Harbin Hot Springs

Harbin Hot Springs

About Harbin Hot Springs

Get Back to Your Roots at Harbin Hot Springs!

Located in the scenic heart of Middletown, Harbin Hot Springs is a haven for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. This clothing-optional retreat is perfect for anyone looking to strip away the stresses of modern life (along with their clothes!) and soak up some natural beauty.

Renowned for its healing waters, Harbin offers a variety of pools with different temperatures, ensuring that everyone finds their perfect spot to relax. Whether you're a seasoned nudist or a curious newbie, the welcoming atmosphere makes everyone feel right at home.

But it's not just about baring it all. Harbin also boasts a rich history, having served as a sanctuary for free spirits since the 1970s. Destroyed by wildfire in 2015, this phoenix rose from the ashes, rebuilt by a community that values openness—both in hearts and in dress codes!

So, if you're looking to reconnect with nature, and perhaps your own natural state, Harbin Hot Springs is the spot. Just remember, towels are optional, but smiles are mandatory!

So pack your birthday suit and leave your worries (and your clothes) behind at Harbin Hot Springs, where the air is as free as the lifestyle!

Harbin Hot Springs Directions

From San Francisco via Santa Rosa

Drive north on US-101 through Santa Rosa.
Exit at River Road/Mark West Road.
Turn right on Mark West Springs Road. This road becomes Porter Creek Road after about 5 miles, and eventually ends at a flashing red light after another 4 miles.
Turn left onto Petrified Forest, following signs for Calistoga, for approx. 5 miles.
Turn left onto Foothill Blvd/CA-128, and drive less than a mile.
Turn right onto Tubbs Lane, and drive for 1.3 miles.
Turn left onto CA- 29, driving 15 miles into Middletown. (This is a curvy, mountainous road.)

Once you arrive in Middletown, turn left onto Hwy 175.
Drive three short blocks to Barnes St. (Big Canyon Rd.) and turn right.
Drive 1.2 miles to Harbin Springs Road, turning left at the fork at the top of the hill.
Follow road for 2 miles to our gate house.