Richard H.recommendsNovember 21, 2023
Hot Spring HideOut in Juniper Flats
It’s a lovely environment with lots of open space and terrific views. We arrived late in the dark and rain and had a bit of difficulty finding our way once on the property but the next day as the sun came out, it was excellent, and we moved to a great spot. The hike down to the Hot Springs was very enjoyable the only drawback being that one had to wafe across the chest deep river to get to them. It was a nice sandy bottom and wasn’t very wide but it’s a bit cold so my wife declined. I did it and the springs were perfect hot tub temperature. I enjoyed it very much and would return.
Sean O.recommendsNovember 20, 2023
Hot Spring HideOut in Juniper Flats
Well run and organized. Lots of amenities. Very excited to come back. Thank you Brad, Bob and Brent!
Felicia S.recommendsNovember 19, 2023
Hot Spring HideOut in Juniper Flats
We had a great time at Juniper Flats. We drove up at night and the hosts were very responsive helping us navigate to the campground at later hours. It was private and serene. We also loved that there was a trail head to the hotsprings right on site. Thank you so much! Will definitely be back and totally recommend.
Orlando M.recommendsNovember 19, 2023
Hot Spring HideOut in Juniper Flats
Getting there is easy and had full reception on my phone even when hiking.
Bathroom was clean and working as well as for the running water. People where nice. Had a great time. I will be back.
Christopher C.recommendsNovember 13, 2023
Hot Spring HideOut in Juniper Flats
Decent camping, limited amenities
Decent camping, less than ideal hiking. Gorgeous views.
The campsites were sufficient. The sites were decent sized and ours had a bit of privacy kind of. There was firewood available at the entrance. The sites were not on level ground. The water situation was not what I expected. There’s a well that says it’s water isn’t intended for drinking, but no other clear source of drinking water. There are a few toilets around the property, but expect a walk from the tent camping sites. There also were not any grills available to tent campers.
The trail to the hot springs is garbage. Considering they charge people ten dollars just to park at the trailhead on their land, they need to do better. Better than just a photocopied piece of paper map at the start, better than the largely unmaintained trail, and better markings on the trail to the public portion of the route. There’s official seeming signs that just say “trail” and point off in a direction that I assure was not the right trail. On the way back from my misadventure I saw that someone else had helpfully spray painted on the backside of a rock the correct directions to the hot spring. It wasn’t visible from our direction though.
Also don’t prepay for the zip lines. We didn’t even use them after we saw one of them dangling unimpressively over our campsite.
But it really was pretty. Next time, I’d just pay for the camping sites next to the trailhead instead of overpaying for the hipcamp sites.
Allison H.recommendsNovember 12, 2023
Tan Dome Tent #2
Camping here was wonderful. It's a little tricky driving in as Apple Maps took us the wrong way. I would recommend mapping to Ocotillo Way and then map it Bowen Ranch. Outside of that, the land is beautiful and the tent made it a much easier trip overall and having heat was a game changer at night. We zip lined and did the Deep Creek Hot Spring trail. The back trail is not as easy to navigate so you may want to take the regular trailhead if you aren't a seasoned hiker. Would definitely camp here again!