I called ahead for a reservation and came for the day pass. This place is so cute! The Phoenix common area is great for reading and meditating, or chatting with friends. I went for an easy 30 minute hike that included a stone labyrinth. I had packed a nice snack and ate it at the picnic tables. You can't eat by the tubs, so having chairs along the hiking trails and the picnic tables were a nice touch. The main pool complex is very spacious, but I really enjoyed having an adults only option just a little bit further up. I would definitely come here again, it's such a beautiful natural escape. Thank you for a wonderful experience, and to Jerzy for all of the help! read more

I went on a last-minute day trip to here. I have to say it was an amazing time. I bought the day pass packed some lunch and headed on over there. It's not a super long drive from Fresno, and it was a quite enjoyable scenic drive. When you get there, you're greeted by a nice attendance at the front desk. They give you all the details on the center and then I headed over to the locker room to change. They have two sets of soaking tubs one set is where you have to have clothing on and the other one is ware clothing is optional. The one with the clothing required was full, so I decided to track over to the clothing optional part. For those I'd like to go in the nude the area is fenced off, so nobody can see inside, but I decided to go in in my swimsuit. It was a great relaxing time where I took time to read a book that I haven't been able to enjoy for a while. Since I had packed a lunch, I went to over one of the picnic tables that they had and enjoy my lunch. After lunch, I headed over to the regular pool again. It was a great temperature and soaked for a little bit, took in the sun and then headed on back home. This is a fantastic place if somebody wants to do a day trip. However, there are areas where you can camp out with cabins and I believe in airstream you can rent out. Highly recommend. read more

Oh my goodness what an amazing place friendly staff very quiet and peaceful super AC in the cabins is amazingly cool. Poolside has clean and well-kept restrooms changing rooms and lockers very nicely presented. Very reasonably priced. read more

I've been here 3x already since the beginning of this year. A dear friend of mine recommended this healing refuge to me after facing traumatic experiences back to back.... It took me 3 years to come but I'm so happy I did. I came on a solo trip, one with my friend, and one with my soul partner. A beautiful place to release all that no longer serves you, find peace of mind, and detox from everything. read more

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This place is lovely!! We booked the tiny house and it was much bigger than expected. I only saw 5 or 6 other people on the property that weekend so it felt like we had all of the pools and soaking tubs to ourselves. I got a kick out of watching the rabbits, owls, lizards and doves from the tubs in the morning and I'm pretty sure we saw a fox around dusk too. No mosquitos but there was a swarm of bees in the floral tree next to the back patio in the morning. They were easy enough to avoid and the loud buzzing was actually cool. If you're coming for stargazing, check the moon schedule to make sure it's not too bright and be prepared for night time bats when you're swimming. read more

We stayed in an Airstream and had a great experience! The staff was friendly and helpful, the grounds were really pretty and we basically had the whole place to ourselves. There were owls in the trees, rabbits hopping, cows mooing nearby and stars twinkling above. We brought in all our own food and extra firewood. The pool was warm and wonderful. The hot spring water was great- so mineral-y! The labyrinth on the hilltop was really cool and beautiful, too. A simple, rustic, and quiet stop along Hwy 5 in late January. Hot coffee in the registration office in the morning was a nice treat. If you know how to camp and make a fire, this is a sweet little spot. read more

Wonderful, therapeutic and relaxing place. The mineral baths and pools were very relaxing. Very friendly and welcoming hosts, that fully explained how to make the most out of the Facilities. Great public shared spaces including an updated bathhouse. It is a truly peaceful and serene place, with a lot of open space to stroll and hike. Wide range of wildlife and plants. So close to the Bay Area but a world away! read more

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MOST MAGICAL AND BEAUTIFUL PLACE EVER!!! My BF booked us a little weekend trip over 4th of July weekend, I had the most incredible time, I feel like I had a mini nervous system reset, minimal phone time, mostly just being present with Nature and my partner. I would love to come here at least once a month! I stargazed for hours at night in the heavenly healing mineral tubs read more

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If I can give this place a 0 on their customer services I would. Katrina the receptionist very rude and disrespectful. Her and some lady just kept laughing making side comments. They kept saying they don't get paid enough to be answering dumb questions. She was very condescending. I asked about reservation rates and reserving a cabin she refused to even answer in her words can't you see them in our website there is also options to reserve. Yes I could have done on the website but I had other questions that she refused to answer. If you are not there to help potential customer then find a new job. How are they even in business when you are refusing services. SO DISAPPOINTING!!! read more

