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Dakota Hot Springs

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Dakota Hot Springs

Penrose, Colorado, United States

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About Dakota Hot Springs

Dakota Hot Springs, located in Penrose, Colorado, offers a unique, serene escape for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. This clothing-optional hot spring allows visitors to connect with nature in its most natural state. Historically known for its welcoming atmosphere towards the nudist community, Dakota Hot Springs, formerly known as The Well, continues to be a haven for individuals seeking a liberating experience. The facility ensures a respectful and safe environment, adhering to a strict code of conduct that promotes the comfort and safety of all guests. This makes it an ideal spot…

Common questions

Where is Dakota Hot Springs?

Dakota Hot Springs is at HWY 50 west, Penrose, Colorado, United States.

What kind of place is Dakota Hot Springs?

Dakota Hot Springs is listed as a hot_springs in Penrose, Colorado, United States on True Nudists.

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Rated 3.50 out of 5 from 2 member reviews.

  • Great Water

    4.00

    In a quest to be in a hot springs in the nude during a full moon, the wife and I decided to try Dakota Hot Springs because it is one of the closest clothing optional hot springs to Denver. We arrived at 9pm just before closing and it was cloudy and raining. We still decided to soak for the 45 minutes we had and found the water to be very soothing and warm. They have a sprayer that sprays hot mineral water at high pressure so it is like a multipoint massage. There is also a bowlin the middle of the pool that has water directly out of the ground that is very hot. A lot of the soakers hang around…

    Pros: Water temp, Friendly Staff, Easy Access (Short bumpy dirt road) off Hiway 50, Hot Pot, Hot Sprayer, Allows Single men, Price

    Cons: Younger crowd, (not a bad thing just uncomfortable when they are not nude with you)

    2017-09-11

  • It is what it is

    3.00

    On a cross-country bike ride, Gail and I stopped off for a couple hours of soaking. Half a dozen friendly locals wer there on a weekday afternoon. Laid back and unpretentious. lots of sun. Friendly staffer gave us a 50% discount afteer there was some misunderstanding about tent camping. We went to secluded Indian Springs to set up our tent and then came back for a fun afternoon of soaking.

    Pros: Right off US 50. Friendly staffer

    2012-11-19