1862 David Walley’s Hot Springs Resort & Spa

2 reviews (1 review for the lovely property, 1 review for the time share business)
The property is in a fantastic place, and has been renovated to that cool, old west feeling — with modern convenience status. Best massage therapists and a really awesome layout of the mineral water. Good food, great drink and the employees were really nice.
What a great location! And at the east entrance of the Kingsbury Grade, so it is only minutes from Tahoe! The Carson Valley is really beautiful and you’ll meet many transplants that fell in love with the area.
The oldest saloon in Nevada is only a few minutes down the road in Genoa, as well as some neat, local-​based restaurants.
Minden is now a booming little town and we were lucky to be there during the Nevada caucus and got to meet some folks we would never been so close to in California.
The rooms are super, and the property is dog friendly to some extent (Fido can’t bathe with you, thank goodness for other non-​dog owners-​but he/​she can come on vacation). Really great bathrooms in the suites, and some open up onto a great Rec trail along the river (4 miles of it being geothermal).
Loved the experience and will be back to enjoy that in the future…
We got there via a time share sales pitch…
TIMESHARE PORTION REVIEW:
We were enticed to come and see the resort in December of 2013. It was at a Cowboy Poetry show in Monterey during December. It was $ 90 for two nights at the David Walley’s Resort and we just had to sit through a 90 minute sales pitch that could be over breakfast or at the bar– basically to learn about the place.
Due to a demanding schedule, we were unable and I thought I’d simply skip and loose out. No big deal– too busy to really care.
Thankfully in November of 2015, I received a sales call from «1862 David Walley’s Resort,» claiming we could come out on that expired deal with a nominal deposit that we would get refunded once arrived, in addition to «Walley Bucks,» at the resort. And, to top it off — if we arrived on a Sunday through Tuesday, we would get an extra night for free. Great deal. We got our refund reimbursement as well as our Walley Bucks that we used in the nice day spa.
We decided to get there quick. I was in need of some mineral baths and massage.
One small drawback– I quickly realized we would not be staying on property. We were to be housed at a Holiday Inn, only a few miles away. We did enjoy using our Walley bucks on great massages and the pools were great!
During that 90-​minute presentation, with a sales guy we thought was totally awesome, we were offered access to timeshare properties across the globe– but most of the best deals on extra weeks for purchase were in locations I would not likely visit. Very affordable though.
We decided to give it a go, as under Nevada State Law, you have 5 days to mull it over. After realizing it was not really for us, we decided against it.
Our sales rep was super awesome and understanding. Definitely deserves his own vacation after fielding all my questions and concerns! He has definitely done this successfully a long time.
If you know time shares work for you, his would be an affordable one to purchase and maintain with a good flex program.
All worked out in the end and we will return to visit the hotel part for years to come, I am certain.

We really enjoy coming here every valentine’s day weekend. Really relaxing g and the café is great.

Not knowing that this was a timeshare, we were bombarded with the sales pitch at check-​in. After a «no thanks», the annoying phone calls to do a «tour» were unwelcome.
The Saloon prices didn’t match the menu/​website. The restaurant prices were wrong as well.
If you order a Rum & Coke, you get charged for each separately.
$ 50 to use the pools, per day, per person.
The massage was $ 130 and included use of the pool for the day of the massage.
We won’t return. Ever.

I enjoyed our stay here during NYE. We were lucky enough to find someone renting out their timeshare (I think), and it was a nice getaway. The place was plenty spacious for 4 people and it was well maintained and clean. I loved the jacuzzi bath tub! I didn’t think the décor was horribly out of date or anything, in fact, it was quite cozy. The only complaint is that the walls are pretty thin.
We were able to visit the hot springs free of charge because we were guests. That was something different and fun. The temps were about 20 deg F in the evenings, and so I was a little hesitant but it was worth trying out. Definitely go straight to the smaller pools in the back because those are the hottest. We had dipped into the large swimming pool initially because we didn’t know, and turns out, it was just a lukewarm chlorinated pool. We spent maybe 1 – 1.5 hrs here, including time spent in the dry sauna! There was also a steam room, but it was a bit crowded. Also come around 4 – 6 because it definitely fills up with people. As we were trying to check out, the poor ladies at the front desk were swamped with crowds. This piece of advice is super obvious (but maybe not since some people in my group didn’t do this): wash your swimwear right when you get home! The water from the hot springs will make your swim trunks/​bikini smell really funky if you don’t wash it well and hang dry.
Overall, we all had a nice time relaxing at this resort and I wouldn’t mind staying here again. It’s not too far from S. Lake Tahoe, but still far enough to get away for a bit. Watch your speed while driving through the little towns (Minden, NV) because law enforcement will get you (esp if you have CA plates). That was the only damper of our whole trip.

