Santa’s Hot Springs Oasis

Santa puts in a lot of work the entire year to prepare for Christmas. The old boy gets tired, sore and needs some rest and what better place to get so much-needed R & R than at a hot springs?

Lemax’s Santa’s Hot Spring Oasis is quite a resort. Check out the snow lined hot springs in front of Santa’s Hot Springs Oasis complex. Santa and his elves are soaking up some sun and fun in the springs that is stone lined and has a red ladder leading into the pool. Fill it with water (it circulates) and watch as Santa in his inner tube and four elves soak up the warm water and sun.

The two-story building has an igloo entrance complete with a wooden door and Christmas wreath. Next to it is another igloo containing The Sauna Room with a couple taking in the soothing warmth lit by overhead lights. Another sauna customer waits out in the cold.

The third structure is a small snack bar all in red with two candy cane poles to its left. A customer in ordering something to eat. Next to it are twin candy cane poles tops in green.

A Christmas wreath, a pine tree and lights make up the front entrance-way. To the right side of the building are two more small shop alcoves. Snow is in piles in around and on the building.

The second story has three snow-capped window awnings over three-pane red windows. A small porch extends out with a towel, life ring and some long purple and white trousers left out to dry on the railing.

On the left is a brown room with a Santa Claus in a barrel decorating its roof. Turn on the power and Santa ducks in and out of the barrel reciting some Christmas cheer backed by music. On the middle building is a large clock counting down the days to Christmas. The hands turn once the power is turned on and the face lights up.

On the top flat roof three water spouts that move up and down. On the top of with waterspouts is a Santa’s Hot Springs Oasis sign.

Be sure to check out the slanted and crooked chimney in red, green and white.

The right side of the roof has a Post Season sign and extended peaked roof with a light, a roof peak cap and a large window in red and green. A white owl perches on the sign.

On the right side of the building is a Towel Station flanked by rolled towels on the roof and cabinet and a small roofed opening with a Robes Attendant standing behind the counter. On its front is a Beach, Bath & Hand sign and a red and white laundry barrel. A small evergreen tree sits on the snow beside the barrel.

On the back of the building are several windows, a doorway and varying wall textures of board, stucco and wood planks. The power cord plugs into the back.

Other fun objects to look for are more trees, Christmas decor, abundant lights that come on once power is turned on, a white rabbit, some red shoes, a loose towel, a small drink with a straw, roof hatches, a small smokestack, green shingled roofs and other little hidden goodies.

The Santa’s Hot Springs Oasis comes in a large box with color photos on all sides.

Inside the miniature building set is cradled between two form-fitted cardboard sides secured with a Velcro strap.

Just look at the details, colors, sculpt work and amazing design and various functions of the set-up. It took a lot of talent to create such a small masterpiece and Lemax employees have done an excellent job.

Hebrews 4:12For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.