Keough's Hot Springs

Bishop, California

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Keough's Hot Springs is located in California’s Owens Valley. This hot spring is part of a resort with camping available. There is a free hot spring closely located to the resort called Keough's Hot Springs Creek.

Pools:
There are two mineral water pools at different temperatures for soaking. The pools are cleaned once a week and fresh water is flushed in.

Amenities:
Showers and changing rooms are available for day users and campers. There is a small snack bar and restaurant if you need food.

Fees:
There is a small fee for day use as well as a fee if you’re planning to stay overnight and camp.

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