So my fiancé brought us here for my birthday. He used to come here with his family when they had a time share.
Goodness where to start.
We were given a room in the Dillon buildings… building two to be exact. We paid over 300 $ for two nights. So I’m thinking that we are going to have a fantastic room. Incorrect!
When we drive out to the building we get out of the car and realize our building is behind the one in front of us… but there is no where closer to park or even drop off our luggage. So we hauled all of our luggage in the wind and rain by ourselves since of course there’s no employees anywhere to be seen.
When u walk into the room it looks great. A tiny sink, microwave, mini fridge. Awesome. Even a couple of plates cups and silverware.
A nice folded towel to look like a bow in the bathroom, the tissues folded nicely.
Then you look a little deeper.
As I was unpacking our stuff, I kept finding these long black hairs everywhere. (On the bed, in the bathroom) later I even found one IN THE SHEETS as we got into bed. Gross. And considering I have blonde hair, and my fiancé has no hair… these were not ours. (I would have preferred a clean room and no ones hair in my sheets over a towel folded to look like a bow.)
Then I go to take a hot shower after our long drive in the snow. Not only did it take 15 MINUTES for the water to get anywhere NEAR warm… but once it did, good luck getting anything washed! There is absolutely no water pressure and these shower heads only pump out a trickle. Once I got soap in my hair, I kid you not it took me 20 minutes standing there just to rinse it all out! This only got worse the next night when fiancé decided he would try to shower and water pressure was even lower and temp kept fluctuating.
Also you get two «bigger» towels two wash cloths and a hand towel when you get to the room. Want more towels like a normal couple? You’re going to have to pay $ 15 dollars.
And let’s talk a little more about the room. APPARENTLY after talking to one of their sales people for the time shares that we were very interested in… our room is a 2^nd bedroom of their condo time shares. All they did was lock the joining door and call this our room. You are so close to the other part of the condo that I could hear them warming up their food in the microwave!!! Not to mention, when we told the sales guy (John) what building we were in, we get a strange look from him as he said «Wow they stuck you guys out in that shit hole?!» WOW.
Oh then there are the hot springs. Luckily we received a free hot springs pass for one day since we had gotten a couples massage that day (best part about the place). But the hot springs are normally 50 $ a day PER PERSON. And let me tell u the price is not worth it !!! One, these don’t look like authentic hot springs. Just like a normal pool and jacuzzi. Sure there are a bunch of the jacuzzis… but good luck finding a spot in one! So crowded! And same with the locker/​shower/​sauna room. Which also a shower was out of order in there.
Last and probably not least, (probably not last either but I’m tired.) don’t come here if u want a relaxing stay where you sleep in. I’m up writing this now before we even leave because a gunshot from whoever is hunting in the habitat next to our room woke me up for the second morning. Being from a hunting family normally I would be cool with this. But this is my vacation. UNACCEPTABLE especially when their website says nothing about this. Sorry but I don’t want to be woken up by gunshots at 7am on my vacation. And if we had the kids with us on this Trip? It would scare the hell out of them this early!!!
Main point… this went from wanting to buy into their time shares… to never wanting to come here again.

