Due to their naturally awesome locations in and around nature, many hot springs have camping options nearby. A select few resorts even host their own campgrounds to make your stay as pleasurable as possible. We’ll look at both options, those hot springs with camping, and then a few options for camping as close as possible.
Chena Hot Springs Resort – Fairbanks, Alaska
Guests visiting the Chena Hot Springs Resort in Fairbanks, Alaska, experience so much more than a simple soak in the hot springs. Boasting the world’s largest year-round ice museum, this hot spring resort is sure to help relax while taking in Alaska’s breathtaking northern lights. On-site, you’ll find spa services, dining, and lodging on-site, including …
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