Our annual trip to Mercey Hot Springs was so good! We just love it! We like to visit MHS during the wintertime because of the weather and availability of the cabins. This time around, we reserved Cabin 5 which has a small kitchenette. This worked so well. In the past couple of years, we cooked at the outdoor cooking station (upgraded grill last year) and portable grill the year before. We always play a few rounds of disc golf before get to visiting the hot tubs. This disc golf course is truly one of the top reasons we come out here. The rolling hills are not a joke and we are still young enough to go up and down them. The grass may be higher than we like and I might have said that the last review I gave. We will still continue to play here. As I've mentioned to my partner, we are doing our annual trail maintenance for MHS. And maybe we can find some DG baskets to donate in the future as the baskets current are pretty worn down. Registration was super simple for us. As she got us registered, she said you've been here before and know your way. Have a great time! And checking out was simple as well. The tubs are just wonderful. Both near the cabins and next to the swimming pool. We cannot wait for our next visit and we just thought out loud ...that maybe we should bring the kids next time because there is no cell phone reception Thank you always for a wonderful stay! read more

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They seemed to have a change in ownership as the service is no longer warm and friendly. After 3 visits with my new husband, he asked that we not return as he's really put off paying so much to the lady at the office who's not friendly in anyway. I made excuses for her the first couple of times. She seems so annoyed to have us there. read more

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The hot springs and grounds are peaceful and clean. The cabins are amazing. The stars at night !!!

If you have not taken a vacation or a weekend or a night trip here, I highly recommend it. Nothing but great service and free coffee in the am. read more

Love it! So relaxing, clean. Perfect getaway. Great place to unplug and enjoy nature. Reset and return to life ready to go! read more

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It was sooo quiet. No traffic or even wind. It was very amazing to experience that kind of silence. Great place to "think" collect your thoughts. I love the hot tubs (they are large deep individual bath tubs) very rustic and "old" west style. Not a Silicon Valley cookie cut out... show off place. "Relax!" Let it go." read more

Soaking in a tub while soaking in the Stars! Bring your cooler of food. Leave your worries behind. Limited WiFi. Time to unplug and chill! Clean cabins , clean facilities, calm and respectful, relaxing environment! Well run, affordable and lots of hot water to soak in! The beds are comfortable and cozy in February. The Valley has an assortment of entertaining day trips. Almond tree Blossoms, small Wineries, lots of small towns just off a freeway. But a weekend of sitting in a bathtub reading a book or listening to my downloads is heaven. read more

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Very relaxing love the mineral baths just wish I have more time here. But I will be back.

This place is an oasis in the desert. It is extremely tranquil and there's no traffic.. It's well spread out and rather private.. There's a beautiful pool and many hot tubs to relax in. If you feel like getting back to nature out in the desert, this is a really nice place..it's in the desert so you can't compare it to Napa or Calistoga. It's very rustic and old west kinda feel. read more

I just got home from my 3rd visit to Mercey Hot Springs, and it was better than ever! The charming historic resort is just as peaceful and relaxing as could be, and being there feels like stepping back in time. Since people are encouraged to not make lots of rowdy noise, all you hear are the lovely sounds of nature. There is wildlife everywhere, pristine rolling hills to roam, bright stars at night, and the most beautiful labyrinth that you can walk while watching the sun rise. Mercey has everything you could want including great soaking tubs, a warm swimming pool, complimentary yoga, easily-accessible hiking, bird watching, a cozy library, friendly staff and comfortable, affordable accommodations. The only thing missing is a restaurant, but it looks like that might be getting built! :) read more

Mercey Hot Springs - Labyrinth, a short walk from resort - Resorts Near Me - Firebaugh, California

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I will keep it simple. This place is way overpriced. There are plenty of nicest hot springs in the Bay Area with better service for the same money. Not recommended. read more

A truly beautiful and serene retreat. The surroundings are naturally stunning, the environment is exceptionally clean, and the staff are warm, welcoming, and attentive. From the moment you arrive, a sense of calm and quiet envelops you--perfect for those seeking rest, renewal, and a gentle escape from the noise and rush of daily life. Whether you're here for a solo soak, a romantic getaway, or simply to reconnect with nature, this is a place that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and just be. Highly recommended for anyone in need of peace, stillness, and a little time to restore the soul. read more

