Private Oodnadatta Track campground with a 29°C artesian spa beside wetlands and heritage rail buildings, a paid soak with camping and a quiet night sky.

Caravan-park stay in Quilpie with three hot artesian spas (30-41°C) plus jets, an easy walk-in soak with powered sites, cabins and town-supply convenience.

Remote Witjira National Park spring complex with a main ~37°C soak pool and short walks, 4WD access only, a rare desert soak with wildlife.

Large geothermal bathing complex in Fingal with 70+ pools, hilltop soaks, and timed entry, best for a spa-style day trip from Melbourne.

Private clawfoot bathhouse at The Lake Quilpie, 4 km from town, with warm artesian water by booking, sunset views over Lake Houdraman and a pot-belly heater.

Free 24/7 outback bore bath near Lightning Ridge with a constant ~41.5°C soak, bushland setting, and showers, plus set cleaning closures.

Border-town hot pool at Mungindi Swimming Pool complex, a quick artesian soak with toilets and picnic space. Best as a short stop between long drives.

Covered spa pool at Boomi’s village pool complex, with hot artesian water plus a lap pool, wading pool, lawns and shade. Simple, low-fuss stop.

Heated artesian bath pool in St George (about 34°C) with ramp and rail entry, plus a 50 m lap pool, an easy stop for families and mobility needs.

Small-town bore pools in Yowah using a mining-hoist cooling run, with showers and change rooms, a cheap, no-hike soak with local character.

Free 40°C artesian bath complex in Goodooga with showers and camp-friendly facilities, an easy roadside soak that stays simple and social.

Tiered artesian bore bath on Collarenebri main street with showers and an access ramp, often closed in summer. Easy stop on the Gwydir Hwy.

Free artesian soak in Apex Park, Walgett, with 38-40°C bore water plus toilets and showers. Best in cool weather, not step-free.

A booked, paid mud-and-soak experience near Eulo, using warm artesian baths plus natural grey mud, with child pricing and short 1.5-hour sessions.

Outback town artesian spa in Bedourie with a big 22-person 38–40°C soak and a 25 m pool, accessed by card from the visitor centre.

Town-run artesian spa soak in Blackall with a 50 m pool, basic facilities, and verified wheelchair access, ideal for families and road-weary drivers.

Coastal geothermal bathing in Warrnambool with rock pools and steamy caves near the beach, plus daytime family sessions and adult-only twilight slots.

A modern geothermal bathing venue in Fingal with many pools, strong on-site facilities, and verified accessibility features including hoist-ready pools.

A clifftop geothermal bathing complex above the Gippsland Lakes with varied pools, private barrels, and day spa options, year-round access.

Station-stay thermal waterhole near Barcaldine with a controlled artesian pool and clear day-visit pricing, best for campers who want warm water and birds.

Riverside artesian hot springs venue in Cunnamulla with multiple geothermal pools, plus sauna and steam room, and published wheelchair-friendly access.

Two-pool artesian soak in Mitchell with clear day pricing and accessible design (chairlift and easy access), ideal as a quick highway reset stop.

First Nations-owned mound-spring hot springs near Mount Surprise, with boardwalk access, guided options and very hot source water (reported 62°C) plus seasonal closure.

Free artesian bath tubs in Julia Creek at the caravan park, with warm bore water (often 38 to 41°C range) and sunset views from the deck.

Outback bore bath pool in Burren Junction with very hot artesian water (about 41.5°C) plus free entry, $5 camping, and strict no-glass rules.

Free public artesian bore bath near Pilliga with roofed pool and basic amenities, plus paid primitive camping nearby, and warm water around 37°C.

Forest-set thermal swimming pool in far south Tasmania with paid entry, picnic facilities and short boardwalk trails, but pool access uses steps and handrails.

Six tiled thermal pools beside Nettle Creek in Far North Queensland, with adult-only options, day visitors welcome, and a seasonal closure Nov to late March.

Spring-fed 27°C pool in Kosciuszko NP with a steep short walk down, picnic area and change rooms, plus a kids wading pool below the cascade.

Booking-only onsen-style baths near Lake Lyell, with swimwear required and no nudity, plus an adults-focused vibe (minimum age 15).

Historic mineral bathing in Hepburn Springs with modern pools and spa services, plus wheelchair-friendly main bathhouse access when planned ahead.

Free, open-air artesian bore bath in Lightning Ridge with very warm water (about 40 to 50°C) plus showers and toilets, but not accessible-friendly.

Palm-shaded thermal rock pools in El Questro, reached by a short walk, with limited public hours and seasonal access tied to the dry season.

Town-edge thermal pools on the Katherine River with a boardwalk and a wheelchair ramp at the main pool, often closed in wet season for safety.

Spring-fed thermal creek pools in Elsey National Park near Mataranka, with a gentle drift-style swim and very warm water year-round.

Heritage-linked artesian bathing complex in Moree with multiple hot mineral pools, family facilities, and paid day passes, plus accessible features and hoists.

Easy-access thermal swim in Elsey National Park, with clear, palm-lined water and a short path from the car park, plus NT Parks Pass entry.

Remote Great Artesian Basin mound springs in Witjira National Park with a warm main pool around 37°C, reached by long 4WD tracks.

Large, well-run geothermal bathing complex near Melbourne with family Bath House access, plus quieter adults-only areas after 10am.