Faywood Hot Springs, Natural hot springs resort in southern New Mexico, United States
Faywood Hot Springs is a natural hot springs resort in southern New Mexico with thirteen geothermal pools spread across the desert landscape. The pools vary in temperature between 38 and 43 degrees Celsius (100 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit), and the site offers accommodation in rental cabins or a campground with full recreational vehicle hook-ups.
Native American tribes in the region used these mineral-rich springs for centuries before European settlement of New Mexico began. The knowledge of the springs' healing properties passed through generations before the site eventually developed into a tourist resort.
The place attracts people interested in wellness and nature, hosting events and gatherings throughout the year for visitors to meet and relax together. Guests come from different backgrounds to share the experience of soaking in geothermal waters surrounded by desert landscape.
The site offers flexible accommodation options ranging from simple cabins to camping spots depending on your preference and budget. Plan ahead to decide whether you want to stay overnight or visit just for the day to enjoy the pools.
The resort maintains separate areas where guests can choose between bathing with or without clothes, a rare arrangement that accommodates different comfort levels. This flexibility makes it a welcoming place for diverse groups of visitors.
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