Updated September 29, 2026

Hot Springs Near Reno, Nevada - 11 Within 100 Miles

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Hot springs near Reno start 12 miles south at Steamboat Hot Springs and extend along US-395 through the Carson Valley and into the Eastern Sierra. Plan your soak.
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Closest Hot Spring
Steamboat Hot Springs, Nevada
12 miles from Reno
Hottest Hot Spring
Steamboat Hot Springs, Nevada
205 °F
Closest Free Hot Spring
Fales Hot Springs, California
100 miles from Reno
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Hot Springs Near Reno, Nevada

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US-395 south of Reno is the main corridor for hot springs near Reno, starting with Steamboat Hot Springs just 12 miles from downtown and continuing through Carson City, where Carson Hot Springs draws from a 120-degree source in the Eagle Valley. David Walley's Hot Springs Resort in Genoa, about 45 miles south, sits at the base of the Sierra Nevada with mineral pools and resort accommodations in the Carson Valley. On the California side of the Sierra, Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville is roughly 70 miles via CA-88 and CA-89, with a state-maintained mineral pool at 102 to 104 degrees fed by 148-degree source water. Further south on US-395, the Bridgeport area about 100 miles from Reno offers free wild soaking at Buckeye Hot Springs and Travertine Hot Springs, both roadside pools on public land in the Eastern Sierra with no entry fee and no facilities.

Closest Hot Springs to Reno, Nevada

Steamboat Hot Springs, Nevada

Private mineral tubs south of Reno at Steamboat Springs, book ahead, soak indoors or outdoors, swimwear needed in shared areas, ages 12+ only daily.
Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa, Nevada

Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center and Spa, Nevada

Historic mineral spa near Reno with private tubs, outdoor soaking, steam room, and full wellness services. Open daily. No under-12s, fee required.
Outdoor hot spring pool and historic mansion at bowers mansion hot springs nevada

Bowers Mansion Hot Springs, Nevada

Bowers Mansion Hot Springs is a geothermal-fed park with a 44-meter public pool, splash pad, and historic 1863 mansion tours between Reno and Carson City.
Carson Hot Springs, Nevada

Carson Hot Springs, Nevada

Historic geothermal resort in Carson City open since 1849, with four outdoor pools and ten private indoor soaking tubs fed by natural spring water.
Sierra Hot Springs, California.

Sierra Hot Springs, California

Non-profit geothermal retreat near Sierraville with mineral pools, sauna, lodging, and workshops. Clothing optional. Advance reservations required.
hot spring resort in semi-desert setting surrounded by a pond at david walleys hot springs resorts nevada

David Walley's Hot Springs Resort, Nevada

Historic geothermal resort in Genoa since 1862, with five outdoor mineral tubs at 98-104 degrees, overnight villas, a spa, and an on-site restaurant.
People soaking in grover hot springs near Markleeville, california

Grover Hot Springs State Park, California

California state park at 5,900 feet near Markleeville with a mineral hot pool at 102 to 104 degrees, a cool swimming pool, camping, and hiking. Admission $10.

Fales Hot Springs, California

A former Eastern Sierra resort site on US-395 near Bridgeport; the property is privately owned and not open to the public, with No Trespassing signs posted.
Trego Hot Springs, Nevada

Trego Hot Springs, Nevada

Free BLM geothermal ditch in the Black Rock Desert at 90-100 degrees. BLM advisory: water tests positive for E. coli and Vibrio cholerae. No facilities.
Steam rises from a stone-edged hot spring pool surrounded by frosted pine trees at Buckeye Hot Springs California.

Buckeye Hot Springs, California

Free undeveloped creek-side hot springs near Bridgeport with rock-lined pools, a travertine grotto, and hot waterfall in Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.
Travertine Hot Springs, California - soaking pools on white travertine terraces near Bridgeport

Travertine Hot Springs, California

Free undeveloped hot spring near Bridgeport on the Eastern Sierra with tiered pools on travertine terraces and panoramic Sierra Nevada views. No fee.
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Frequently Asked Questions

1
What is the closest hot spring to Reno?
Steamboat Hot Springs is about 12 miles south of downtown Reno on US-395, a private mineral soaking facility with indoor rooms and an outdoor tub. The Steamboat geothermal area has source water reaching 205 degrees, cooled for soaking. Reservations are recommended, and children under 12 are not allowed.
2
Are there free hot springs near Reno?
Four of the 11 hot springs within 100 miles of Reno are free. Fales Hot Springs on US-395 near Bridgeport is about 100 miles south. Buckeye Hot Springs and Travertine Hot Springs, also near Bridgeport, are both free roadside pools on public land at the 100-mile mark along the Eastern Sierra.
3
How far is Reno from Grover Hot Springs?
Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville is about 70 miles from Reno, roughly 90 minutes via CA-88 over Carson Pass and CA-89 south to the park. The state-maintained mineral pool stays at 102 to 104 degrees year-round and charges a day use fee for vehicle entry.
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Which hot springs near Reno are good for families?
Bowers Mansion Hot Springs, about 18 miles south of Reno in Washoe Valley on US-395, has a large outdoor pool open in summer with a splash pad and picnic grounds. Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville offers a supervised mineral pool, a campground, and hiking trails in a family-oriented state park.
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Can I day trip from Reno to Travertine Hot Springs?
Travertine Hot Springs near Bridgeport is about 100 miles south of Reno on US-395, roughly a two-hour drive through the Eastern Sierra. The free hillside pools at the trailhead offer views across the Bridgeport Valley, and the nearby Buckeye Hot Springs adds a second free soak in the same day trip.
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West on I-80, hot springs near Sacramento overlap with Sierra Hot Springs and the Lake County options about 135 miles from Reno. East on I-80 and south on I-15, hot springs near Salt Lake City open a separate corridor along the Wasatch Range roughly 530 miles from downtown Reno.

