Paso Robles Hot Springs
Paso Robles Hot Springs is a system of geothermal springs in and around Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo County. The record here points to a spot on Spring Street, less than thirty feet from the road, a few miles from town. No temperature is on file for this listing, so do not read it as a soak you can plan on from this page alone.
Lowland at the edge of a town, where it rarely snows and the rain comes in a short winter season. Spring Street runs right past it. The record gives no owner, land unit or access status. Development there dates back more than a century, and the spot on record lies beside a named street within a few miles of town.
No best months are listed and there is no temperature on record, so there is nothing here to plan a soak around. The climate is mild and dry. If you want to camp nearby, Cerro Alto Campground is about fourteen miles away. Check locally before you go looking for open water.
Wikipedia describes the springs as a system developed in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, part of the geothermal activity around Paso Robles.
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Overview Cerro Alto Campground is a well-known hiking and mountain biking paradise. It is located a short distance from the sandy beaches of Morro Bay, where visitors enjoy surfing, fishing, kayaking, sailing, scuba diving and more. While the campground offers a serene, relaxed environment, both Morro Bay and the nearby town of Atascadero offer numerous dining opportunities, shopping, museums and other activities. Wine Tasting in the Tempelton, Paso Robles Area is also a very popular experi...
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