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Resort & lodgingTemporarily closed

Feather River Hot Springs

  • From $20
  • 99–104°F
  • 2 hr 48 min from Sacramento
  • Reservations required

A small, rustic private campground and cabin site on the Feather River off Highway 70 near Twain, with two riverside tubs at 99 to 104F. Soaks are booked by text in two-hour slots, swimsuits are required, and children are not allowed at the springs. The operator has posted that the springs and all lodging are temporarily closed for medical reasons.

Operator says the springs, day use, camping, cabins and RV sites are temporarily closed due to medical issues; no reopening date given.

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✓ Verified November 2026
Concrete soaking tubs beside a snowy river at sunset at Feather River Hot Springs, Twain, California
Photo: Feather River Hot Springs
Price
From $20
Water
99–104°F
Nearest town
Twain
From Sacramento
2 hr 48 min
Reservations
Required

Plan your visit

Hours & season

HoursWhen open: winter 7am-9pm, spring-fall 6am-9pm
Season
  • Open year-round
  • Soaking offered year-round when open
  • Cabins and campsites open Apr 1-Nov 1, weather permitting

Tickets & booking

Price
  • When open: $20/person 2-hr soak ($10 for members, $25/yr)
  • Private soak $120/2 hrs. Included with cabin ($225/night) or campsite stays
AccessReservation required
Booking
  • Text 925-783-2913 at least 24 hrs ahead (48 hrs weekends)
  • No calls, no drop-ins
  • Get confirmation before paying
Time limit2 hours per visit

Rules

Swimwear
  • Swimsuits required
  • The springs are a shared space
Ages
  • No children at the springs
  • Cabins are two adults max, no children
DogsNo

On site

Pools2
LodgingYes

Water temperature

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

The pools

PoolTemp
Large sulfur tubRiverside tub; the two tubs range 99-104F.104°F
Small mineral tubA bit cooler than the large tub, with more minerals.99°F

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

Facilities

WaterNatural, untreated
  • Operator says nothing is added to the water
  • Sulfur occurs naturally
  • Smaller tub is a bit cooler and more mineral-rich
  • Food on site: no
Accessibility
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Tubs reached only on foot by a seasonal, rocky path along the river
Glass containersNot allowed
SmokingNot allowed
Good to know
  • No dogs, children, glass, smoking or open flames at the springs
  • Bring a headlamp
  • Leashed dogs OK in camping area, 1 per site

What's here

  • two riverside tubs (sulfur tub and smaller mineral tub)
  • on the bank of the Feather River's East Branch
  • three themed cabins
  • 7 tent sites and 5 full-hookup RV sites
  • eagle and osprey watching from the tubs
  • trains pass through the canyon day and night
  • max 6-8 people at the tubs

Getting there

  • From Sacramento2 hr 48 min130 mi
  • From Reno (NV)2 hr 10 min96 mi
  • From Reno-Tahoe (RNO)2 hr 12 min98 mi

Typical driving time without traffic or snow.

Elevation2,792 ft
Road
  • Paved road
  • At 29186 Hwy 70, Twain
  • 3 mi past the Hwy 89 Greenville/Susanville junction coming from Quincy
  • Turn at the big red flatbed truck
Trail
  • Short, rocky seasonal footpath from the grounds to the tubs
  • Walking access only
Cell serviceLimited / spotty

Things to do near Twain

town

Quincy

Plumas County seat on Hwy 70 with restaurants, galleries, a town theatre and the county fairgrounds.

museum

Plumas County Museum

Local history museum in Quincy covering mining, logging and the Feather River railroad.

lake

Lake Almanor

Large mountain reservoir north via Hwy 89 with boating, fishing and lakeside towns.

Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Sources (11)

· 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: The hot springs
  3. Official site: Rates
  4. Official site: Friends of the feather river hot springs
  5. Official site: Cabins
  6. Official site: Rv park
  7. Official site: Location
  8. visitplumas.org: Feather river hot springs
  9. visitplumas.org
  10. plumasmuseum.org
  11. lakealmanorarea.com