Amazing place if you really need to disconnect from reality and embrace nature and quiet. This place is truly magical and unique. The hot tubs are a relaxing experience. In the pool at night, we could see bats flying around. You really connect with nature here. The cabins are fun to stay in, rustic, comfortable. I would come here every week if I could. I visited once years ago, I'm already planning my next trip soon. read more

Me and husband were coming from another resort driving home we saw the hot springs sign and decided to check the place out! I am the lady that answered the phone she accommodate us last minute got us a nice cabin. We never did any kind of Hot Spring ever before so we were kind of like not sure how this is gonna work out . Once we got there we were blown away by it how beautiful the place was , we had an amazing experience. We gonna go there again read more

I Van Camped at Mercey Hot Springs for 5 days. When I arrived the nights were hot so I decided to take an AC Cabin #10 where I could park right next to the cabin and slept comfortably. I moved to a RV camp site #5 when the temps at night were a more comfortable mid 60s. I love that the hot tubs are available all night long. It allows for long soaks while star gazing. The therapeutic water is magical some of the best I have found. As soon as you enter the pool or hot tubs you feel the smooth water on your skin. The hot tubs are all oversized privet bath tubs that you fill with mineral water of your desired temperature. This is a completely off the grid resorts that has good energy and tranquil atmosphere. It is very clean with clean bath rooms and showers. When I was there in June 2024 they did not have the restaurant open yet but one looks like it is in the near future. They do have snacks, cold drinks, coffee, ice cream and Ice in the front office for purchase. I took the short hike up the hill to see the solar array, while up there I discovered a most amazing triple Labyrinth circle walk that was very mindful experience. I have never seen such a neat labyrinth as this. Truly an amazing stay, I will be back. read more

Mercey Hot Springs - Pool 80 degrees mineral water with chlorine - Resorts Near Me - Firebaugh, California

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Great little hot spring in the middle of nowhere. Stayed nearby in a rural house and came to the hot spring for the day. It's $50 per person for a day use pass at holiday rates. They have a couple different areas with personal sized tubs that you can fill with hot spring water. The water comes out at just the right temperature for me. There is cleaning spray to spray the tubs down before and after use. There is a clothing optional area as well as a pool. Everything was decently maintained. It's not a luxury spa retreat, but a nice off the beaten path kind of place. There are also campsites, cabins, and rv sites available. There is hiking as well in the beautiful rolling foothills and desert landscape. read more

Booked the cabin for a buddy's bachelor party to kick back and get some R&R. We didnt really know what to expect other than the fact we wanted to kick back, hang out, and experience some hot springs. Upon driving up to the property - it felt like we were going the wrong way as its pretty deep in the "middle of nowhere". (Drive safely at night!) It was super easy to check in and the cabin was quite amazing and fit 5 people pretty easily. It was a nice calm way to spend some time together and enjoy the peace. We spent some time walking around the grounds and really enjoyed our time regardless of the heat. The hotsprings were more aligned to stone tubs with water from a hot spring. this didnt quite some of the images of hot springs that our group had, but was still quite an experience to relax in. After some time in the hotsprings, we migrated to the pool and finally the sauna. all of the facilities were great! Dont forget to bring enough food and supplies (specifically water) for your stay as there is a limited stock in the office. They noted this on their website and they mean it. The best part in my opinion is the clear skies at night. The darkness really allowed the stars to come out and they will really blow you away. The time we spent just hanging out with a clear view of the milky way was truly memorable. If you can I would stay away from taking the J1 (panoche rd) towards the 25 as the quality of the road is nowhere as nice as the I5 and i was dodging holes in the road the whole way back to the bay area. read more

So disappointed in this place. Even the 13 miles into desolate California hills didn't deter me from looking forward to it. The woman at the front desk touted it as something so unique and rustic which is certainly is, but in a hasn't been renovated in years kind of way. There was moss growing in the pool edges, and the tubs, of which the upper ones are from 100 years ago, definitely show it. In general, many of the tubs had the enamel cracking, others with rust on them, like they haven't been redone, also in years! For $55 for day use I got access to soaking tubs that I filled myself and a heated pool all from their special water. That's it. No other amenities whatsoever except tea. You had to rent towels, there were no pool toys to borrow, & hard wooden chairs to sit/lay on. A coconut water was $5. And with day use you had to park your car out in the main parking lot with no shade. It seemed like the kind of place where they just want to make money off of people. Maybe it's worth it, according to some people, if you camp, or get a tiny, tiny cabin for $250 a night! Still the camp sites are quite isolated, it's only $75, and you can spend all the way till late in the tubs, so that's in their defense. Plus the water did help me feel better for a day. But it's definitely not at all worth going all that way with so few amenities, just for day use. I defintely will not be going back. I'd prefer to make the trip down to Glen Ivy or up to Harbin... It's so much better in either place! read more

