Soothing — neither hot nor cold, perfect balance.
Rich in trace elements — gentle on the skin.
Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
Eagleville Hot Springs, located near the remote hamlet of Eagleville in the Surprise Valley of northeastern California's Modoc County, are primitive siliceous geothermal springs that rise in one of the most genuinely isolated corners of the continental United States — a high-desert valley flanked by the Warner Mountains and the Nevada state line, more than three hours from any major city. The naturally hot silica-rich waters pool in hand-built soaking tubs overlooking the Surprise Valley's vast alkali flats, where migratory birds gather in seasonally flooded wetlands that contrast dramatically with the surrounding Great Basin desert. The Surprise Valley area's extreme remoteness, combined with its extraordinary dark-sky environment far from any light pollution, makes Eagleville Hot Springs a destination prized by those seeking genuine solitude and the profound quiet of California's least-visited landscapes.