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Hot Creek Geological Site Information The mountain region of Mammoth Lakes, California, sits on a thin surface of the earth, active with geothermal activity. As a result, this region is among the best in the state for visiting hot springs such as Hot Creek Geological Site and other Long Valley hot springs. The area is picturesque, similar to what you Read more...

Saline Valley Hot Springs in Death Valley If you are brave enough to drive for three hours over a dusty, rock-covered 55-mile road in the hottest place on earth, you’ll be rewarded by a unique sight: the Saline Valley Hot Springs AKA the “warm springs”. You can soak in multiple natural hot springs at Saline Valley, meet eccentric locals, and Read more...

Sam’s Family Spa in California Designed with the family in mind on 50 acres of select desert beauty. Hike or wildlife watch with the kids or sit quietly by the lake. Built in 1971, Sam’s Family Spa is a place to have fun, enjoy your family and relax in hot mineral pools. Sam’s Family Spa Desert Hot Springs RV Resort Read more...

Azure Palm Hot Springs is a commercial resort in Southern California, two hours east of Los Angeles in the quiet city of Desert Hot Springs. The resort has four hot tubs and one swimming pool filled with natural mineral water. For visitors who wish to explore Joshua Tree National Park, this resort is a 50-minute drive from the park’s northern Read more...

Calistoga Hot Springs Located in Calistoga, California The Calistoga Spa Hot Springs resort is in Northern California, just one and a half hours north of San Francisco in the Napa Valley region. The city of Calistoga is renowned for its hot springs and wineries, making it the ideal weekend getaway for residents of the San Francisco Bay area. Calistoga is Read more...

Two famous, accessible Californian hot springs are located in the remote central region near Mammoth Lakes, against a backdrop of the Eastern Sierra mountains. These natural hot springs are called “Wild Willy’s Hot Spring” or “Crowley Hot Spring.” The hot springs are easy to drive to, require only a short walk, and are free to access. The area is undeveloped Read more...

Tecopa Hot Springs Resort in California Nestled in the Mojave Desert, in the corner of Death Valley lies Tecopa Hot Springs Resort. Wide-open desert landscapes provide ample views of unique flora and fauna. Starlit skies give one plenty of room to roam and feel free in a place where memories are made. Region: Southern California / Death Valley Tecopa Hot Read more...

Benton Hot Springs in California Look upon beautiful rock outcroppings and take a step back in time during your visit to Benton Hot Springs. A once thriving mining town in Mono County, Benton offers peace of mind in a tranquil, rustic setting. Reservations must be made in advance to enjoy this private nook. Hot Springs Facilities Twelve hot tub sites Read more...

Deep in the mountains of the Los Padres National Forest near Santa Barbara is a long and dusty backpacking trail that will take you to the hidden Sespe Hot Springs. Because this trail requires at least one day of hiking in warm, exposed conditions, most people do not visit or even know about Sespe. Yet, for those brave enough to Read more...

With clear skies and views of the Eastern Sierra Mountains, Travertine Hot Springs is a special treat. Unsurprisingly, they are one of the most-visited mineral hot springs in California. Despite its remote location in northern California, this natural wonder is much-loved. Travertine Hot Springs Near Bridgeport Outside the small, rural town of Bridgeport, California, you’ll find Travertine Hot Springs at Read more...

Adventure into the rain-shadowed desert foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains to a cluster of undeveloped hot springs on the Deep Creek fork of the Mojave River. Surrounded by the lush vegetation of willows and other various trees, the natural hot pools transport you into a parallel universe. The cool waters of the Mojave River provide a refreshing reprieve while Read more...

Montecito Hot Springs is a delightful set of hot spring pools tucked into a leafy canyon. The hot springs are a historical site and now sit on protected National Forest land. They are increasingly popular on social media and are likely crowded even on weekdays. However, these hot pools are deserving of popularity: you can reach them after a one-hour Read more...

Wilbur Hot Springs Northeast of San Francisco Wilbur Hot Springs is a quiet resort with natural, geothermal hot springs pools inspired by Japanese onsen culture. These hot springs are also a historical site built in the late 1800s, sitting on a peaceful creek. To get here, you’ll need to drive a couple of hours from either Sacramento or San Fransisco, Read more...

