Hot Springs Near Reno

11 hot springs are within 120 miles of Reno. The closest is Steamboat Hot Springs, about 12 miles away in a straight line. By development: 6 primitive, 3 developed, and 1 resort. 6 hot springs are free to visit. 3 need a high-clearance road. 1 is too hot, closed, or on private land to soak in. 9 have a closure or hazard note on file.

Distances are straight-line miles from Reno, not driving distance.

  • No closure on file
  • Closed, or no soaking or swimming
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Showing 11 of 11 hot springs

Name Temperature Development Access Fee Status
Steamboat Hot Springs Washoe County 12 mi
230°F source Development Developed Access – Fee Private mineral bath from $30 (single, 30 min); outdoor tub and cold plunge from $25 per person (30 min) Status No closure on file
Carson Hot Springs Carson City 25 mi
98-104°F pools Development Developed Access – Fee 2-hour soak: outdoor pools $18 adult, $16 senior or child; private indoor plus outdoor $32 adult Status Closure or warning on file
David Walley's Hot Springs Douglas County 39 mi
98-104°F pools Development Resort Access – Fee Day-entry fee covers mineral spas, heated pool, steam, saunas, lockers (amount varies; check operator). Status No closure on file
Grover Hot Springs Alpine County 59 mi
102-104°F pools Development Developed Access paved road Fee Vehicle day use $8 ($7 seniors 62+); pool $10 adult / $5 child 16 and under Status Closure or warning on file
Trego Hot Springs Pershing County 93 mi
90-100°F pools Development Primitive Access – Fee Free (visitor guides; BLM publishes no fee for the site) Status Closure or warning on file
Fly Geyser Washoe County 95 mi
– Development – Access – Fee Guided nature walk: $50 adult / $25 child (2026 Ticketleap; platform fees extra). Status Closure or warning on file
Buckeye Hot Springs Mono County 95 mi
100-108°F pools Development Primitive Access gravel road Fee Free day use at the spring; Buckeye Campground nearby is $24/night plus $6 extra vehicle Status Closure or warning on file
Travertine Hot Springs Mono County 96 mi
180°F source Development Primitive Access gravel road Fee Free; no entry or parking fee; no permit required for general day use Status Closure or warning on file
Black Rock Hot Springs Humboldt County 108 mi
103-105°F pools Development Primitive Access high clearance road Fee Free (BLM NCA visitor handout and visit pages publish no fee for the site) Status Closure or warning on file
Double Hot Springs Humboldt County 112 mi
178°F source Development Primitive Access high clearance road Fee Free (BLM NCA visitor handout and visit pages publish no fee for the site) Status Closure or warning on file
Kyle Hot Springs Pershing County 120 mi
85-105°F pools Development Primitive Access 0 mi hike, high clearance road Fee Free (private land; enter at your own risk) Status Closure or warning on file
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Common questions

What is the closest hot spring to Reno?

Steamboat Hot Springs, about 12 miles away in a straight line.

Are there free hot springs near Reno?

Yes. No fee on record for Trego Hot Springs, Buckeye Hot Springs, Travertine Hot Springs, Black Rock Hot Springs, Double Hot Springs, and Kyle Hot Springs. Each page cites its source.

Which hot springs near Reno are clothing optional?

Clothing optional, per a stated rule: Trego Hot Springs and Kyle Hot Springs.

Are any hot springs near Reno closed?

A closure or hazard note is on file for Carson Hot Springs, Grover Hot Springs, Trego Hot Springs, Fly Geyser, Buckeye Hot Springs, Travertine Hot Springs, and 3 more. Each page has the dated detail.

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