Nevada

Rogers Warm Spring is located about one hour outside of Las Vegas, in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. It is like a desert Oasis, complete with a little cluster of palm trees and waterfalls to soak in. The pool itself is wide but not deep, and very clear, with little fish swimming in it. The water is about 90 degrees. Rogers is a nice place to get away from it all. The desert is extremely quiet, except for the occasional passing car. Nearby is Lake Mead and Hoover Dam, as well as the Valley of Fire State Park, with plenty of Red Rocks and quiet, open spaces.

As with all warm springs (those under 104 degrees or so), disease causing organisms are a concern, so do not submerge your head, as certain organisms are said to enter through the nasal cavity. There is a sign posted to this effect (in spanish for some reason), however I have seen children swimming underwater and was told that they do it all the time, and nothing has happened. Getting sick from a warm spring seems to be a rarity, but it does happen, so be cautious.

Rogers directions to be posted. Facilities provided are toilets and changing rooms. Overnight parking is prohibited, and bathing suits are required.