Tangweigou Hot Spring Park

Tangweigou Hot Spring Park sits in Jiaoxi, the hot spring town in Yilan that locals and day-trippers from Taipei have long used as a soaking stop. This is a hot springs facility built for casual, family use rather than a resort-style retreat — the kind of place you show up to without a reservation, pay for a day pass, and soak for an hour or two.

The schedule runs every day of the week, split into a morning block from 8:00 to 12:00 and an afternoon-into-evening block from 13:00 to 21:30, with the gap in between likely used for cleaning or staff breaks. That split schedule is worth noting if you're planning a visit around lunchtime, since the gates close for the hour in between.

Pricing falls into the lowest tier tracked here, meaning it's an affordable option compared to hotel spas or private hot spring resorts in the area — exact day-pass rates aren't listed, so it's worth calling ahead or checking on arrival. There's no official website on file, but the park can be reached by phone for questions about current pricing, facilities, or any seasonal closures.

Given its classification as family friendly with open walk-in access, Tangweigou reads as a straightforward, no-frills soak rather than a spa-day destination with treatments or packages. If you're already in Jiaoxi for the springs, it's a reasonable low-cost stop to add to the day.