Hot Springs Near Seattle

5 hot springs are within 120 miles of Seattle. The closest is Goldmyer Hot Springs, about 45 miles away in a straight line. By development: 3 primitive and 2 resorts. 3 need a hike. 4 have a closure or hazard note on file.

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

  • No closure on file
  • Closed, or no soaking or swimming
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Showing 5 of 5 hot springs

Name Temperature Development Access Fee Status
Goldmyer Hot Springs King County 45 mi
– Development Primitive Access 4.5 mi hike Fee – Status No closure on file
Scenic Hot Springs King County 55 mi
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
Olympic Hot Springs Clallam County 68 mi
– 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
Doe Bay Resort Hot Springs San Juan County 75 mi
– 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
Sol Duc Hot Springs Clallam County 75 mi
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

What is the closest hot spring to Seattle?

Goldmyer Hot Springs, about 45 miles away in a straight line.

Which hot springs near Seattle are clothing optional?

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

Are any hot springs near Seattle closed?

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

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