Calistoga Spa Hot Springs

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs Located in Calistoga, CA

Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley’s Upper Wine Country among other Hot Springs in Northern California, Calistoga Spa Hot Springs offers a tranquil escape known for its geothermally heated mineral pools. Just minutes from charming downtown Calistoga and Mount Helena, the resort boasts four distinct pools, a renowned spa and comfortable overnight accommodations.

Calistoga Spa Hot Pools

The mineral-rich waters are naturally filtered and reputed for their therapeutic properties, aiding relaxation, muscle recovery and improved circulation. Immerse yourself in four outdoor geothermal pools ranging from 80°F to 104°F. Each pool offers unique features:

• The Roman Bath: The largest pool, ideal for socializing and relaxation.
• The Calistoga Pool: Relax in the hottest pool, known for its therapeutic benefits.
• The Palm Pool: Enjoy a serene atmosphere surrounded by tropical plants.
• The Solo Pool: Find tranquility in this intimate, adults-only pool.

Overnight guests and spa day visitors who pay for a pool pass can relax around the pool or hot tubs in covered and open seating. There are fire pits, a hot tub, a kiddie pool, showers, lockers and a snack bar. The resort is also well-known for its indoor mud bathtubs, where spa guests can immerse in heated volcanic ash.

Calistoga Spa is family-focused and does not permit nudity. Towels and robes are available at the resort.

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs Facilities

The resort features well-maintained grounds, historic buildings and ample parking. Overnight accommodations include charming rooms with kitchenettes, perfect for an extended stay. Pamper yourself at the renowned spa, offering mud baths, massages and various treatments. Savor delicious meals at the on-site restaurant, or explore nearby dining options. Calistoga Hot Springs welcomes families and offers activities for all ages. Pets are not permitted.

Access and Usage Fees

Prices vary based on the season and type of accommodation. Day-use access is available, providing pool access and limited amenities.

History: The Wappo people used these hot springs for centuries, recognizing their healing powers. In 1861, Sam Brannan established the first spa, marking the start of Calistoga’s transformation into a renowned wellness destination. The resort has passed through various owners throughout its history, each adding to its unique charm.

Seasonal Access

The hot springs are accessible year-round, offering a warm escape even during winter. Be aware of potential winter driving conditions in the surrounding mountains. Summer wildfire risk exists, so check local conditions before your visit. Fall offers comfortable temperatures and vibrant foliage, making it a popular season.

Nearby Attractions

Nature and wine are the main attractions in Napa Valley. In Calistoga, you can see the “Old Faithful” geyser, similar to Yellowstone’s, or walk through a petrified forest. And visitors will want to explore wine country by taking the three-hour Napa Valley Wine Train and visiting award-winning wineries like Chateau Montelena and Castello di Amorosa, which is also a castle.

Driving Directions

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs is in Calistoga, a small town north of San Francisco. The closest airport is Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa, only an hour from the hot springs. Multiple domestic airlines like American and United Airlines fly into STS, the largest airport in California’s wine country. However, you may also fly into Oakland (OAK), San Francisco (SFO).

If you’re traveling from Santa Rosa, take Calistoga Road towards Calistoga. If you’re traveling from San Francisco, drive the 101 North freeway towards Santa Rosa, then take exit 494 (River Road) and follow the winding road for over 15 miles to Calistoga. If you reside in LA, take a domestic flight to Santa Rosa or Oakland.

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Calistoga Spa Hot Springs Google Maps Directions

• Northeast from Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa (30 minutes and 19 miles)
• North from San Francisco (1.5 hours and 76 miles)
• Northwest from Sacramento (1.5 hours and 86 miles)
• North from Los Angeles (7 hours and 433 miles)