My name is Matthew and I'm a devotional musician and yoga teacher. I've been to Mercey hot springs several times over the past 5 years, usually with my partner. Always had great experiences. BUT My last experience was literally one of the most disturbing of my life at any hotspring or campground. I arrived just after dark around 6:30pm from 3 straight days on the road, driving from the tip of Baja back to NorCal. I checked in to one of Mercey's camp sites for a much needed rest and soak. I was bummed to discover at check in that they had removed their beautiful sauna which was one big reason I wished to return. Oh well not a huge deal. So I soaked, and then decided to check a few emails before going to bed. It was now 7:30pm. I realized I did not know where I put the little paper with the wifi code so I went to the office to ask. As nobody was there (even though they say they are open until 8pm) I saw a fellow camper walking towards the office and asked her in a friendly way for the code, like any human who's friendly with the ability to speak might do.. she seemed cool enough and could not remember the password and so went back to her van to get the password which was at site #1 just 50 yards or so from the office. I thanked her and walked along the trail alongside the pools towards my camp. Which was a couple spaces beyond the woman and her husband's camp. I realized that the wifi signal dropped halfway to my camp and so I leaned up against the poolside fence on the campsite trail, and checked my email there for about 10mins where the signal was still present. The next thing I know there's a lazer pointed on my head and chest, and a man yelling "move on"! I was shocked and taken aback as I had no idea what was happening. The man started walking towards me aggressively with the lazer in my face saying "you better move on now"! Implying that behind the lazer is a gun pointing towards me. I exchanged some startled words with the man who would not speak to me humanly, but continued to aggressively and coercively point the lazer in my face, blinding me from seeing the man or knowing if he had a gun or not. I told him that "I'm simply a fellow camper checking my email where there's signal" in which he responded over and again "BS you're a trespasser" viciously. I told him how outrageous this is, now angry and fearful, and stormed towards the office wondering if I was going to be shot at any moment. I got to the office and used the intercom to share what happened. Two men arrived, one who turned out to be just an employee was very empathetic as I initially shared with him not knowing who was who. Then the other man (who I discovered later to be the manager) stepped in and Nastily said "just refund him so he can be on his way..he should not have been talking to anyone in the dark". I got zero empathy from him, nor did he listen to the whole side of my story before quickly judging. I was left speechless, when he snortingly said "do you want your refund to go or not?" I was absolutely appalled and told him yes I do. He made zero mention of talking to the aggressive camper who might have a gun, and provided absolutely ZERO empathy for the traumatizing/unjustified experience I just had. He then walked out of the office leaving me with the employee who surprisingly said "wow I did not think he would react like that". The employee gave me my my money, apologizing and I left the office. The manager was lingering outside and watched me leave staring at me coldly saying nothing. Definitely in my top 3 of extremely disappointing human experiences.. especially it being at hot spring/supposed place of peace and well being. read more

First timer here. It's about 2.5 hours drive from San Francisco. Our group of 10 reserved 2 camping sites next to each other for 2 nights. They also have 2 large airstreams, RV parking and several cabins for rent. If you are not staying over night, they allow day use of their pool and tubs. Remember to bring your own towels! After registering you are given a colored wrist band. There's a different colored one for day use. Toilets and showers are close by and plentiful. This place isn't popular yet and we never felt crowded or had to wait our turn for use of their tubs. Noise level is to be kept at a minimum. Each camp site has a fire pit, some with a grill and some also with a water spigot. Keep in mind if you are camping in the summer they don't allow fire burning. There's also a short hike up to the peak near by with a bench, perfect for watching the sunrise or sunset. My friends discovered a labyrinth made out of bricks on one of their hikes. You may see some wild bunnies and you will hear owls hooting at night and birds chirping. Pool is open from 9am-9pm and soaking tubs are open from 8am-11pm. Try to come during a meteor shower, I'm sure it will be amazing to soak under the stars! The pool range from 3ft to 5ft to 8ft deep. There's no life guard. As this is hot spring water, it may take you some time to get use to the boiled eggs smell. Keep in mind, the nearest major grocery store is about 50 minutes away. They do have a mini store at registration for like ice, coffee, snacks, drinks and portable propane. There is a clothing optional area with 5 single tubs and 3 double tubs but no pool. For the clothing required area there's 5 single tubs and 2 double tubs with a pool. Both areas have patio umbrellas for each tub in case the sun is harsh. The clothing optional area is a bit more outdated. I'm unsure about weekdays, but on weekends they offer free yoga under their giant tent at 11am. Remember to bring your yoga mat or buy one at registration. Lastly they have 2 communal bbq grills, a gazebo, picnic tables and patio chairs. Check out is 11am but they allow day use up to 2pm. Registration staff lady is very friendly, and as long as you follow the rules you won't deal with the owners which unfortunately I have not heard nice things about. read more

