Murrieta Hot Springs Resort
132°F
Source water (NOAA)
Drive-up
Easy access
Paid
Fees apply
Murrieta Hot Springs Resort is a restored 1902 geothermal resort on a 46-acre site in Murrieta, California. It reopened to the public in February 2024 with many mineral pools, cold plunges, a sauna, a bathhouse and a hotel. Day-pass visitors can use both family-friendly and adults-only (18+) pool areas, and a swimsuit is required in the family-friendly areas.
01 · Before you go
Plan your visit
What to expect on the ground: rules, facilities and when to go.
- Swimsuits required
- Changing rooms & lodgingAlso food, parking
- Pools25+ pools per the resort's own listing. Other sources say 50+ pools, tubs and water features.
- HoursDay-pass soaking is daily 9am-10pm. Twilight pass access starts at 4pm. Overnight guests have 24-hour soaking.
- Good for kids
- FeesDay passes listed as Mon-Fri $109 and Sat, Sun and holidays $129. Twilight pass (from 4pm) is $59 weekdays and $79 weekends. Adult-only Relaxation Terrace pass is $139 weekdays and $179 weekends. Local residents from $59. Prices are from the resort's own pages and may change. A Tripadvisor reviewer reported extra charges for robe rental and a locker.
02 · Live
Conditions
Access status, weather and hazards. Closure feeds are checked automatically every morning.
Checked 14 Oct · updated daily
The resort was closed to the public for about 30 years. It was a Calvary Chapel Bible College and retreat from 1995 to 2022. Olympus Real Estate Group bought it in October 2022, restored it, and reopened it on Feb 1, 2024. No closures were found in searches for 2025 or 2026, and the resort's pages were updated within the last few weeks. An expansion was announced for around Q2 2025 that would double the rooms and pools. Walk-in day passes are allowed if space remains, and the FAQ says to reserve ahead. Online booking is available.
Pools may show a cloudy substance, which the resort's FAQ says is mineral buildup. Check current rules before visiting.
03 · Route
Getting there
Nearest town: Murrieta.
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The resort is at 39405 Murrieta Hot Springs Rd in Murrieta, in the Temecula Valley of Riverside County.
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It is reached by paved road, and day-pass check-in is at the Bathhouse.
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A Tripadvisor reviewer reported easy, plentiful parking.
33.5580, −117.1540 · nearest town Murrieta, CA
04 · Where to stay
Stay nearby
Make a night of it. Places to stay near Murrieta, from campgrounds to cabins.
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