It was surprisingly easy to get a last-​miniute reservation on New Year’s weekend, 2016. My husband and I expected to arrive mid-​Friday afternoon, but Highway 50 had other plans for us. After traveling the final 30 miles over an almost 3 hour stretch, we happily parked at the registration office and checked-​in for our 3-​day weekend getaway. We were directed to an Inn in downtown Genoa (about a mile from the resort). Our off-​campus lodging resulted in us spending a fun Friday night at Genoa Bar, but not after checking out the resort’s own watering hole.
We had a few drinks with friends before heading to our Inn in Genoa. The room was beautiful, clean, and comfortably over-​sized for only two guests. No complaints about the Genoa Inn! After a good night’s sleep, we drove back to David Walley’s on Saturday morning. We ate breakfast at the small café, then spent the day shooting on nearby BLM land. (Although we heard there are places to shoot guns near Walley’s as well).
Saturday night we ventured to the hot tubs, ready to warm up after a cold day, with a high of 17 degrees. We checked in at the spa’s front desk and husband and I split up to find lockers in the respective men and women’s locker rooms. The spas were a little crowded, but we relaxed and spent almost an hour in the natural spring water before tiptoeing on the icy surface back to the showers. Unfortunately, the women’s locker room had a couple of boys sitting by their mother’s right outside of the shower. While their mom chatted on the phone with dad, (who was in the men’s locker room), the boys sat looking in a mirror that reflected only as much as I was willing to show. I cautiously dried off and changed, and then skipped the sauna/​steam room options, as I just wanted to get out of the compromised locker room. Nothing relaxing about the end of our night. I let the front desk know how inappropriate I felt the presence of the boys was but they didn’t really seem surprised or bothered. Honestly, if mom let them sit in there, maybe it’s fine by her what they see, but they were just a little too old for me to feel it was appropriate. And I’m not very shy. (I would not want to pay $ 50 per person to use the hot springs if the locker rooms aren’t also being monitored).
We listened to a short time-​share presentation while we were there and took a tour of the property. It was really low-​pressure and we both enjoyed talking with the rep about his family and the resort’s history. The town of Genoa is the oldest settlement in Nevada: it’s very interesting to hear about!
We really enjoyed our weekend here, and even though we didn’t purchase anything, we’ll definitely return on vacation. It’s a cute town, a nice resort, and a fun getaway.

Wow people sure are hard on old Walley. Reading all these reviews, I was expecting a horrible dump, but was very pleasantly surprised by our stay here. No, it doesn’t have the latest modern décor, nor is it up to date and sleek, but considering it has been around since 1862, I’d say it’s pretty cozy and homey. Basically it fits the feel of a old timey western type of place. Maybe we lucked out with renting a time share but we didn’t have to pay for the hot springs. The name is a bit misleading, it’s basically a bunch of tiny spas and one large pool (which actually isn’t a hot spring). It gets really crowded, but it was fine for an experience. It smells a bit minerally and really that was the only difference from it being like a jacuzzi (that and no jets). Still enjoyable I would say considering it was freezing cold and our wet hair would get frosted as we sat outside.
Our 1 br condo was nice enough. Living room was decent sized with a pull out couch, kitchen had all the amenities we needed. The back balcony was nice. Fireplace kept us warm (too warm as it was so very stuffy and dry in our room). Yes the walls are quite thin, as we heard some quite questionable activity occuring in the room next to us, but other than that, it wasn’t a problem. (Just a warning if you have young kids, and are placed next to young couples).
One word of warning, if you do plan to go to the nearest town to get supplies (Minden, NV) be very weary to pay attention to traffic signs and speed limits!!! There are speed traps for out of towners and they will get you!!! Just stay at the resort to avoid any troubles. The café there is sufficient enough. I didn’t get the check out the restaurant but apparently there is live music on the weekends?
Overall, a pleasant stay, not sure I would come all the way back, but definitely good to experience once.

We checked in around 11PM. We were helped by an older man who was really grumpy.
He was so rude, I don’t think I would go back just because I don’t want to have to deal with him again.
In the morning everyone working the front was about 100% the opposite, very friendly and helpful.
We had a 2 bedroom Condo like room and it was very nice, we left the heat off the whole time and the room still stayed 72 degrees.
We didn’t have time to visit the Hot Springs while we were there. We did call down to see if we would receive a discount since we were staying there and found out it is still full price, $ 50 per person.

I have to give them a 4 star for just the scenery alone! I used to live in Gardnerville and would frequent David Walley’s with a group of friends to use the hot springs and get either a massage or facial. I’ve always loved this place. It’s still really nice and they are doing improvements. This will always be a place to stop and visit for years to come.

