Once a thriving town, Hot Lake Springs fell into ruin after a fire destroyed
half of the building in 1934. Several owners tried to restore the property over the years but failed to gain
community support and none were successful. The building was abandoned, looted, and ready to fall in on itself.
The Manuel family began restoring Hot Lake Springs in 2003. After seven years of restoration work, we have opened
our doors for business.
Whether you are interested in wildlife, history, art, great food, spa treatments, or taking some time out from the
rat race, Hot Lake Springs has something for everyone.
Our Complex Includes:
The History Center
Military and Native American artifacts
Admission Required.
No cameras or video devices allowed.
The Artists' Marketplace
Studio and gallery in one; meet local artists at work.
Soaking in the Mineral Springs
$25/hour. Please make reservations in the gift shop.
Hot Lake Springs Coffee Co.
Open seasonally. Serving hot & cold drinks, tacos and chili.
