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Hot springs near Simi Valley

6 named hot springs within 100 miles, nearest first, with a map and directions.

Hot springs within 100 mi

6

Closest

27.5 mi

Willett Hot Springs

Worth the drive

Willett Hot Springs
Willett Hot Springs27.5 miPhoto: Nudeturtle at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Big Caliente Hot Springs
Big Caliente Hot Springs50.6 miPhoto: snapper from Ventura County, CA, USA, CC BY 2.0
Urbita Hot Springs
Urbita Hot Springs83.6 miPhoto: California Historical Society/University of Southern California Library, Public domain
Deep Creek Hot Springs
Deep Creek Hot Springs89.3 miPhoto: Eeekster Richard Ellis, CC BY 3.0

Map

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All hot springs, nearest first

  1. 27.5mi
    Willett Hot Springs

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  2. 50.6mi
    Big Caliente Hot Springs

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  3. 53.5mi
    Little Caliente Spring

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  4. 83.6mi
    Urbita Hot Springs

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  5. 85.8mi
    Gaviota Hot Springs

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  6. 89.3mi
    Deep Creek Hot Springs

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Straight-line distance from the center of Simi Valley; driving and trail distances are longer.

Before you go

Keep your head above water

Warm fresh water can carry a rare brain-eating amoeba. Don’t dunk your head or let water go up your nose.

Test before you soak

Natural springs can be scalding near the source. Many thermal areas, like geyser basins, are off-limits to soaking.

Pack it out

Primitive springs have no trash service. Leave no glass or soap, and respect clothing-optional customs where posted.

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Questions

What is the closest hot spring to Simi Valley?

Willett Hot Springs, about 27.5 miles from the center of Simi Valley.

How many hot springs are near Simi Valley?

6 named hot springs are within 100 miles.

Are the hot springs near Simi Valley free?

It depends. Resort and spa springs charge for entry, while primitive springs on public land are usually free but may need a hike or a parking pass.

Sources: Wikidata and OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), checked 2026-11-08; photos from Wikimedia Commons under the licenses shown. Access, fees and conditions change; check before visiting.

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