This place is a true gem and it should sell itself with its Hotsprings water. It is our 2^nd timeshare and we luv this as well as our other timeshare at Americana Village in South Lake Tahoe. Both have their own perks
Thank you thank you to all the staff at David Walleys… to name a few: Jen a front desk, Kelly in sales, Adrianna, Mindy the manager and Lisa. At the hotsprings spa: Dannika, Shelby and Rocio (u are such a joy and u work so hard doing all our towels and cleaning)…housekeeping:Maria… Really really appreciate all that you guys do and I luv paying my maintainance fee every year… and I think it’s not even enough for all that u guys dothank you thank u so very much and see u guys soon.
So just for your information on timeshare… I have attended quite a few timeshare presentations. I also own another timeshare…
In my opinion, when one decide to buy into a timeshare. just like a car… make sure u know what u think the timeshare is worth. To me the hotsprings water sold itself and it was close to my home when I bought it like approx 3.5hrs drive. I don’t think it is worth to buy a timeshare In Mexico, Hawaii or other countries because I would not have convenient access whenever I want due to vacation time and flights and etc. and if one were to buy a timeshare pls make sure that it’s something one can afford which includes the annual maintenance fees… And pls always buy access to the hottest seasons so there wouldn’t be any blocked days… Like any other timeshare presentations, they are there to make a living so people… don’t get offended when they put an income qualification… this is a high quality resort and yes they are remodeling and pls give them time to do that… for sure quality people working there and a real gem which is the hotsprings waterhope this review helps and it’s all my opinions

Dave Walleys Hot springs are not worth $ 50.
The pool and spas are falling apart.
Usually one or more spas aren’t working.
1 small towel per person.
No lifeguard on duty.
No access to drinks or food in pool area.
Locker room showers smell like mold.
Locker room steam rooms usually broken.
This was our place to go for years when the prices were reasonable at $ 20.
We used to do a bike ride, then have lunch in the café, then spend a couple of hours in the spas and pool.
My family and I won’t be back as long as the owners are price gauging.
The Carson Hot Springs are $ 12 a person. Go there — not Walley’s.

This review is strictly through the eyes of a timeshare exchange; I did not see any unit except mine, a recently renovated 2 bedroom.
We exchanged into this resort through Interval International in October. Typically we head to places that we can enjoy fall colors at, since one doesn’t get that in our home of Hawaii. We had a two bedroom upper unit in the Dillon building.
There are four different complexes, as far as I could tell; Dillon, Canyon, Bodie, and the other one I didn’t catch. I think they were built at different times, with different developers. For those interested in timeshare, google «timeshare users group» and go to their website for more in depth knowledge. I digress; it appears that Dillon is also the newest building. Dillon has four separate buildings, while Canyon is a long single rectangle that is more hotel like.
Check in was quick and easy, the lady at the front desk friendly and checked to ensure we had an upgraded room that was quiet. That’s one nice thing about traveling during the shoulder season. The place was pretty empty, and we were the beneficiaries.
Our interaction with resort staff was limited to the housekeepers, who were friendly. We got a mattress topper from them as the bed was far too hard for our tempurpedic spoiled spines. The furniture in the unit was not comfortable, but adequate. Flat screen tv’s in each bedroom, and another in the living room. The gas fireplace was nice, and we liked how it was shared by the bedroom and living room. The kitchen was a tight squeeze, however, and not very well equipped. It was adequate, but the fridge was lacking an ice maker. A little detail that makes a big impression. I’m typing this now in a room at the Marriot Grand Residence at Tahoe, and the difference in furniture is very noticeable. It’s a good sign that DW is renovating rooms.
There is a nice walking path next to the resort that follows along the marsh sanctuary that is there. We saw ample birds from owls to geese to ducks, and I noticed deer tracks as well. We heard coyotes howling late at night as well. Interesting photo potentials there. If it were not for the loud a/​c outside we would have enjoyed the patio much more. I would not have wanted to be on the first floor with the unit right next to the bedroom either.
I spent a lot of time in my youth in the next door Sierras and we enjoyed the fall colors on nearby route 88, which makes for a nice day trip, and of course Tahoe. And you are ten minutes away from Target and all that Carson City has to offer. Don’t expect a lot of activity on site; this is a good location to explore the area. A day trip to Bodie State Park, for example, is a worthwhile excursion.
The onsite restaurant I reviewed elsewhere. Excellent food, and the fixed price dinner was superb. We went twice.
This was a nice stay for us. We didn’t go with high expectations, but from our perspective as timeshare exchangers owning in Hawaii we were quite satisfied with our exchange. The jacuzzi bathtub was long, narrow, and very relaxing; far better than the hot springs for us.
We are animal lovers and miss our dog on vacation, so it was fun to see all the people with dogs there. If you are not in that category you might want to find another resort. We enjoyed seeing the interaction of happy dog owners and the dogs themselves. There was ample room for kids to play outside as well. And yea, kids playing with dogs. Looked like fun to me!
Wi-​fi worked well, and we were able to stream from our iphone to watch some shows we missed. We hand six devices online at the same time without any noticeable lag. Plenty of places to charge devices as well.
So all in all, a pleasant stay. They’re not at a Marriot or HGVC level, but we had a good stay and would go back, so long as we could stay in Dillon.
Room Tip: Dillon building, top floor probably the newest and quietest.