Whitmore is a non-commercial hot springs located near Wild Willy’s Hot Spring and other hot pools in the Long Valley/Mammoth Lakes area of the Eastern Sierra and is surrounded by the Inyo National Forest. The hot springs are said to have been formed as a result of volcanic activity more than 760,000 years ago. The area where Whitmore is located is Read more...

Few outdoor experiences are as relaxing as sitting in a natural hot springs pool. Imagine sitting in a hot spring as a cool creek rushes past you. This is the Buckeye Hot Springs experience, located in northern California. Buckeye Hot Springs Near Bridgeport Located near the tiny, wild town of Bridgeport, California, Buckeye Hot Springs is less visited than their Read more...

If you’re looking for an adventurous weekend backpacking experience to a secluded hot spring, you’ll want to visit Sykes Hot Spring in Big Sur. The trailhead is a couple of hours south of San Francisco and the Bay Area; these hot springs reopened in April 2021 after five years of closure, prompting mixed reactions. One thing is true; these springs Read more...

If you’re looking for an adventurous backpacking trail to a hidden hot springs tub, drive into the Los Padres National Forest and trek to Willett Hot Springs. These are some of the most remarkable and accessible hot springs for hikers and backpackers in Southern California. Willett Hot Springs Information Near Santa Barbara Tucked into the hills of Los Padres National Read more...

Glamis North Hot Springs in California Wide-open skies with desert beauty as far as the eye can see. For 30 years, Glamis lay neglected until Cal and Roslyn Loewen swept in with a little TLC, bringing life back into this quaint Niland escape. The springs were originally discovered in 1938 during the construction of the All American Canal, providing relief Read more...

Fountain of Youth Spa RV Resort in California A desert oasis settled by the Salton Sea and bordered by the pristine Borrego and magical Chocolate mountains. Bask in the mild sun-filled weather with room to roam any time of year. Stay for as long as you like enjoying the swimming pools, natural mineral hot spring, recreation halls, full RV hookups… Read more...

Imagine you’re visiting the urban sprawl of Los Angeles on a foggy spring morning, and you decide to go for a day trip to the coastal mountains where you’ll hike for a couple of hours and soak in a natural hot spring pool. This day trip is possible at Gaviota Hot Springs, located in Gaviota State Park on California’s Central Read more...

The Harbin Hot Springs resort is a commercial hot springs in northern California, two hours north of San Francisco. The resort offers healing through its eight pools and various massages, including Watsu, a water-based Shiatsu massage created at Harbin Hot Springs. Harbin Hot Springs Resort near San Francisco A New Age spiritual organization called Heart Consciousness Church operates this resort, Read more...

The next time you visit the Southern Sierras of California, stop by Remington Hot Springs, located three hours north of Los Angeles. The springs are easily accessible by car and are greatly loved. Local artists have added a swing and bejeweled the hot spring pools. Visit during the spring or fall for an idyllic soak. Remington Hot Springs Near Lake Read more...

Located in Southern California in the quaint town of Murrietta, you will find the lovely Murrietta Hot Springs. Today Murrietta is used as a Christian Retreat Center and is only accessible to guests attending a retreat at the property. Discover an extremely peaceful and relaxing escape that serves as a spiritual haven for visitors.   Murrieta Hot Springs Pool Information Read more...

Tassajara Hot Springs near Carmel Valley Deep in the Los Padres National Forest in Central California is a resort filled with tranquility, peace, and beauty. Tassajara Hot Springs is the first Buddhist monastery outside Asia, and it opens its doors to guests each summer. You’ll need to drive here from San Jose or Monterey, California, for two to three hours. Read more...

Sierra Hot Springs Near Sierraville Seven hundred acres bordering National Forest land, located in the midst of an alpine valley, a mere 20-30 minutes from Sierraville, California one can experience Sierra Hot Springs year round. Also known as Campbell Hot Springs, Sierra is a nonprofit establishment run by the residents with a mission of stewardship for the beautiful land. When Read more...

Shoshone Hot Spring in California Death Valley brings epic views of the California desert. Shoshone offers no less. Wide open skies are perfect for stargazing in the Amargosa River Valley. Indulge your inner historian discovering the town’s deep history in mining and as an old railroad station. Explore the world-class geology, or just sit back and relax hot spring poolside. Read more...

Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort in California Tucked into the base of Mount St. Helena, in the heart of Napa wine country lies the Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort. Enchanted Mediterranean flower gardens surround their guests in beauty. While visiting, enjoy the historic town of Calistoga then return and indulge in a massage, herbal facial or hot mineral pools. Relaxation Read more...

