Wilbur Hot Springs
Wilbur is a historic hot springs lodge on a nature preserve in the hills west of Williams. Day visitors and overnight guests soak in long outdoor flumes of spring water, by reservation only.
- Water
- 100–109°F (flumes); source about 143°F
- Getting there
- Drive up; rural highways can close without warning
- Children
- 13+
- Clothing
- Clothing optional in the bathing area; clothing required elsewhere
- Cost and hours
- See current prices and hours on the official site
- Pools
- Four soaking flumes, a spring-fed swimming pool and a sauna
- Reservations
- Required
- Accessibility
- Cabins 9 and 10 are ADA accessible
- Stay the night
- Cabins, cabin suites, hotel rooms, solar lodge rooms, bunk room, and hike-in camping April to October
- Managed by
- Private resort and nature preserve
Good to know. Only guests 13 and older are allowed, and teens must stay with a parent or guardian.
In any natural hot spring, keep your head above the water. Health officials advise it because of a rare amoeba that can enter through the nose.
New to hot springs? A slow soak is a five-step way to enjoy the water safely.
Good for: quiet soaking, winter trip. Something out of date? Let us know and we’ll check it.
No hot spring nearby?
Warm-water sessions at your own pool, or your community’s, in and around Flagstaff, by request. And there are small water practices you can do at home, in a bath.