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One sleepless night in Airstream #1 cost $360. The bed was lumpy, the blanket thin and worn, and the bedsheets stiff. Beware of the resort's many rules. No talking in common spaces, but the staff constantly zip around in noisy golf carts. Much was not available during my stay. No private hot tubs. Too much artificial light for star gazing. Hot tubs and pool closed at 9 pm and reopened at 9 am. I thought the hot tub water, on hot undiluted, was too cool for a soak, but the swimming pool was nicely heated. We met both a friendly, younger relative of the owner and a grumpy older maintenance man. There are some nice crafty pieces of woodwork. This is not a place to go as a couple or with children. The impression I am left with is that the owners like the guests' money more than the actual guests. read more

Mercey Hot Springs - Mercey Hot Springs Surroundings - Resorts Near Me - Firebaugh, California

We go there every year at least once. It is always a pleasure and adventure. We like the owner and quietness of the place.

Truly sad to write an update... I appreciate that new owners have tried to invest more in the property, but it is no longer reliably tranquil here, the staff friendliness and hospitality can really be lacking, and the prices have climbed dramatically despite the accommodations being pretty rustic (which I liked when they were under $100/night.) There is a very uncomfortable mix of rule enforcement and lack of rule enforcement that is a big turn off to me. To be honest, I preferred this place under prior ownership, and wouldn't recommend it so highly today. read more

A hidden gem and oasis of tranquility. 2 hours south of the Bay Area and just 15min off I5, this nice facility is built around natural hot springs. It's a quiet place, well maintained, the views are stunning. In 2021, cabins ran for 200-300, tent/RV camping for 70, and limited-time day use for 50. Campsites are nicely arranged around the pool/tubs. If staying there, the open time is 8am to 11pm. There is a pool naturally heated with spring water and hot tubs where you can soak to your hearts content. You have to follow the rules which keeps it quiet and safe for everyone. The reception area has a small store with frozen foods, snacks, water at reasonable prices. The Phoenix common area is building with nice seating and a wood stove for heating. The second set of hot tubs a little bit up are clothing-optional and quiet. The tubs are a bit older and smaller but it's worth it. The tubs by the pool are longer - better for taller people. At night, the stars are bright on a clear night - the view is amazing. Everything is in great condition. The tubs, landscaping, tiling, buildings. You can tell the orders spent a lot of time and money on this place. They have a filtered drinking water dispenser. The accommodation and usage fees are well worth it. While I have not stayed in a cabin yet, I found the camping area really nice with small pine trees separating the sites - better than at state parks. There are owls around - sweet to hear their calls at night. If you spend the night here don't leave without a morning soak in the tub's with a cup of coffee - pure bliss. The Hot Springs were known by the native Indians and the name comes from the name of the man who acquired the land. read more

Didn't like the fact that we couldn't relax and listen to some music without the manager coming out and harassing us over us playing music.. wasn't loud we where having conversations not yelling at each other and there was only 3 out of 10 campsites being used.. Crazy.. and I paid a thousand dollars to park my rv here for 6 days.. Crazy expensive and they don't offer any food.. Not to happy with this place.. read more

