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El Dorado Hot Springs — Day-use fee or pay-per-soak in Tonopah, AZ (2026)
Quirky desert oasis west of Phoenix with palm-shaded cabanas, sand-floor soak decks, and night skies free of light pollution.
Commercial PoolsDrive-up parking or paved pathClothing optional
Temperature
98°–110°F
Pools
6 soaking pools
Best season
Winter only
Reservations
Required
Dog policy
Leashed dogs welcome
Family policy
Adults only
Safety notes
- Private tubs are outdoors—high winds or dust storms may close the facility temporarily.
- Bring cash for tips and merchandise; rural credit service is unreliable.
Amenities & etiquette
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