Sierra Hot Springs is a rustic, clothing-optional resort located in Sierraville, Northern California—just 25 miles north of Lake Tahoe. It’s best known for its natural mineral hot springs, quiet forest setting, and wellness-focused, off-grid atmosphere. The resort features several soaking areas, including the indoor Temple Dome Pool (105–110°F), outdoor Meditation …
Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort & Spa is a well-known hot spring destination located in the scenic hills of San Luis Obispo County, California. The resort is centered around a series of private outdoor hot tubs fed by natural mineral springs, offering a relaxing and intimate soaking experience surrounded by lush …
Wilbur Hot Springs is a historic off-grid hot spring resort located within a private 1,800-acre nature preserve in Colusa County, Northern California. The resort centers around naturally flowing geothermal waters rich in minerals, offering guests a peaceful soaking experience in a rustic and quiet environment. The mineral springs are directed …
Buckstaff Baths is a community bathhouse in central Arkansas, located directly on Bathhouse Row in downtown Hot Springs. It’s the only historic bathhouse in Hot Springs National Park that has remained in continuous operation since 1912. Known for its traditional thermal bathing treatments and vintage interiors, Buckstaff offers private mineral …
Display Springs is a small public hot spring located in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, just steps from Bathhouse Row. Unlike the city’s famous bathhouses, Display Springs is not for bathing—it’s an above-ground thermal spring displayed in a natural rock enclosure as part of the Hot Springs National Park walking trails. …
Quapaw Baths & Spa is a historic bathhouse and modern-day spa located on Bathhouse Row in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas. Built in 1922 and styled in Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, it now operates as a public thermal spa with four large soaking pools filled with natural hot spring water. In …
Alaska’s hot springs offer a unique way to experience the state’s geothermal activity while soaking in naturally heated mineral waters. Whether you’re looking for a full-service resort with spa facilities, a community-run soaking spot, or an off-grid wilderness experience, Alaska has a range of hot springs to suit different travel …
El Dorado Hot Springs offers visitors a unique and rejuvenating experience. This rustic mineral hot springs retreat provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, allowing guests to soak in natural geothermal waters while enjoying the serene desert landscape. With its healing mineral waters and laid-back …
Baranof Warm Springs is a remote natural hot spring located on Baranof Island in Southeast Alaska. Known for its nine geothermal pools, stunning waterfront views, and nearby cascading waterfalls, this hidden gem attracts visitors looking for relaxation and adventure. The springs are part of the small, seasonal community of Baranof, …
Hidden at the very end of the Elliott Highway, about 160 miles west of Fairbanks, Manley Hot Springs is one of Alaska’s lesser-known but fascinating geothermal destinations. This small, quiet community has a population of around 100 residents and offers a glimpse into Alaska’s gold rush history, as well as …
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