The Rock Tub Hot Springs

Passing through on highway 395. The area was so beautiful we decided to stay. This was our first boondocking experience. We turned onto Benton Crossing Rd onto Whitmore Tubs Rd and drove about a mile. There were two sites. One on left side of road and one on the right which was about 100 yards from Rocktub hot springs. We have a 26’ travel trailer. Cell coverage better than expected.
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This spot did not live up to the description. The views of the mountains here are incredible but this particular was really tight. The rock tub looked great in pictures but was a little tepid and right in the parking area with a lot of traffic. We ended up camping on the other side of the road which was fine for one night. People really bomb down the dirt road. The are other better hot springs in the other we found so it up being memorable.

This area is so pretty! There are not many areas to camp off this road. There is a decent size round about at the end of the dirt road where there were two other groups when we arrived. We were able to snag a decently large pull in area for our truck and trailered pop up which is on the left side not far after you turn onto the road. We arrived at this campground after dark which I would not recommend as it is very hard to see the camping spots. The hot spring was glorious, however quite small when there are other groups in the area to share with.

You could hear a decent amount of traffic from the roads around and there were many people that came down our small road through the night. We were there on a Friday night so I'm sure it would be less crowded during the week.

I woke up for sunrise and enjoyed the hot spring all to myself before our neighbors joined and others from the nearby road.

It was my first hot spring experience and I loved it!

This spot was great. It was pretty quiet just a few other hot springers. The gravel road in is easy enough to get our 28 foot RV in while towing our car, which puts us just under 40 feet. We camped in a turn out 100 feet away from the hot spring. The turn out is smaller and we had to detach our car to turn around but well worth it to camp at this gem. There are a total of 3 pull outs here that can fit a RV.

Have a fantastic view of the Eastern Sierras and a nice hot spring that can hold around 4 people, and around 100 degrees.

If you need cell and internet not to worry we got 2 bars of 4G. Cell and internet were a little spotty but worked enough for me to post this.