About Ash Springs
Ash Springs offers a soothing soak in warm, crystal-clear waters heated to a comfortable 97°F. Nestled in Nevada’s desert landscape, this spring blends the refreshing feel of natural swimming holes with easily accessible warmth. The setting invites you to relax while surrounded by arid beauty.
Getting There
Ash Springs is located off U.S. Highway 93 in Nevada, making it fairly easy to reach by car. Parking is limited and often fills quickly, so prepare for some waiting or carpooling. There’s no significant hiking required, enabling convenient access for most visitors.
What to Expect
The warm waters create a pleasant temperature for soaking year-round, but expect crowds, especially on weekends and holidays. The area maintains a primitive atmosphere without developed facilities, so the experience stays close to nature. Still, the popularity means you may need to wait for space in the pools.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during weekday mornings or off-peak seasons to avoid heavy crowds. Bring your own water, snacks, and any shade you may need since amenities are minimal. There is currently a closure in effect due to safety concerns—check local updates to ensure access before heading out.