More hot springs in Nevada

person soaking in outdoor hot spring tub with semi-desert views at dyke hot springs nevada

Dyke Hot Springs, Nevada

Dyke Hot Springs is an extremely remote 136-degree geothermal site in Humboldt County with scalding source water and minimal infrastructure in the desert.
Hot spring bathtub on a desert hillside in kyle hot springs nevada

Kyle Hot Springs, Nevada

Kyle Hot Springs is an abandoned desert resort near Unionville with a 150-degree source, cement pool, and bathtubs at 85-105 degrees, free and very remote.
Outdoor Hot spring pool and picnic table with desert views in virgin valley hot springs nevada

Virgin Valley Hot Springs, Nevada

Virgin Valley Hot Springs is a free warm mineral swimming pool in the Sheldon Wildlife Refuge near the Oregon border, with a CCC-era bathhouse and campground.

Hyder Hot Springs, Nevada

Hyder Hot Springs is a remote geothermal site in Pershing County with travertine mounds, hot seeps, and a soaking pool in an isolated Nevada valley.
Hot spring bath tub and stream with desert views in paradise valley hot springs nevada

Paradise Valley Hot Springs, Nevada

Paradise Valley Hot Springs is a 130-degree travertine crater spring near the Little Humboldt River piped to volunteer tubs at 95-108 degrees near Winnemucca.
Outdoor hot spring pool and historic mansion at bowers mansion hot springs nevada

Bowers Mansion Hot Springs, Nevada

Bowers Mansion Hot Springs is a geothermal-fed park with a 44-meter public pool, splash pad, and historic 1863 mansion tours between Reno and Carson City.
Natural hot spring pool beside bishop creek in a desert canyon at twelvemile hot springs, Nevada

Twelvemile Hot Springs, Nevada

Twelvemile Hot Springs is a free primitive soaking pool in a Nevada canyon, fed by 104 degree source water, reached by a two mile hike from Wells.
Wooden dock extending into blue waters of Black Rock Hot Springs with steam and distant mountainous horizon near Gerlach, Nevada

Black Rock Hot Springs, Nevada

Remote free hot spring at the base of Black Rock Point in the Nevada desert, with a soakable pool via dock, reachable only in dry conditions by 4WD vehicle.
Bishop Creek Hot Springs, Nevada - concrete soaking pool along a creek in a narrow desert canyon

Bishop Creek Hot Springs, Nevada

Free primitive hot spring in Bishop Creek Canyon 12 miles north of Wells, with a 40-foot concrete soaking pool needing a hike or high-clearance vehicle.
Person relaxing in Bog Hot Springs, an outdoor natural pool near Denio, Nevada, under a clear blue sky with rocky edges and shrubs

Bog Hot Springs, Nevada

Free undeveloped hot spring ditch near the Oregon border in Humboldt County, with multiple soaking pools cooling downstream from a 130-degree source on private ranch land.
Hot spring crater in remote monitor valley at dianas punch bowl in nevada

Diana's Punch Bowl, Nevada

Boiling travertine crater in Monitor Valley, not suitable for soaking. Private ranch land, permission required, high-clearance vehicle on dirt roads.

Caliente Hot Springs Motel and Spa, Nevada

Small motel in Caliente with four private tiled soak rooms and six rooms with in-room mineral hot spring baths, on US-93 about 150 miles from Las Vegas.
Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa, Nevada

Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center and Spa, Nevada

Historic mineral spa near Reno with private tubs, outdoor soaking, steam room, and full wellness services. Open daily. No under-12s, fee required.
Rogers Spring, Nevada - palm-shaded warm spring pool at the Muddy Mountains in Lake Mead NRA

Rogers Spring, Nevada

Drive-up warm spring in Lake Mead NRA with a 75-foot wide shallow pool at 82 degrees, palm trees, picnic facilities, and Naegleria fowleri warnings. NPS fee.
Hot spring pools on the Black Rock Desert at Double Hot Springs, Nevada

Double Hot Springs, Nevada

Fenced boiling geothermal pools in the Black Rock Desert, with a downstream soaking trough. 4WD required, playa only accessible when dry, no facilities.

Steamboat Hot Springs, Nevada

Private mineral tubs south of Reno at Steamboat Springs, book ahead, soak indoors or outdoors, swimwear needed in shared areas, ages 12+ only daily.
Fish Lake Valley Hot Well, Nevada

Fish Lake Valley Hot Well, Nevada

Free county-managed geothermal tub near Dyer at 105 degrees, overflowing into goldfish ponds, with a vault toilet, fire rings, and open dispersed camping.
Carson Hot Springs, Nevada

Carson Hot Springs, Nevada

Historic geothermal resort in Carson City open since 1849, with four outdoor pools and ten private indoor soaking tubs fed by natural spring water.

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