This was a good spot to go with a kid, since the small, shallow pool include plenty of warm water options. If you go, please don't be skittish to naturists.

It used to be possible to skinnydip here, but not any longer. Local law enforcement are too clothes-minded.

Yes. This is a natural hot springs where you can fully experience being natural in nature. Becoming one with where we all came from and where we will go again. It is a special place. Please respect it. If you are looking for a family...More

The route down from the parking area is not great, but the pools at the bottom are delightful. The wind funnels along the creek, so secure your towel and other belongings. Bring drinking water! And maybe a hat (though if you're lucky, you can tuck...More

this is a wonderful place to go to. You must leave it clean and be respectful if you go here. This is clothing optional and should remain so. Be kind to others and respectful to nature. I love camping here.

Buckeye Hot Springs is not easy to find, but worth asking for directions. To access the hot springs, you have to hike down a cliff with some loose rock and brush. There are a couple of mud bottomed shallow pits surrounded by rocks on the...More

I've visited Buckeye many times over the years and most recently on July 4 around midday. There's a large pool beside the river with part of it under a cave. There's also two hot pools on the hillside above the river. Because there were so...More