Warner Springs Ranch Resort
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- 1 hr 35 min from San Diego
A historic ranch resort in the Warner Valley of north San Diego County built around the Warner Hot Springs. The resort's own site lists the hot mineral pools, casitas, spa, dining and golf as closed for remodeling, with only the gas mart open. No reopening date has been published.
Resort and hot mineral pools closed for remodeling as of Nov 2026; no reopening date published.
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✓ Verified November 2026
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- Nearest town
- Warner Springs
- From San Diego
- 1 hr 35 min
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Tickets & booking
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On site
| Lodging | Yes |
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Not stated by the venue: access, swimwear, ages, dogs.
Water temperature
This venue doesn't publish pool temperatures.
Mineral profile
Total dissolved minerals
341 mg/L
Lightly mineralized · Sodium–sulfate (sodium sulfate water)
- pH
- 8.9
- Temp at source
- 127°F
- Fluoride
- 3.8 mg/L
- Boron
- 0.65 mg/L
Lab analysis of the source water at a USGS sampling site, sampled 1954–1964 by the USGS and partners (data). Pool water may be cooled, mixed or treated, and spring chemistry is generally stable over decades. We report measurements only; we don't make health claims.
What's here
- historic hot mineral pools (closed)
- historic casitas (closed)
- golf and horseback riding (closed)
- gas mart open
Getting there
- From San Diego1 hr 35 min67 mi
- From San Diego (SAN)1 hr 38 min67 mi
Typical driving time without traffic or snow.
| Elevation | 3,151 ft |
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Things to do near Warner Springs
Pacific Crest Trail at Warner Springs
The PCT crosses CA-79 near the community; day hikes to Eagle Rock.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
California's largest state park, east of Warner Springs via Montezuma Valley Rd.
Trailheads
- Hellhold Canyon Trailhead13.3 mi
Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Nearby springs
Agua Caliente County Park
A San Diego County camping park surrounded by Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, with three geothermally heated mineral pools: an indoor pool with age limits, an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The park is open from Labor Day weekend to Memorial Day and offers hookup sites, tent sites and seven cabins. Non-campers can use the pools for a small per-person fee.
Murrieta Hot Springs Resort
A historic hot springs resort in Murrieta with lodging and more than 20 pools fed by geothermal spring water found on the property, posted at roughly 50°F to 104°F. Most pools use untreated mineral water, while the Blue Lagoon, Oasis, Roman Spa, Vitality Plunge and indoor bathhall are treated. Day passes are sold to families, with separate adults-only areas including a terrace with a panoramic sauna.
The Spa at Séc-he (Agua Caliente Cultural Plaza)
A 73,000 sq ft spa in downtown Palm Springs on Séc-he, the Agua Caliente Hot Mineral Spring that the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has cared for over generations and still treats as one of its most important cultural resources. The day pass includes a 15-minute private mineral bath in roughly 105°F spring water, plus steam, sauna and a pool deck. It is part of the tribe's Cultural Plaza alongside the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum; guests must be 18 or older.
Agua Caliente County Park: 30 mi · Murrieta Hot Springs Resort: 36 mi · The Spa at Séc-he (Agua Caliente Cultural Plaza): 38 mi
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· checked November 2026
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