Harbin Hot Springs
Middletown, California
| Address: | 18424 Harbin Springs Rd, Middletown, CA 95461, United States |
| GPS: |
38°47'12.0"N 122°39'13.9"W Maps | Directions |
| State: | California |
Camp, Hot Springs, and Swim
Harbin Hot Springs is a non-profit hot spring retreat and workshop center in Harbin Springs, Lake County, in Northern California, about two hours northeast of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fees: Yes, see web site
Bathing suits: Optional in many places
More Information
swimmingholes.org: CALIFORNIA SWIMMING HOLES
THE web site for beautiful, natural places for a cool dip or hot soak.
https://www.swimmingholes.org/ca.html
Be careful. Pay attention to posted signs and always test the waters before you get in. Some hot springs can get up to boiling temperatures. Be sure to drink plenty of water to combat the dehydrating effect of the spring.
Be respectful of other soakers and the hot spring. Don't hog the pool. Camp at least 200 yards away and keep fires in designated areas. Keep your pets out of the water and never pee in thermal feature. Glass bottles should never go near a hot spring.
Directions
From Middletown, California
- Head west on Main St toward Calistoga Rd (66 ft)
- Continue onto Hwy 175 W (0.1 mi)
- Turn right onto Barnes St (0.2 mi)
- Continue onto Big Canyon Rd (1.3 mi)
- Slight left onto Harbin Springs Rd (2.1 mi)
- Slight leftRestricted usage roadDestination will be on the left(0.1 mi)
Located at 18424 Harbin Springs Road, Middletown, CA 95461.
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