Explore Sierra Ville Hot Springs and Serene Waters | Relax Here!
Do not miss this hot springs when visiting Tahoe or Reno
Nestled between the majestic mountains of the Sierras and Truckee River lies the tranquil Sierraville Hot Springs. Dating back centuries, these natural springs have long been revered for their therapeutic properties and have been drawing visitors from near and far for generations, offering a peaceful escape for those looking to cope with travel stress.
Sierra-focused historians note that Native Americans used this natural healing resource dating back to 1000 AD. In more recent times, during the 19th-century gold rush era, entrepreneurs capitalized on the healing properties of these waters by constructing resorts around them.
Today, these spots continue to be popular destination spots across Northern California offering peaceful respite away from everyday life.
Visiting the Sierraville Hot Springs is a great way to enjoy the Sierras and one of the great highlights of small mountain town of Truckee. Once you arrive, you’ll find yourself surrounded by stunning vistas framed by towering trees and captivating alpine views that make it easy to forget your worries and just relax.
The atmosphere is calming and welcoming with various pools ranging in temperature so you can find the perfect one to fit your needs.
Whether you’re looking for pain relief or simply seeking a peaceful sanctuary where you can reflect and recharge your spirit, Sierraville is a must see stop for hot springs enthusiasts when making your way through the mountains over I80.
The Temple Dome Area houses the hottest tub as well as two cold plunges inside a sizable geodesic dome with gorgeous stained glass and skylights.
Located near is the sizable warm pool, which boasts toasty temperatures between 98 and 100 degrees, is located outside the dome. Other swimming areas include the Phoenix Baths and the Meditation Pool, both accessible by trail and provide more private experiences.
Sierraville is open 24 hours a day, the big old house located on the property contains a small basement cafe and several rooms available for guests, including hostel style shared rooms for budget travelers. Seasonal Camping passes are also available.
Information & Reservations
530-994-3773
The best times to call for reservations are 10:00am to 5:00pm Pacific Standard Time.
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Sierra Hot Springs
521 Campbell Hot Springs Road,
Sierraville, CA 96126
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