Buckeye Hot Springs

Bridgeport, California

3.8/5

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Buckeye Hot Springs is a natural and scenic hot spring along Buckeye Creek, in the Eastern Sierra Nevadas. This is a popular and highly rated spot.

From the parking lot, walk down the short but steep incline to the springs (200m). There is also a campsite within 0.25 miles.

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Buckeye Hot Springs Reviews

Kristine Lyng

Buckeye Hot Springs

06/29/16

There are a ton of nearby campgrounds. I recommend camping here and then waking up early for a soak. You're more likely to have the hot spring to yourself!

4.0

Becca Gahner

Buckeye Hot Springs

03/07/16

My boyfriend and I went here before Valentine's Day and there were a ton of people, probably around 15. Weird since it's quite a drive off-road and a bit of a hike too. Other than that, the hot spring was large and really warm, luckily it was right off of a river so the cold water circulated in. It's a fun day trip!

4.0

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