Updated September 18, 2026

Hot Springs Near Sacramento, CA - 9 Within 100 Miles

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Hot springs near Sacramento include 9 options within 100 miles, from Calistoga wine country spas and Coast Range retreats to Sierra Nevada alpine pools.

Outdoor hot spring pool and resort area at spa solage calistoga california

Closest Hot Spring

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa

75 miles from Sacramento

Hottest Hot Spring

Grover Hot Springs

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Hot Springs Near Sacramento, California

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Hot springs near Sacramento radiate in three directions from the Central Valley. West through the Coast Range, the Napa and Sonoma valleys hold six geothermal resorts between 75 and 90 miles, including the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and the Calistoga spa cluster. Northwest along CA-20, Wilbur Hot Springs sits about 80 miles from the city, and Harbin Hot Springs near Middletown is roughly 90 miles via I-5 and CA-29. East into the Sierra Nevada, Sierra Hot Springs near Sierraville is approximately 100 miles via I-80 and CA-89, a clothing-optional retreat at 5,600 feet. Southeast along US-50, Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville offers a lifeguarded alpine mineral pool at 102 to 104 degrees, roughly 100 miles from downtown. Sacramento's central position between wine country and the Sierra means both resort spas and mountain soaking are within a two-hour drive.

Closest Hot Springs to Sacramento, California

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the closest hot spring to Sacramento?

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa in Boyes Hot Springs is approximately 75 miles west of Sacramento via I-80 and CA-12, making it the closest geothermal resort to the city. The property features five adults-only mineral pools ranging from 85 to 102 degrees, fed by a source 1,100 feet below the resort.

Can I day trip to hot springs from Sacramento?

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn is about 90 minutes west and accepts day spa visitors. The Calistoga resorts, including Indian Springs and Solage, are roughly 90 miles west via I-80 and CA-29. Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville is about 100 miles southeast via US-50. All three corridors are practical day trips.

Are there free hot springs near Sacramento?

No free natural hot springs sit within 100 miles of Sacramento. All nine options are paid resorts, retreat centers, or state park facilities. Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville, approximately 100 miles southeast, has the lowest admission cost with a state park day-use fee for its lifeguarded mineral pool.

How many hot springs are in Calistoga near Sacramento?

Four geothermal resorts sit in the town of Calistoga, roughly 90 miles west of Sacramento via I-80 and CA-29: Indian Springs Calistoga, Solage Calistoga, Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort, and Dr. Wilkinson's Backyard Resort. Each draws mineral water from volcanic sources beneath Mount St. Helena at the north end of the Napa Valley.

Which hot springs near Sacramento are in the Sierra Nevada?

Sierra Hot Springs near Sierraville is approximately 100 miles northeast of Sacramento via I-80 and CA-89, a clothing-optional retreat center at 5,600 feet with warm and hot mineral pools. Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville is roughly 100 miles southeast via US-50 and CA-89, with a lifeguarded pool at 102 to 104 degrees.

Southwest toward the Bay Area, hot springs near San Francisco overlap with the Sonoma and Calistoga cluster from a different approach along US-101. East past the Sierra crest, hot springs near Reno add Steamboat Hot Springs, Carson Hot Springs, and David Walley's along the US-395 corridor.

More hot springs in California

Solage Calistoga, California

Solage Calistoga is a luxury Napa Valley geothermal resort with five mineral pools, signature mud treatments, and a 20,000 sq ft spa on 22 acres.

Warner Hot Springs, California

Historic geothermal spring site in San Diego County at Warner Springs Ranch Resort. Hot spring pools closed for redevelopment; confirm status before visiting.

Sierra Hot Springs, California

Non-profit geothermal retreat near Sierraville with mineral pools, sauna, lodging, and workshops. Clothing optional. Advance reservations required.

Dirty Sock Hot Springs, California

Free unmaintained concrete warm spring near Olancha off Highway 190, fed by artesian well at about 93 degrees; algae and sulfur odor common, no facilities.

Hilltop Hot Springs, California

Free BLM soaking tub near Mammoth Lakes with 360-degree Sierra Nevada views; adjustable temperature 100-110 degrees and quarter-mile boardwalk from parking.

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.

Crowley (Wild Willy's) Hot Spring, California

Free natural hot spring near Mammoth Lakes with two pools at 98 to 102 degrees on BLM land, reached by a flat 0.3-mile boardwalk with Eastern Sierra views.

Franklin Hot Springs, California

Rustic family-owned hot spring near Paso Robles open daily, mineral pool at 97 degrees, 100-degree hot tub, fishing pond, boating, and camping on-site.

Golden Haven Hot Springs Spa and Resort, California

Family-owned Calistoga spa hotel with a mineral pool, two hot tubs, and private couples mud bath packages on Lake Street in Napa Valley wine country.

Palm Springs Hot Springs, California

Retro desert resort in Desert Hot Springs with eight geothermal mineral pools, 50 rooms, and a spa. Day passes available; pools open 24 hours for guests.

Delight's Hot Springs Resort, California

Paid desert hot springs resort in Tecopa with four private bathhouses, outdoor pool, and hot tubs; day passes and accommodation near Death Valley.

Caliente Springs Resort, California

A 55-plus RV and tiny home resort in Desert Hot Springs with four natural mineral pools, golf, and an active social calendar, 20 miles from Palm Springs.

Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, California

Mineral spring resort near San Luis Obispo with 24 private outdoor hillside hot tubs, an Oasis Waterfall Lagoon, in-room mineral tubs, and a full-service spa.

Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort, California

Geothermal resort one block from downtown Calistoga with three mineral pools, a full-service spa, and 60 rooms set in Mediterranean gardens.

Dr. Wilkinson's Backyard Resort & Mineral Springs, California

Calistoga's original wellness resort since 1952 with three geothermal pools, volcanic ash mud baths, massage, and House of Better restaurant.

Onsen SF, California

Japanese-inspired urban bathhouse in San Francisco's Tenderloin with a soaking pool, sauna, steam room, and cold plunge. Two-hour sessions at $50 per person.

Jacumba Hot Springs Resort, California

Boutique high-desert mineral spring resort one hour east of San Diego. Three natural pools, hotel, and restaurant. Adults 21 and over at main property.

Holtville Hot Springs, California

Free BLM palm-lined desert oasis beside Interstate 8 near Holtville with two artesian mineral pools at 104-110 degrees; day use only and swimsuit required.

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Hot Springs Near Sacramento, CA - 9 Within 100 Miles

Hot Springs Near Sacramento, California

Closest Hot Springs to Sacramento, California

Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa, California

Wilbur Hot Springs, California