hungary, and the Jonathermál brand has local recognition; it’s a neat off-the-beaten-path pick for foreign visitors
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No Hungarian required—signage and basic service English are typical at Hungarian spas; pointing-and-smiling works fine for tickets and food
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Easy to reach by car with on-site stays (motel, cabins, campground), so you can park, soak, sleep, repeat
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Good value versus U.S. waterparks and wellness resorts—thermal soaking plus slides and a lakeside scene in one spot is a solid combo
Cons
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Public transport can be a bit of a puzzle from Budapest; expect a train/bus combo and limited late-night connections after night bathing
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Kiskunmajsa itself isn’t a globally famous destination, so don’t expect big-city tourist infrastructure or tons of English everywhere
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Dates can change, and winter night schedules are specific—plan ahead to avoid a dark, closed pool night
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Compared with iconic spas like Budapest’s Széchenyi or Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, this is more low-key and rustic, with fewer “wow” backdrops but more local charm