Orr Hot Springs Resort Near Ukiah If you are passing through the Ukiah or Mendocino area, there is a tranquil oasis known as Orr Hot Springs Resort that is more than worth the visit. This alluring natural attraction is privately owned and is located on twenty-seven acres of forested land, right by the headwaters of the Big River and is Read more...

Gone But Not Forgotten Once located in the beautiful city of Calistoga, California, Nance’s Hot Springs Spa offered many fond memories to make for its visitors. Nance’s was a modest place, as described by its guests, with amazing mud baths, comfortable accommodations, and always a great soak!   In November 2003, disaster struck. Several resources reported that a fire, beginning Read more...

Mono Hot Springs in the High Sierras For the more adventurous type, take a beautiful trip into the high country of the Sierras, inside the Ansel Adams Wilderness for a visit to Mono Hot Spring Resort. On the South fork of the San Joaquin River, partake in endless hiking, swimming, fishing and soaking surrounded by scenery that brings complete inner Read more...

Miracle Springs Resort and Spa in California Unwind and recreate all while keeping up with business. Miracle Springs entices their guests with mountain views of Joshua Tree National Park. Surround your soul with healing waters, rock climb, explore Desert Hot Springs or indulge in a complete spa package. Miracle Springs brings relaxation to you.   Miracle Springs Resort and Spa Read more...

Mercey Hot Springs in California A colorful history of medicinal bottled water, Native Americans and a French man named John Merci entwine throughout 160 acres of beautiful rolling hills and pasture-land. Rich natural mineral water feeds the various hot spring pools for day or overnight visitors to relax and rejuvenate in after hiking, biking, disc golfing or just enjoying life. Read more...

Gone But Not Forgotten Living Waters is now closed after being acquired by new owners in 2022. The information below is from when this hot springs was available to the public and will not be updated. Living Waters Old Listing Revel in abundant sunshine and beautiful skies at this Desert Hot Springs oasis. Leave your inhibitions behind and embrace the Read more...

About Keough’s Hot Springs in California Nestled in Owen’s Valley of the Eastern Sierra’s, is where Keough’s Hot Springs calls its home. Peaceful scenery surrounds visitors who are there to play, stay, soak and enjoy the entire area. From skiing, hiking to relaxing with a massage and a hot soak, everyone can find exactly what they’d like to do.   Read more...

Glen Ivy Hot Springs in Corona Glen Ivy Hot Springs is located in Temescal Valley, close to the town of Corona in California on a beautiful eleven-acre resort. It is one of the most relaxing, fun and unique hot spring getaways in California and is an excellent option for the entire family or just for a getaway for two. Glen Read more...

Franklin Hot Springs in California Open to the public since 1963 and family owned for decades, you’ll find yourself surrounded by nature at Franklin Hot Springs. Rustic and quaint, a place to find and enjoy the outdoors. Soak and swim all day, wildlife watch, fish or float around in your small boat on Franklin pond. Looking for a little more Read more...

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn in the Sonoma Valley Steeped in history in the heart of wine country, bliss and relaxation await at Sonoma Mission Inn. Ancient geothermal waters, decadent cuisine, and luxurious spa treatments are just part of the splendor. Surrounded by breathtaking landscape and sunsets, embrace the full resort experience during your stay.   Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn Facilities Read more...

The Esalen Institute is among the most picturesque oceanside hot springs you’ll experience. Multiple hot pools offer private access and regular cleaning, viewing the Pacific Ocean below. If you’re visiting the surrounding Big Sur region for the first time, you’ll see why it is considered by many to be the most stunning part of Southern California. These hot springs are Read more...

Stewart Mineral Hot Springs Retreat in California Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Shasta, 20 minutes from Weed, CA. Stewart Mineral Springs offers guests an enchanted visit by embracing Mother Nature while soaking up the sacred mineral waters of the Karuk Tribe. They have made every effort to maintain the pristine environment. Surrounded by trees, Park Creek feeds the hot Read more...

El Morocco Inn and Spa in California Find exotic Moroccan luxury in Desert Hot Springs, California at the El Morocco Inn. Authentic decor entwined with the natural mineral hot spring and spa bring an experience like no other. While enjoying your stay, indulge in one of the many relaxing spa treatments from Moroccan massage to aromatherapy. When planning your visit, Read more...