Devils Hole
Devils Hole belongs to Death Valley National Park and sits in Nye County, Nevada, a bit over twenty miles from Pahrump. The Park Service manages it. Water temperature on record is warm, right at the low end of soaking range. Access is listed as open, which here means you can visit the site, with park rules applying.
Park at Devils Hole Road and walk a tenth of a mile. The ground is low desert, about 2,300 feet, with four inches of yearly rain and essentially no snow. National park land, so everything is under federal protection.
Cool season, December through February, is what the record recommends. Short walk from the road. Death Valley National Park rules apply, so check the park's guidance for this site before you go. No campground is listed near the site. Temperature is warm, no scald risk.
Devils Hole is a unit of Death Valley National Park, under the National Park Service. The USGS also keeps a monitoring record for the site.
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Devils Hole is road-accessible, so you can bring more gear. Bring sun protection for exposed soaking.
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