David Walley's Resort

Genoa, Nevada (Douglas County)
🔥 101°F Reported TempDeveloped / Fee✓ Verified — Source(s) Listed Below
TL;DR Quick Summary

David Walley's Resort is a resort thermal spring listed in Douglas County, Nevada Hot Springs near Genoa. Reported soak temperature is 101°F with a historical source temperature of 101°F — actual conditions may differ. Access is subject to admission fees, and clothing policy is listed as swimsuit-required — always confirm before visiting. Explore nearby springs with our GPS Springs Near Me Finder.

Seasonal Soaking & Best Time to Visit

🗓️ October – April (Fall, Winter & Spring)

Desert thermal zones experience high summer ambient heat. The cooler months from late autumn to early spring offer the most refreshing ambient conditions for open-air soaking.

☀️ Recommended Soaking WindowSunrise & Stargazing Night Soaks
🎒 Packing & Trail AdviceHydrate frequently with electrolyte water and pack sun protection for daytime access.

Live Outdoor Soaking Weather

Reported Directory Data
Nevada Geothermal Area • Reported 101°F
Reported source temperature — actual pool conditions vary.
Live NOAA sync...Directory Data

Fact Sheet & Geothermal Specifications

Reported Soak Temp101°F
Source Temp (Historical)101°F
Trail AccessRecorded coordinates — access unverified
Access FeePaid / Resort Fees
Clothing PolicyReported Clothing Required
Pet PolicyReported No Pets
Geothermal Data ReferenceNOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive)
Check Land StatusNevada Land Manager (BLM)

Verification & Sources

This record was verified against the following source(s):

Reviewed September 2026 · Treat all details as reported — verify before visiting · How we verify our data

Detailed Description

Nevada's oldest continuously operating hot springs resort (est. 1862 on the Emigrant Trail, Pony Express/Mark Twain era) — terraced outdoor mineral tubs (98-104°F) with Sierra views plus heated pool, spa and the 1862 restaurant. Nevada historical marker #120. Fee: ~$65 day soak (capacity-capped, reservations required); free for overnight guests. Reservations required even for day soaking; day access not always offered.

Directions & Trailhead Access

2001 Foothill Rd (NV-206), Genoa — ~1.5 mi south of Genoa, 20 min south of Carson City.

Frequently Asked Questions: David Walley's Resort

Is David Walley's Resort free?+

David Walley's Resort is a developed thermal facility near Genoa that requires paid admission.

What temperature is David Walley's Resort?+

David Walley's Resort has a reported soak temperature of 101°F and a historical source temperature of 101°F in survey records. Historical data may not reflect current conditions — always test water before entering.

Is David Walley's Resort clothing optional?+

David Walley's Resort is listed as swimsuit-required in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.

How do you access David Walley's Resort?+

David Walley's Resort is a recorded location in Douglas County. Exact access, parking, and land status are not verified — check with the local land manager (BLM/USFS/NPS) before visiting.

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