The sun is almost always shining out in the middle of nowhere at Mercy hot springs. They have some construction projects going on as they make improvements to the lodging and pools. The owner told us that they were making the improvements slowly. They have some power issues. Off the grid is a good thing but it also leaves you at the mercy of the problems associated with having your own power source. When the power goes out the pumps that bring the hot water to the tubs stops pumping. The main problem is out of the owner's control, it has to do with the crowd. Accommodations At Mercy Hot Springs you can camp, you can stay in a rustic lodge or you can stay in a new Airstream. The camping looked to be crowded and not so hot. It's a dry and dusty environment and really there is nothing you can do about that. The rustic lodging has a shared bathroom and I believe one has a small kitchen. Not all that bad but if you like nice accommodation this place will fall far short of expectations. The trailers are the top end and also the new addition to the lodging. I hope they get more in the future. Each one has its fire pit as well as a deck with a grill outside. It is a trailer and the bathroom/shower is super tiny. The Hot Springs. There are tubs here that you fill up when you want to use them. They have 2 areas that are separated by the main buildings on the property. The lower area has a cold pool and a nice area to lounge as well as a shower and sauna. The upper area is clothing optional and is enclosed by fence on a wooden deck. The tubs in both areas are the same size, the lower tubs are in better condition. The water is great for soaking, when I was there it was pretty hot. I know in some of the reviews I read before going that people had encountered cool water. Very relaxing. Other People I think the biggest problem here is that people have no idea how to act. The hot pools are a quite are, while I was relaxing a group came and and started talking. This is not alright. A whisper is fine. Less like a bar, more like a library. Not sure why people don't understand the whole idea. It is posted, it should be respected. Don't get lost I also saw that some people had some issues getting to the place. I could see how it might be confusing as there is an exit on the freeway when coming from the north that would seem like the exit you want, Mercy Springs Road, it is not. You have to keep going until you hit the exit for Little Panoche Rd. From there is a relatively short drive out to the springs. Some Other Notes. Bring some water. You will find that there is basically no communication out here. It's a long way out to town so bring everything you need. read more

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Beautiful place. Quiet. Well away from the cities so you can relax. The staff is friendly and the amenities are awesome. We will definitely be coming here again. read more

I first went to Mercey Hot Springs in 2004 - they had a big, deep hot tub in the middle of the deck where all the clawfoot tubs are organized in a circle. Sadly, a few years later when I returned - that was closed off due to fire department requirements for safety (apparently - a child could drown there - as if they couldn't in the bigger pool? ban children and keep my deep hot tub). That hot tub was really amazing and so enjoyable! The little tubs don't get or stay quite as hot as the big deep one - but it's nice in warmer weather. The little cottages are quite cute and some have kitchenettes. You can camp or cabin there - folks who run the place are nice. One time I went in a rented car - a convertible - and it was a full moon and all the stars were out - we cut the headlights and slowly creeped down the road, enjoying the silence and the ambient light (keeping alert for headlights or taillights around us - but of course there were none!). Nice spot - very special and relaxing. Not as much privacy for walking around naked as at other hot spring resorts, so bring a sarong or a robe! read more

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would be interested but those solar panels polluting the view and rolling greenery are enough (sadness) that you can't get away from the techie bs, to keep me away from natural view . tacky. maybe put them on your building but not that gorgeous natural hillside. read more

Super tranquil and relaxing. Would recommend for sure. It's nicer than the website makes it look. Having said that it is not a luxury resort - so if that's what you are looking for, look again. It's rustic in a good way. Clean and well taken care of but simple. We stayed in a campsite and enjoyed it. Campsite E-5 is definitely the best of you can get it. Campsites are all close together, but people seemed really respectful and noise wasn't a problem. The walk-in campsites looked more secluded, but you do have to walk to them and they are very small. There is a little noise from the highway, but it's not bad. The staff was very kind and welcoming. Pool is awesome for kids. I think they said it was 88 degrees and is filled with mineral water too. I booked a massage with them too which was a great compliment to the hot tubs and sauna. I think my only complaint is that there are not very many bathrooms. Oh, and I suppose it wouLd be nice to be able to make fires year round, but I get it, California is prone to burn. read more

Mercey Hot Springs - Morning view from campsite E-4 - Resorts Near Me - Firebaugh, California

Such a hidden gem! My friend and I wanted to explore Pinnacles and stumbled upon this resort while searching for AirBnB's online. We're glad we took a chance on it because it was a highlight of our trip! We stayed in on of the Airstreams and it was more luxurious than my regular life. There was a comfy queen bed, shower, toilet, and fully stocked kitchen on board as well as a fire pit with firewood and a grill outside. Everything was so well maintained, it seemed brand new. The hot spring bath was absolutely perfect, especially at night when you can sit back and see the stars. The location is also idyllic with tons of birds, rabbits, and cows nearby. A great retreat. I definitely experienced tranquility! read more

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