Hot Springs Ranch, Eureka County, Nevada

Hot Springs Ranch is a private, off-the-grid adventure lodge and retreat center in Antelope Valley about 30 miles from Eureka, Nevada, four hours east of Reno on U.S. 50. The operator's site states retreats and special events only — no day use — and invites inquiries at info@hotspringsranchnevada.com. Independent guides place the ranch on Antelope Valley Road south of Highway 50 and describe a dirt-road approach of roughly 10 miles after leaving U.S. 50, which is the access recorded here (check conditions before you go). NOAA's survey recorded about 156°F at the nearby Klobe (Bartholomae) Hot Spring vent. Guides describe a hot lagoon and spa tubs on the property; confirm current temperatures and rules when you book. Find a Spring and Ultimate Hot Springs Guide describe a lagoon about 50 feet by 25 feet (knee to waist deep) fed by water near 115–125°F, plus an octagon spa around 104–106°F and a metal spa near 105°F, with the source itself near 160°F. The ranch sits among views of the Monitor and Ruby ranges and Toiyabe National Forest country, with a yoga deck, kitchen and outhouses noted by those guides; clothing rules are not stated on the operator site, so ask when you book.

Sources: gcarophd.wixsite.com, findaspring.org, ultimatehotspringsguide.com

A drivable road passes within a quarter mile of Hot Springs Ranch in Eureka, Nevada. The operator framing in the structured listing data is a developed resort or spa. NOAA's thermal springs survey measured the vent at 156°F, in the scald range above 110°F. The listed price band is $$ and facilities noted here: lodging on-site and reservations required. Nothing establishes swimsuit requirements for this listing yet.

Source: NOAA thermal springs survey — KLOBE (BARTHOLOMAE) HOT SPRING, 0.05 mi