Hot springs in Argentina: 68 springs on the map
Hot springs in Argentina on one map: wild springs in nature (27) and pools, 47 of them open-air. Each has its point, how to get there and what is nearby.
Hot springs in Argentina on CAMPLY: 68 springs from open maps — wild hot springs in nature (27), developed springs and pools, 47 of them open-air. Water temperature and bathing type are shown where known; open data has no water chemistry. Stopovers and campsites near each spring are on the map.
- Updated 15 October
- Springs in the country: 68
Hot springs in Argentina
Showing 24 of 68, described ones first; all of them are on the section map.
Uso pasivo 37°
Exclusivo para mayores
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Uso pasivo 38°
Exclusivo para mayores
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas de Pompeya
Anciennes thermes, fermées pour cause de toxicité de l'eau (Arsenic)
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Medano Blanco Termas de Campo
Termas del Campo Médano Blanco. Una experiencia diferente para el termalismo argentino en Necochea. Un emprendimiento de UATRE.
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Howard Johnson
Spa del hotel. Платно
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales Públicos
Paid. Shower
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas de Concordia
Paid. Shower
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas La Aguadita
Opening hours: 09:00-22:00
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Cubierta
Profundidad de 1.20 mts; temperatura 35º a 38º; tiempo de inmersión recomendado 15 minutos; hidrojet exclusivo para adultos.
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Cacheuta Spa
Pileta hidromasaje 41°
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
40°C
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
termas Aguas Caliente
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas de Lahuen Co
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Terma "Los Tamarindos"
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas Marinas
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas de Médanos
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas de San Martin
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas El Surgente
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termas
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Termales El Sauce
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Termales
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Parque Termal Dolores
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Parque Termal Municipal
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
What every spring has
A point on the map
Exactly where the spring or pool is — and how to drive up to it.
Bathing type
Wild spring in nature, developed spring, pool complex or spa.
Open-air
Whether you can bathe outdoors — the key question for a winter trip.
Where to stay
Stopovers and campsites near the spring from the community.