Remington Hot Springs

Yes, Remington Hot Springs is open to visitors. It's important to note that this is primarily a day-use area rather than a designated campground. The hot springs are accessible via a hiking trail from the parking area. Access may be affected by seasonal conditions or maintenance, so it's advisable to check with the Sequoia National Forest or Bureau of Land Management for any temporary closures before planning your visit.

Keysville Recreation Area is the closest established camping option to Remington Hot Springs, offering primitive camping opportunities along the Kern River. The Keysville area provides access to the river and is suitable for overnight stays. Other nearby options include Lake Isabella camping areas, Hobo Campground, and several dispersed camping areas managed by the Sequoia National Forest. Note that Remington Hot Springs itself is primarily a parking area for accessing the springs and not intended for overnight camping.

In addition to Remington Hot Springs, the Kern River area is home to several other natural hot springs. Nearby options include Democrat Hot Springs, Hobo Hot Springs, and Kern Hot Springs. Further north, you can find Miracle Hot Springs which features several concrete soaking tubs. Some of these springs may require more challenging hikes to access, and conditions can vary based on river levels and seasonal factors. Each offers a unique soaking experience with different temperatures and mineral compositions.

Remington Hot Springs is located along the Kern River in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains of California, about 7 miles west of Bodfish. To reach the hot springs, take Highway 178 west from Lake Isabella through the Kern River Canyon. The parking area is located off Kern Canyon Road. From there, you'll need to hike down a moderately steep trail to reach the hot springs along the riverbank. The springs are visible from the road as small concrete tubs built into the riverbank.