Outdoors NearbyHot springs in Nevada
Here are 8 hot springs in Nevada that the public can visit: 6 free on public land, 2 with day passes.
Free hot springs on public land 6
Hot springs pools and resorts with day passes 2
- Carson Hot Springs Day pass
- Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa Day pass
Camping close by: Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs, Soldier Meadows Hot Springs, Spencer Hot Springs, Virgin Valley Warm Spring.
Nevada hot springs that are closed or private
These appear in older lists or on maps, but there is no public access. We do not give directions to them.
- David Walley's Hot Springs: Five mineral hot spring tubs at a timeshare resort. Call the resort to ask whether non-guests can buy a soak. (source)
- Double Hot Springs: Water about 180 °F; BLM has fenced it with warning signs. Not a soaking spring. (source)
- Trego Hot Springs: BLM advised the public in June 2020 to avoid bathing or any contact: water tested positive for E. coli, fecal coliforms and Vibrio cholerae. No later all-clear found. (source)
- Ash Springs: BLM temporary closure of the fenced Ash Springs recreation site still shown on the BLM page (public safety and endangered species). (source)
- Elko Hot Hole: On private property; access blocked by steel bars, NPS says not to enter without landowner permission. (source)
Pack for the hot springs
- Earth Pak roll-top waterproof dry bag Keeps your phone, keys and dry clothes safe on wet rocks next to the pool. View on Amazon
- 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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Hot springs in other states
Frequently asked questions
Where are the free natural hot springs in Nevada?
Yes, 6 in our list are free on public land, including Black Rock Hot Springs, Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs, Ruby Valley Hot Springs and Soldier Meadows Hot Springs. Some need a parking pass or a hike.
Which Nevada hot springs sell day passes?
Carson Hot Springs and Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa. Prices and reservation rules are on each page.
Which hot springs in Nevada are open all year?
Carson Hot Springs, Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs, Ruby Valley Hot Springs, Soldier Meadows Hot Springs and Spencer Hot Springs list year-round operation. Winter roads can still close, so check before driving.