Orr Hot Springs Resort

Magical experience. 4 night, 3 day stay in Room 12 (twin bed for a single guest). Highly recommend for solo guests wanting creature comfort. The room was cozy, cool, and super comfortable. Loved the proximity to the bathhouse and the creek — falling asleep to the gentle flow of the creek was a highlight of the trip. The grounds, greenery, tubs and pools, and kitchen are tended with care. The office hosts, Jaimie and Syd, are lovely and helpful. Couldn’t have asked for a more joyful experience.

Lovely get away to relax. Family owned and extremely comfortable you won't want to leave so plan to stay a couple of days. They do have an all day pass for $50 per person 12pm to 9pm.

A well established property with lovely water and a nice pool. The sauna was down during our visit, a bummer as we've come to enjoy dry heat. The steam room was good and the cold plunge was conveniently right there. The website explains things quite well. |We found the staff helpful and friendly. There are a few popular outside tubs and deck spaces. You might find that they become occupied by guests that camp out most of the day in these spots. There is plenty of space you can enjoy, just a little disappointing these guests do not seem inclined to move around once in a while. But that seems pretty typical at our Northern California hot spring locations. The vibe here is good, mostly nude, (in the pool areas) very respectful. Our room was as described, clean and comfortable. Love

Orr Hot Springs is one of my favorites. However, keep in mind that like many other hot springs, Orr is clothing optional. Some of the buildings seem a bit worn down. But the springs are nice. There's also a sauna, hot tub and a swimming pool. There's a decent community kitchen and food storage area. Parking is limited near the entrance. But it's an easy walk from the parking lot across the road. I haven't stayed overnight. So I can verify what the rooms are like. But the tent sites look level and nicely secluded.

Multifaceted "one of a kind" experience. Isolation rooms, individual hot spring tubs, communal tubs both wooden and concrete, massage therapy, communal sleep over, pitch a tent sites, cabins, Olympic size pool, steam and sauna, wood stove, comon lodge with dinning tables and fully stocked kitchen clothing mandatory in main lodge and kitchen.