While dogs are not permitted at the hot springs pool, leashed dogs are welcome in the campground at Keogh Hot Springs. The RV park and campground offer year-round electric and dry camping.
Keough’s Hot Springs was established in 1919 and remains in use today by locals and visitors alike. This is the largest natural hot springs pool in the Eastern Sierra. The pool features a waterfall cooling system that plummets into the larger pool as well as a hot soaking pool. Amenities include lounge chairs for sunbathing, a snack bar for sustenance, a picnic area and a rock garden trail for peace of mind.
10 water and electric sites are available featuring 30-amp electric service. These sites are nestled among the foothills of the Eastern Sierra and local trees, and most are on well-maintained grass. Use of generators is not permitted in the park. Fire pits are not supplied for these sites at this time; use of your own above-ground fire pit is permitted.
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