Jemez Springs, NM
Jemez Hot Springs
This riverside soak in the village of Jemez Springs — long known as Giggling Springs — pairs mineral-rich pools with cottonwood views along the Jemez River. Four pools…
Northern New Mexico · Ojo Caliente, NM
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa
Day pass from $45day-use admission
2soak styles
Ojo Calientelocation
Northern New Mexicoregion
About these waters
One of America's oldest health resorts, Ojo Caliente sits between rugged desert cliffs and a cottonwood bosque between Santa Fe and Taos. Twelve communal pools deliver four distinct minerals — arsenic, lithia, soda, and iron — in naturally sulfur-free water. Day soaking runs daily, and the resort adds spa treatments, private tubs, an Artesian farm restaurant, yoga, and overnight lodging from historic hotel rooms to suites.
Amenities
✓hot springs pools
✓private soaking tubs
✓spa
✓restaurant
✓lodging
✓yoga
Good to know
- Listing researched October 2026 — prices and hours change, always confirm with the spring before visiting.
- Hydrate between soaks and limit hot soaks to 15–20 minutes — mineral water dehydrates fast.
- Wild springs run on the honor system: pack out everything, leave the pool cleaner than you found it.
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Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa: FAQs
Do I need to book Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa in advance?
For day-use admission, popular resorts sell out on weekends — if the official site offers reservations, book ahead. Weekday visits are usually easier as walk-ins.
Are kids welcome at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa?
Many developed springs welcome families, but age rules, family hours, and adults-only pools vary by property. Check the official site for the current policy before visiting with children.
How long should I soak at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa?
Start with 15–20 minutes, then cool off and hydrate before going back in. Hot mineral water dehydrates you faster than you expect — drink water between soaks and don't push through dizziness.
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