Big Bend Hot Springs (CLOSED)

California North California North

Big Bend, California coordinates: 41.019803, -121.907881

(REOPENED or CLOSED?):  [3/14/2015  – I’m currently waiting to hear back from the caretakers of Big Bend Hot Springs.  – Editor ]

Despite a neighbor kindly reporting that the hot spring is “reopening”, the website says it’s closed.  Big Bend Hot Springs has been closed and undergoing many years of attending to Shasta County-required repairs and code upgrades.

Primitive, Developed
Indoor and oudoor hot tubs, natural pools
Clothing optional? Yes
fee: $, Payment accepted: unknown, cash, Credit Cards

Shelter: camping/ RV hookups/ cabins
Food: community organic garden, diet programs
massage:
Nearby activities:

Address: 196 Hot Springs Row, P.O. Box 186, Big Bend, CA 96011
phone: 1-530-337-6606 (updated May 2008)
Email: info [at] bigbendhotsprings.org (updated May 2008)
Website: www.bigbendhotsprings.org

Directions: Just outside Big Bend,on Hot Springs Row.

Details: NO smoking, alcohol or drugs. Attracts new-age health seekers. Variety of tubs in and outside of bathhouse. Natural pools are beside the Pit River.

Author: terry

9 Replies to “Big Bend Hot Springs (CLOSED)”

  1. I live fairly close to the hot springs and have to say that as painfully slow as progress has been the grounds are showing 'improvement' towards the county's requirements–and the springs themselves reopening!
    Anyone interested in the Big Bend Hot Springs should definitely check out their aforementioned official site http://www.bigbendhotsprings.org.
    There are alternative hot springs scattered throughout the local area including the Hunt hot springs (a few miles west along the Pit River) and I've heard of a few near Burney Falls, not to mention a few colder ones near Faery Falls

  2. It is now January, 2013. Are you open yet? Last time I was there was 1989 and loved it. Please update your blog.
    Carmudgeon43

  3. Important News:

    * Big Bend Hot Springs is currently CLOSED until further notice for Shasta County-required repairs and code upgrades.

    * The “Big Bend Hot Springs Project” (BBHSP), a not-for-profit group, (including local community members and a large network of allies) are the new stewards.

    * BBHSP is an inclusive group of stewards who do not believe in land “ownership,” and see this as a community project. Representatives of BBHSP and members of the Big Bend community are now beginning the gradual work of bringing the special unique property back to its full potential.

    Big Bend Hot Springs Project Core Goals:

    1. To preserve and protect the land and resources as a natural area and wildlife sanctuary

    2. To re-open the small-scale public camping and soaking business (closed in 2007)

    3. To develop a model sustainable permaculture facility with geothermally heated greenhouses to grow food

    Please check back at this web site for updates, and thanks for your support!
    Questions? Email Us: info [at] bigbendhotsprings.org

  4. 8/29/2003- Just went to big Bend hot springs last month. $10.00 a head for the whole day. It was great we were the only two in the spring for three hours. There is a phone but I don’t have it. you could call the school (Indian springs) in big Bend and talk to the staff. Big bend is a very small place.

    Gregory G, USA

  5. 10/06/2002- its open with septic or county permits so they keep it low key. five bucks a head to soak and campsites 5-15 for riverside. Spectacular we spent three weeks working on the place….

    scott h, USA

  6. 12/02/1999- I’m trying to find out if Big Bend Hot springs is still open. The number listed at your site doesn’t seem to be in operation any more and directory service doesn’t have a listing. I had a great time at there, it was cheap and funky, and was hoping to return there over Christmas.

    Art Simon, USA

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