• Surprise Valley Hot Springs is a private resort with secluded bathing
• The resort gives easy access to a ton of adventures, including skiing and golfing

Surprise Valley Hot Springs is a private resort offering secluded bathing in mineral-rich water. The resort is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful vibe of the Northern Sierras, 5 miles away from the pioneer town of Cedarville.

Surprise Valley, on the northeastern edge of Nevada, is known as the Tricorner Region because it is bordered by three states: Oregon, California, and Nevada.

Surprise Valley Hot Springs Experience

Geothermal mineral water flows out of the source at 200°F (93°C) and is then piped into tubs at 100-105°F (38-41°C).

The soaking is for overnight guests only, and each room contains a private mineral tub.

All standard and deluxe rooms have their own outdoor soaking tubs fed directly with artesian hot mineral water. Some suites contain indoor jetted tubs.

Multiple activities are available for hot springs visitors. Many historical sites are in very close proximity to the hot springs. The Cedar Pass Ski Area is a short drive from the site, and a golf course is about 30 minutes away.

Hiking and biking trails are numerous and can be combined with exploring local nature and views. The area has multiple spots for fishing. Bird watching is another popular pastime in the area.

The Dark Sky viewing is the pearl of the location. The Massacre Rim Dark Sky Sanctuary is located 30 miles east of the resort, and it is only one out of ten such sanctuaries on the planet.

Neighboring Nevada's Hays Range and Warner Mountains offer visitors even more recreational options.

Surprise Valley Hot Springs offers a variety of rooms, including standard, deluxe, and suites. Each room features a full kitchen and a private soaking tub.

Reservations are required for all of the rooms. Please be advised that there is no internet access in the rooms and only adults are allowed on the premises.