4 springs within 40 miles
Hot springs near Benton
4 hot springs are within 40 miles of Benton: the closest is Benton Hot Springs (The Inn at Benton Hot Springs) (under 1 mi), the hottest is Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs (Hot Well) (up to 105°F), and the lowest listed adult price is Keough's Hot Springs ($14). Distances are straight-line; driving distances in the mountains can be much longer.
- Benton Hot Springs (The Inn at Benton Hot Springs)0 mi
- Wild Willy's Hot Springs (Crowley Hot Spring)16 mi
- Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs (Hot Well)30 mi
- Keough's Hot Springs39 mi

Benton Hot Springs (The Inn at Benton Hot Springs)
A historic ranch and inn in the old mining town of Benton, where spring water rising at about 140°F feeds private hot tubs at numbered campsites, Inn tubs and rental houses. Every tub is booked overnight; the inn offers no day use or hourly rentals. Tub sites take tents or RVs without hookups, and clothing is optional at the sites with discretion required.
Wild Willy's Hot Springs (Crowley Hot Spring)
Undeveloped hot pools on BLM land in Long Valley, reached by a dirt road off Benton Crossing Road and a short boardwalk walk from the parking area. The BLM and Mono County maintain and rerouted the access road, which the BLM says carries more than 500 vehicles on busy days. Mono County notes that natural pools like this are not maintained and asks visitors to pack out what they bring.
Fish Lake Valley Hot Springs (Hot Well)
A free hot well managed by Esmeralda County in Fish Lake Valley, about 20 minutes from Dyer on a county dirt road. A large below-ground concrete tub holds water around 105°F, and its outflow feeds marshy ponds that draw wildlife. The site has a large parking area, primitive campsites and a vault toilet.
Keough's Hot Springs
A pool resort south of Bishop, open since 1919, where spring water is cooled by a waterfall into a large swimming pool alongside a smaller hot soaking pool. Day entry is $14 for adults. The property also has RV and tent sites and furnished canvas tent cabins, and Inyo County's visitor site notes that swimsuits are required.