A Review of Living Waters Spa in Southern California

Living Waters Spa - We decided to check out Living Waters Spa, a clothing optional spa and hotel in Desert Hot Springs. https://s3.amazonaws.com/n-naturist/index.html is only 8 miles from Terra Cotta, right near Palm Springs. We reserved a standard poolside room for one night. The room had all we needed - a bed, mini-fridge, and bathroom. For other lodgings, there are rooms with a full kitchen as well as condominiums. (Day visits are also an alternative for those who don't wish to remain overnight.)
View of Mt San Jacinto at sunrise, at Living Waters Spa
The property basically consist of a hot tub, pool, Finnish sauna and massage room. The Finnish dry sauna is really a restored classic sauna staying from LWS's days as a 1960's "hot tub-tel." But what is special about their water is that it's pure mineral water straight out of the ground. They also do not have to heat the pool or hot tub themselves because it is naturally heated to 105 degrees by the Earth. Since it is recycled like this, they do not have to add any chemicals, salt or chlorine. It's a pretty sweet setup and unique to this resort. The water supply is all mineral water so you can drink all you need on tap too.
There were a smattering of other guests while we were there, mostly couples, and we chatted with them in the hot tub. They do allow singles and strive to be inclusive, which is a huge plus in our book. Most people were nude, but a few kept their bathing suits on, which is their choice since it is clothing-optional. Still, I was surprised that this relaxing experience did not lead them to shake off their inhibitions and try social nudity. Perhaps they just do not know how much better it feels to be naked in the water and sauna.
I loved watching the small hummingbirds rapidly flapping their wings and perching there. In one upper corner of the building, there's a visible nest, and Jeff told us that for recent years they have returned there to lay eggs. So if you visit later in the winter, you might get a view of these small chicks!
Photo courtesy of www.livingwatersspa.com
Indoors they also have a communal room with tables and seats where you are able to hang out, socialize and say hello to Doc, their amazing African Grey parrot. She'll say hello, but watch about placing your fingers in the cage! There's free Wi-Fi also, if you should connect.
This is also the opportunity about them to mingle with the guests and participate us in a mind-boggling game of attempting to guess all the ingredients in one of the dips. The man to guess all of them wins a massage. None of us figured out the last fixing. Regarding food, they don't have a restaurant on the premises, but they do serve a small breakfast every morning. For other meals you can order in food from one of many nearby restaurants or go out to eat.
Being a hot tub, among the primary features here is the massage therapy. We did not get a massage, but I am confident it's lovely. They have developed their own techniques and offer a few different types. Jeff and Judy are both licensed massage therapists, and they told us this is their passion. They also offer massage workshops for couples throughout the year.
We had urge Living Waters Spa for a quiet place to relax and rejuvenate. It's therapeutic on many levels, from the massage to the mineral water to the majestic views of the mountains. See the spa's web site for more tasks in the region. For FKK members, we should remind you that LWS is an affiliate location, in order to get a 20-25% discount on your own stay. In browsing their site, I found LWS also offers a 25% reduction to breast cancer survivors! So that's https://s3.amazonaws.com/n-naturist/family-nudism-photos.html .

Find https://s3.amazonaws.com/n-naturist/beach-fuck.html on Living Waters Spa on their website at http://www.livingwatersspa.com/.
Tags: california, clubs and resorts, resort
Type: Felicity's Naturist Blog, Nudism and Naturism, Nudist Resort and Reviews, Social Nudity Blogs