I can’t believe they would treat veterans this way. Well let’s start with the fact that they said I won a free stay at their resort and spa. This is actually not true. They called to say that I would get to stay there for free if I attend their presentation for a time share in the morning but they forgot to say that your income has to be over a certain amount in order to qualify. They forgot to mention this over the phone which they said is a required script. They insisted that they would have told us these requirements. Months of planning and finding a babysitter for a fun 4 day vacation just to be told, «Sorry, you’re not rich enough to be important here.» Also they wouldn’t refund the money ($ 139.00) we spent to pre-​register for something we didn’t qualify for, thanks for wasting my time and money.
I really wished I could have given them a better review but after this altercation it was just not very welcoming. Plus we never got to use the facility. The receptionist were nice enough but that doesn’t excuse the fact that we planned for this and got miss treated. Not very classy and not a good way to manage your guest. I know they could do much better. From what I saw the facility looked nice and looked fun. But like I said we didn’t get to stay here. Just sad to see that these things still happen. I hope if your reading this that your experience is better than ours. Thanks for reading my review.

My husband and I used the Groupon. For $ 90 we were able to use the hot springs and spa amenities as well as a great dinner at the Restaurant
The spa was clean, had our own locker with key and we were given a towel. I would have liked a clean towel after showering, you are given one only. It would be nice to have water available by the spas as well. For $ 50 per person, these should be included.
My husband and I sat in a spa with 6 locals who love the place. They all frequent this spa as it is the nicest one on the Lake Tahoe area. Other hot springs are muddy and literally in a creek. These springs RW actual hot tubs with the hot spring water fed to them and controlled @ 101 – 104 degrees.
Overall, I would return again, with an extra towel and my own water.

This is not the usual hot springs resorts. I have never known children, booze and mobile phones in hot springs!
I wish I could write a good review of this resort, it has so much potential and the staff were friendly and sweet. However, it is not a professionally run resort, no hospitality qualifications here.
The whole place is a shambles and needs serious cash spending on it.
Again, sorry to have to write this but I don’t want others to spend good money on a substandard resort.

This review is solely based on the hotel portion of the unit I stayed in at.
David Walley is also known as 1862… Which does accurately reflect age and decrepit state of these rooms in dire need of severe renovations.
While the staff is great and friendly they are also powerless to do anything.
TV is still 19 inch tube… Picture quality poor and playing DVD is s dark it’s hardly visible.
Maintenance guys came out 3 times and couldn’t fix the issues. Heck I know them on a first name basis.
Kicker is these TV are not eye level that requires straining neck to look up to see these small tubes.
Dishwasher buttons don’t work even after maintenance looked at it. Worse it doesn’t even fit the plastic blender and resort to lower shelf which isn’t plastic safe. Doesn’t designers think about these details? No scrub sponge cleaner either.
Shower head fell off and hit my wife on the head.
Pots and pans are also old when replaced it was another used set. Unlike other timeshares at least they have new replacements. These cheap pans are like $ 10. And David Wally has no useable pans!
Location is at the foothills of a nice mountain but faces a wetland. So if you are juicy you will be eaten alive by Mosquitos! Kind of a cool site is seeing fish bob up for these buggers.
Bed has only 1 night stand as the designers couldn’t fit one on each side.
Internet is free wide open without password and doesn’t work! Rolling my eyes.
Went to summerwinds timeshare presentation… Where they said they spent 20 million over 4 years on renovations. Couldn’t get new tv in… Great efficient management… Not!!!
Crt TV are so circa 1999 or 1862!
Goods:
Nice powerless staff
Working AC
In room jacuzzi
As far as timeshares go this falls below standard grade.

