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Hot springs in New Mexico

We list 22 hot springs in New Mexico that the public can visit: 10 free on public land, 9 with day passes, 3 for overnight guests. Planning from a city? See hot springs near Albuquerque and hot springs near Las Cruces.

Free hot springs on public land 10

Hot springs pools and resorts with day passes 9

For overnight guests 3

Camping close by: McCauley Warm Spring.

New Mexico 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.

Pack for the hot springs

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Hot springs in other states

Frequently asked questions

Where are the free natural hot springs in New Mexico?

Yes, 10 in our list are free on public land, including Black Rock Hot Springs, Jordan Hot Springs, Lightfeather Hot Spring and Manby Hot Springs. Some need a parking pass or a hike.

Which New Mexico hot springs sell day passes?

Blackstone Hotsprings, Hoosier Hot Springs & Inn, Indian Springs, Jemez Hot Springs and Jemez Springs Bath House and 4 more. Prices and reservation rules are on each page.

Which New Mexico hot springs need a hike?

Black Rock Hot Springs (0.25 mi), San Antonio Hot Springs (0.35 mi), Lightfeather Hot Spring (0.75 mi) and Manby Hot Springs (2 mi). Distances are one way unless noted on the page.

Which hot springs in New Mexico are open all year?

McCauley Warm Spring, San Francisco Hot Springs and Spence Hot Spring list year-round operation. Winter roads can still close, so check before driving.