Saratoga Springs, Natural oasis in San Bernardino County, United States.

Saratoga Springs is a natural oasis in San Bernardino County where mineral-rich water flows from multiple underground sources. The water maintains a steady temperature year-round and carries high concentrations of calcium and iron.

Saratoga Springs lies in the Mojave Desert of San Bernardino County, near the Dumont Dunes and the southern end of Death Valley. The springs are a water source in the Mojave, not a developed resort; the Pomo people lived in Northern California, far from this site. The spring sits at about 60 metres above sea level amid desert hills.

Saratoga Springs lies in the Mojave Desert of San Bernardino County, near the Dumont Dunes and the southern end of Death Valley National Park. The springs sit at about 60 metres above sea level among low hills, in a landscape of desert scrub with fewer than two residents per square kilometre. The water made the spot a stopping point for travellers crossing this dry country.

The springs are accessible by car in an open desert setting with minimal shade available. Bring plenty of water and sun protection, as the area receives intense direct sunlight throughout the day.

A few of the springs have received individual names, including two called Appetizer and Digester. One source produces water with a noticeable sulfur smell that some visitors specifically seek out.