“Soak up the Springs!”
Keough's Hot Springs was established in 1919 and is still used today by locals and visitors alike. This is the largest natural hot springs pool in the Eastern Sierra and has a waterfall cooling system that plummets into the larger pool as well as a hot soaking pool.
Amenities include lounge chairs for sun bathing, snack bar for sustenance, massage therapy for pampering, picnic area for play time and a rock garden trail for peace of mind.
With year round electric and dry camping this is the place you want to stay. Whether you are here to do some fishing in the Sierras, Ski Mammoth Mountain, hike Mt. Whitney or visit the Ancient Bristlecone Pines we are the perfect location to do it all. Enjoy a soak while you stay.
We visited her when I was pregnant with three kids we all loved it. The campsites are mostly dirt spots but when you spend most of the time in the springs it really didn't make a difference to us. If you don't camp there is a snack bar that has hot dogs, etc. For springs a five, camping 3 1/2
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