About Humboldt County Warm Springs
Humboldt County Warm Springs offers a calming retreat with soothing waters that hover around 73°F, creating a comfortably warm soak. Nestled in the rugged landscape of northwestern Nevada, this spring blends natural serenity with accessible charm. Its proximity to other geothermal sites like Double Hot Springs and Caine Spring makes it a popular stop for enthusiasts exploring hot springs in Nevada.
Getting There
You reach Humboldt County Warm Springs via a mostly unpaved road, best navigated by a high-clearance vehicle. Parking is limited to a small area near the spring, so be prepared for a short walk over natural terrain. The route is straightforward but remote, demanding basic outdoor readiness.
What to Expect
The spring pools offer pleasantly warm water surrounded by dry, open terrain typical of Nevada’s high desert. The atmosphere is peaceful, with fewer crowds than more famous springs, but expect some visitors during weekends. Facilities are minimal—no developed restrooms or changing areas—which adds to the authentic, rustic experience.
Tips for Visitors
Arrive early or on weekdays to enjoy quieter conditions and clearer views of the sky. Bring plenty of water, snacks, and sun protection since shade near the pools is scarce. While no fees currently apply, respect local guidelines by packing out all trash and limiting noise to maintain the natural ambiance of these Nevada swimming holes.
