About Longstreet Spring
Longstreet Spring is a warm spring nestled in Nevada’s Amargosa Valley, blending natural warmth with a touch of history. At 82°F, its soothing waters provide a gentle retreat amid the desert’s rugged landscape, surrounded by unique desert flora and fauna that paint a tranquil scene.
Getting There
You reach Longstreet Spring easily by car, with ample parking just a short one-minute walk from the spring itself. The drive-up access means you avoid any strenuous hiking, making it a straightforward stop on your Nevada swimming holes adventure.
What to Expect
The spring’s warm, steady temperature creates an inviting soak against the desert backdrop. Longstreet Spring has a quiet atmosphere, usually welcoming only a handful of visitors, so you’ll find plenty of space to relax. Facilities are minimal, keeping the experience close to nature without distractions.
Tips for Visitors
Visit any time of year to enjoy pleasant water temperatures and peaceful surroundings. Bring water, sun protection, and sturdy shoes for the approach, though the walk is brief. There’s no fee or formal rules, but maintaining the spring’s pristine condition through respectful use is essential.
