Rogers Spring

Hot spring · Clark County County, NV · 36.377826, -114.443922

Closure or warning on file

NPS: Naegleria fowleri, a rare amoeba that causes a deadly brain infection through the nose, can live in the park's warm springs. Do not dive or put your head under. A May 2026 study reported it at Rogers Spring.

The spring-fed pool at Rogers Spring, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, 2011
The Dye Clan, CC BY-SA 3.0
Source temp
82°F
Soakable
Yes
Dogs
Allowed

The source runs about 82°F; the soaking pools run 82 to 90°F at Rogers Spring, a hot spring in Clark County, Nevada, managed by the National Park Service (Lake Mead National Recreation Area).

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Closures and warnings

NPS: Naegleria fowleri, a rare amoeba that causes a deadly brain infection through the nose, can live in the park's warm springs. Do not dive or put your head under. A May 2026 study reported it at Rogers Spring. As of August 20, 2026.

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Soaking

Source temperature82°F
Soaking temperature82-90°F
SoakableYes
Soaking allowedYes
Water typeSpring
Typical depth3-3 ft
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Access

ParkingSigned turnoff on Northshore Road (NV 167); a short spur road, about 0.1 mi, ends at a parking area beside the spring.
FeeLake Mead NRA entrance fee: $25 per private vehicle (1-7 days), $20 motorcycle, $15 per person; under 16 free
HoursRogers Spring is open from sunrise until 10:00 p.m.; the picnic area is open year round.
Managed byNational Park Service (Lake Mead National Recreation Area)
RestroomsYes
Drinking waterNo
ShadeYes
Picnic sitesYes
NoteNPS lists 4 picnic tables and 4 grills; fires only in grills or portable stoves and barbecues.
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Rules

DogsAllowed
CampingNot allowed
FiresAllowed
GlassNot allowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Rogers Spring open?

NPS: Naegleria fowleri, a rare amoeba that causes a deadly brain infection through the nose, can live in the park's warm springs. Do not dive or put your head under. A May 2026 study reported it at Rogers Spring. As of August 20, 2026. Hours: Rogers Spring is open from sunrise until 10:00 p.m.; the picnic area is open year round.

How hot is Rogers Spring?

The spring's source runs about 82°F. The soaking pools run 82 to 90°F.

Can you soak at Rogers Spring?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Rogers Spring. NPS: Naegleria fowleri, a rare amoeba that causes a deadly brain infection through the nose, can live in the park's warm springs. Do not dive or put your head under. A May 2026 study reported it at Rogers Spring. As of August 20, 2026.

How do you get to Rogers Spring?

Parking: Signed turnoff on Northshore Road (NV 167); a short spur road, about 0.1 mi, ends at a parking area beside the spring.

Is Rogers Spring free?

The fee is Lake Mead NRA entrance fee: $25 per private vehicle (1-7 days), $20 motorcycle, $15 per person; under 16 free.

What facilities are at Rogers Spring?

Restrooms, shade structures, and picnic sites. No drinking water. NPS lists 4 picnic tables and 4 grills; fires only in grills or portable stoves and barbecues.

What are the rules at Rogers Spring?

Dogs are allowed, camping is not allowed, fires are allowed, and glass containers are not allowed.

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