Glen Ivy Hot Springs
A large day spa in Temescal Canyon with 19 mineral pools, saunas and a mud area spread over about 14 acres. Admission covers the pools, lockers, towels and daily classes. Glen Ivy Hot Springs is open to day visitors for a fee.
| Access | Day passes for the public Day spa that sells admission to the public; book online. Adults 18 and over only. |
|---|---|
| Type | Hot springs resort, 19 pools |
| Location | Temescal Valley (Corona), CA Managed by Private operator Directions (approximate location; check the official map) |
| Water | 131 °F at the source (USGS/NOAA survey, 1980) |
| Prices | Day pass (admission only): from $75 (October and November–December weekdays (Mon–Fri)) Day pass (admission only): from $95–$105 (October weekends) Day pass (admission only): from $85–$95 (November–December weekends) Evening admission: from $45 Admission + spa service: from $155 Checked October 2026 on the operator's site |
| Season | year-round |
| Reservations | recommended |
| Parking | Free parking |
| Ages | 18+ only |
| Facilities | changing rooms, showers, lockers, towels, saunas, steam rooms, food |
| Website | glenivy.com |
| Phone | (888) 453-6489 |
Best time to soak: Glen Ivy Hot Springs
From Corona, CA it is roughly 9 miles southeast as the crow flies.
From June to September highs reach 90 to 98 °F. Many people skip midday soaks in summer and come back after sunset.
| Month | High | Low | Rain days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 66 °F | 42 °F | 4 |
| Feb | 67 °F | 43 °F | 5 |
| Mar | 72 °F | 46 °F | 3 |
| Apr | 77 °F | 49 °F | 2 |
| May | 82 °F | 54 °F | 1 |
| Jun | 90 °F | 58 °F | 0 |
| Jul | 97 °F | 64 °F | 0 |
| Aug | 98 °F | 65 °F | 0 |
| Sep | 93 °F | 61 °F | 0 |
| Oct | 83 °F | 54 °F | 1 |
| Nov | 73 °F | 46 °F | 2 |
| Dec | 65 °F | 40 °F | 4 |
More to do nearby
- Deleo Regional Sports Park Splash Pad (splash pad, 2 mi)
- Deleo Regional Sports Park Dog Park (dog park, 2 mi)
- Deleo Regional Sports Park Skatepark (skatepark, 2 mi)
- Holly Jim Falls (waterfall, 4 mi)
- Lake Forest Ice Palace (indoor ice rink, 12 mi)
Pack for the hot springs
- Battery-free floating water thermometer Check a pool before you get in. Natural springs can run hotter than they look. View on Amazon
- Top pick 4Monster quick-dry microfiber towel with case Packs small for the hike to the pools and dries in the car on the way home. View on Amazon
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Illustration SIMARI quick-dry water shoes for women and men Grip on slick rock and gravel pool bottoms, and they dry fast on the walk out. View on Amazon
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Hot springs in the area
Waterfalls nearby
- Holly Jim Falls (4 mi)
- Harding Canyon Falls (6 mi)
- Upper Harding Canyon Falls (6 mi)
Sources
Access, prices and rules come from these official pages, checked October 2026. Hot springs close for weather, repairs or high water, so confirm before you go.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Glen Ivy Hot Springs free?
Day pass (admission only): from $75 (October and November–December weekdays (Mon–Fri)), Day pass (admission only): from $95–$105 (October weekends) and Day pass (admission only): from $85–$95 (November–December weekends), according to the operator as of October 2026. Prices change, so check before you go.
How hot is Glen Ivy Hot Springs?
131 °F at the source (USGS/NOAA survey, 1980). Pool temperatures are usually lower than at the source and change with the season.
When is Glen Ivy Hot Springs open?
year-round.