Washington Hot Springs

Washington has 6 named hot springs on record across 4 counties. By development: 3 primitive and 3 resorts. 3 need a hike. 5 have a closure or hazard note on file.

  • No closure on file
  • Closed, or no soaking or swimming
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Showing 6 of 6 hot springs

Name Temperature Development Access Fee Status
Carson Hot Springs Skamania County
104°F pool Development Resort Access paved road Fee Day-use therapy pool about $12 Mon-Thu / $17 Fri-Sun plus tax (operator FAQ; prices subject to change); overnight. Status Closure or warning on file
– Development Resort Access paved road Fee Communal soak $30 adult / $15 child (3.5 hr); private spa $150 / 90 min (lodging guests prioritize). Status Closure or warning on file
– Development Primitive Access 4.5 mi hike Fee – Status No closure on file
– Development Primitive Access 10.5 mi hike Fee Olympic National Park entrance fee applies (private vehicle $30 / 7 days) Status Closure or warning on file
122°F source Development Primitive Access 2 mi hike Fee Private exclusive access $450 (fall/winter, 15 people max) or $375 (spring/summer, 10 people max); public shared. Status Closure or warning on file
99-104°F pools Development Resort Access paved road Fee Park entrance: private vehicle $30 / 7 days (motorcycle $25, per person $15). Pool sessions: adults 12+ $19; ages 4-11. Status Closure or warning on file
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Common questions

Where are the hot springs in Washington?

6 named hot springs are on record: Carson Hot Springs, Doe Bay Resort Hot Springs, Goldmyer Hot Springs, Olympic Hot Springs, Scenic Hot Springs, and Sol Duc Hot Springs.

What is the hottest hot spring in Washington?

Of the hot springs on record here with a measured source temperature, Scenic Hot Springs runs hottest, at about 122°F at the source.

Which hot springs in Washington are clothing optional?

Clothing optional, per a stated rule: Doe Bay Resort Hot Springs and Scenic Hot Springs.

Are any hot springs in Washington closed?

A closure or hazard note is on file for Carson Hot Springs, Doe Bay Resort Hot Springs, Olympic Hot Springs, Scenic Hot Springs, and Sol Duc Hot Springs. Each page has the dated detail.

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