Definitely nothing to write home about.
Much of the set-​up is dated and not well kept. The hot springs look tacky and the general area unclean. The temperatures in the pools aren’t well regulated, and the pools close very early at 9:30pm. Very odd timing, considering the pools are best used in the evenings. This place seems very understaffed.
In the locker rooms, there are saunas and steam rooms. This would be nice if their temperatures were properly regulated, however it appears they are controlled manually. Twice I hear of people going into the steam rooms and coming out with burns because the rooms were so hot. When I tried to use the steam room it wasn’t even turned on and produced no steam.
The place was seriously understaffed and unregulated. Saw at least five people bring their kids (under 8) into the saunas and steam rooms despite their being big signs saying no minors admitted.
Their website boasts of two pools, yet one of them is broken and unusable. The game room is broken and unusable, and the substitute game room is literally a joke: one pool table, a poorly made ping pong table, and two motivational posters… no, really.
The staff is hit or miss and often clearly disgruntled. I suspect they are highly underpaid.
The room we had (2 bedroom suite) was quite nice upon initial appearances. However, in the week we were there we had our fireplace break down twice (had a repairman in our room fixing it for three hours — really nice guy, though) and had our garbage disposal spew up water and food bits when the dishwasher ran. We also had to have a repair guy come in to fix our shower.
The timeshare sales people are unpleasant and a great deterrent. We had a guy show some blatant sassy judgment when we refused interest in his pitch.
I’ll give the place this much: they made me want to find a better how springs resort to check out… I bet a really nice one would be incredible. Unfortunately, while this place has an historic and ripe location, they do not invest nearly enough into it to make the experience worthwhile.

I read the review of the resort before coming up for a weekend getaway and was honestly a little nervous about it… However, once we checked in and got our rooms, I had no idea what people were complaining about. Maybe we were given a nice room because they wanted us to purchase the time share, but either way, the room was pretty awesome. There was a full kitchen, dining area, two flat screen TVs with cable, a fireplace that connects between the living room and master bedroom, a good size bathroom with two sinks, a large tub with jets, and the bed was comfy! We weren’t able to check out the spa, the hot springs, restaurant or even the game room because we were so busy with other activities, but with all that this place has to offer, I don’t see why it doesn’t have a better overall rating on Unilocal.
Oh, and it’s super close to Carson City which has tons of restaurants, casinos and basic essential shops (like Target haha).
I’m not giving it a 5 star because I know that there were some issues with trying to reserve our date, and also because the refrigerator was literally off so we had to let it cool and hope our food wouldn’t spoil while it got to the appropriate temp. Other than that, this place was awesome!

The hot springs here make up a lot for the overall experience. I can understand the rooms and houses are not the best you can expect, but the resort is decent and the hot springs have their historical values that deserve a separate and unbiased review.
This hot springs resort is more than 150 years old. As a health resort, it has welcomed many historic figures including Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain. The resort was bought and sold many times through various owners, but it has always operated as an amazing medicinal spring in Nevada.
Entering the spa, you are welcomed by a sweet smell of handmade soy candles. The receptionists will take your IDs and give you a towel, a locker key and a ticket wristband. If you are here for the winter, bring your flip flops!!! The floor is sharp and as cold as ice!
What compensates the ice cold floor is the view. In the cold winter, you can see the majestic fog wrapping around Sierra Mountain from any of the 5 soaking tubs. The spa says these tubs range from 100 – 104 degrees but there is always one tub with 107 degrees. The temperature may sound too high, but it is always this 107 tub that attracts the most conversations. The smell of hot springs is the smell of sulfur, similar to the smell of boiling eggs. This is unavoidable and you may have to lift your face up to the dark night sky a few times.
Despite the cold floor inside the spa and hot springs, the weather of Northern Nevada is pleasant most of the time. After a day of skiing and camping, this is where you can feel relaxed and refreshed.

Warmth!!! I am finally warm in Nevada!
As part of our day trip south of Reno, we spent part of our afternoon at the hot springs and spa. Wished I had tried this sooner. We did a dip and dine package. Access to the pool, springs and Jacuzzi, then a four course dinner.
We waked into the spa showed them our paper with the package on it. The staff got us checked in, wrist banded and lockers in about 10 minutes. Then we walk into the locker rooms that appeared to be newly remodeled. Nicely done in stone and very clean. Changed and headed out to the water area. There were three smaller spring pools to just sit and relax in. Three Jacuzzi spring tubs and a good sized swimming pool. Not much shade on a summer’s day but still an enjoyable way to kick back and relax for several hours. Temperatures ranged from 99 to 105 degrees, so you just check each pool area for the one that fits you. And you know I was in the toasty one.
They also offer a variety of massages, manicures & pedicure, and facials to add to your relaxing time there. Next time I’ll have to check those out online and add one to my springs day.