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Resort & lodgingClothing optional in some areas

Faywood Hot Springs

  • Call for prices
  • 100–107°F
  • 4 hr 52 min from Albuquerque
  • Reservations required

A rustic, gated geothermal resort between Deming and Silver City with separate clothing-required and clothing-optional public pools, four private pools and a group pool. Everyone needs a confirmed, prepaid reservation, and first-time visitors must arrive by 8 pm for orientation. Lodging includes cabins, RV sites and tent camping.

Curved concrete soaking pool with mineral-tinted water at Faywood Hot Springs, Faywood, New Mexico
Photo: Faywood Hot Springs
Price
Call for prices
Water
100–107°F
Nearest town
Faywood
From Albuquerque
4 hr 52 min
Reservations
Required

Plan your visit

Hours & season

Hours
  • Front desk closes at 8pm
  • Quiet hours 10pm-8am
SeasonOpen year-round

Tickets & booking

Price
  • Sept 2026 list: private pools $19.52/adult/hr ($39.23 minimum)
  • Group pool $123.87/hr for 6
  • Public-pool day fee not shown on the current list
AccessReservation required
Booking
  • Confirmed prepaid reservation required for all entrants
  • Online bookings stay 'pending' until staff approve
  • Cancel 48+ hrs ahead
Time limit1 hour per visit

Rules

Swimwear
  • Clothing optional in some areas
  • Separate clothing-required and clothing-optional (naturist) public pools and camping areas
Ages
  • All ages
  • Under-18s must be with an adult
  • Child rates for under-12s
DogsNo

On site

LodgingYes

Water temperature

Soaking-pool temperatures as published by the venue or land agency; they vary with season and flow.

Mineral profile

Total dissolved minerals

384 mg/L

Lightly mineralized · Sodium–sulfate (sodium sulfate water)

Sodium82 mg/L
Calcium36 mg/L
Magnesium7.3 mg/L
Potassium7.7 mg/L
Chloride16.5 mg/L
Sulfate50.5 mg/L
Silica42 mg/L
pH
7.25
Temp at source
127°F
Lithium
0.13 mg/L
Fluoride
6.3 mg/L
Boron
0.07 mg/L
Iron
0.04 mg/L

Lab analysis of the source water at “20s.11w.20.243 Faywood Hot Sp” (0.1 mi from Faywood Hot Springs), sampled 1957–1976 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.

The pools

PoolTemp
Big DipperprivateUp to 10 people; rented by the hour.102°F
Blue MoonprivateUp to 8 people.105°F
Watsu IprivateUp to 10 people.107°F
JalapenoprivateSmall fiberglass tub for up to 4; user-adjustable temperature.—
Watsu II (group pool)privateFenced pool for up to 25 with its own bathroom and showers.100–107°F
Bath House PoolThree pools at 100, 102 and 105°F, for overnight guests only.100–105°F

As published by the venue. Temperatures shift with the seasons and the weather.

Facilities

  • Changing rooms: yes
  • Showers: yes
  • Towel rental: yes
  • Massage: no
  • Restrooms: yes
Glass containersNot allowed
SmokingNot allowed
Good to know
  • No smoking within 20 ft of pools, glass, eating or drinking in pools
  • No fireworks, firearms or drones
  • Pets not at pools

What's here

  • separate clothing-required and clothing-optional public pools
  • 4 private pools
  • group pool for up to 25
  • cabins, RV and tent sites
  • visitor center store
  • geothermal mineral showers

Getting there

  • From Albuquerque4 hr 52 min257 mi
  • From Silver City47 min31 mi
  • From El Paso (ELP)2 hr 47 min137 mi

Typical driving time without traffic or snow.

Elevation5,018 ft
Road
  • Paved road
  • At 165 NM Highway 61 near Faywood
  • Facility is fenced with a locked gate (code given with reservation)
ParkingLimited accessible parking

Things to do near Faywood

park

City of Rocks State Park

Volcanic rock formations, camping and a night-sky observatory a few miles north on NM 61.

town

Silver City

Historic mining town about 25 miles west with galleries, dining and lodging.

Nearby springs

Gila Hot Springs Ranch: 46 mi · Turkey Creek Hot Springs: 48 mi · Lightfeather Hot Springs: 49 mi

Sources (7)

· checked November 2026

Prices, hours and rules are checked against the official site and land-agency pages. Spot something out of date? Let us know.

  1. Official site: home
  2. Official site: Pools
  3. Official site: Prices
  4. Official site: Policies
  5. Official site: Facilities
  6. emnrd.nm.gov: City of rocks state park
  7. visitsilvercity.org