Hot Springs

NorCalSoak Directory

Northern California Hot Springs

Mineral pools, rustic retreats and natural soaking destinations from Lake County north toward the Oregon border.

Before you go: Hours, road conditions, reservation requirements and temporary closures can change. Follow the destination link and confirm current conditions before traveling.

Lake County

Harbin Hot Springs
Middletown

A historic spiritual retreat with naturally heated mineral pools, warm and cold plunges, extensive grounds, camping and overnight accommodations.

DAY USE OVERNIGHT CLOTHING OPTIONAL RESERVATIONS
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Colusa County

Wilbur Hot Springs
Williams / Wilbur Springs

A quiet off-grid sanctuary and nature preserve known for its historic flumes filled with naturally hot, mineral-rich water.

DAY USE OVERNIGHT CLOTHING OPTIONAL RESERVATIONS
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Mendocino County

Plumas County

Feather River Hot Springs
Twain / Feather River Canyon

A rustic riverside property with mineral soaking tubs, cabins, tent camping and RV sites in the Feather River Canyon.

TEMPORARILY CLOSED OVERNIGHT
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Sierra County

Sierra Hot Springs
Sierraville

A nonprofit retreat center where forest and alpine valley meet, offering mineral pools, day and evening soaking, lodging and camping.

DAY USE OVERNIGHT CLOTHING OPTIONAL RESERVATIONS
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Shasta County

Hunt Hot Springs
Big Bend / Kosk Creek

Primitive creekside soaking pools near the small community of Big Bend. This is an undeveloped natural site with limited facilities and variable road conditions.

WILD SPRING CLOTHING OPTIONAL CHECK CONDITIONS
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Modoc County

Surprise Valley Hot Springs
Cedarville

A remote high-desert retreat with private indoor or outdoor mineral soaking tubs connected to its guest rooms. Guests must be 21 or older.

OVERNIGHT ONLY PRIVATE TUBS 21+
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