Hot springs in Mexico: 50 springs on the map
Hot springs in Mexico on one map: wild springs in nature (31) and pools, 41 of them open-air. Each has its point, how to get there and what is nearby.
Hot springs in Mexico on CAMPLY: 50 springs from open maps — wild hot springs in nature (31), developed springs and pools, 41 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: 50
Hot springs in Mexico
Showing 24 of 50, described ones first; all of them are on the section map.
Balneario Municipal "El Salitre"
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Ojocaliente
Opening hours: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00. Paid. Shower
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Termales
Paid. Shower
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baneario "Oasis Acatita"
Paid. Shower
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas termales de Totonilco
Sitio sagrado de la comunidad indígena de Santiago Jamiltepec, relacionado con el origen de la comunidad. A finales de febrero se celebra a la virgen de Los Remedios, en la Octava, relacionada con celebraciones rituales de fertilidad y e inicio de
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Pocitas Lajas Rojas
Opening hours: Mo-Su 06:00-18:00. Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Cuexcomate
Recowata Hot Springs
Valle Chico Hot Springs
Russian Valley Hot Springs
Mission San Borja Hot Springs
Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs
Ojo de Agua Yax-Ha
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Ría Celestún
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
La Gruta
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Jungala Aqua Experience
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Hotspring
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Gruta de Xhajhá
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Balneario Ecoturistico de Papalutla
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Cenote Corazón del Paraiso
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Valparaíso
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Chorros de aguas termales
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños públicos Cuautepec
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Termales Portalegre
· 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.