Faywood Hot Springs offers relaxing and rejuvenating mineral baths in a desert oasis two hours northwest of El Paso.
30 feet above the desert floor. The mineral-laced water in the tubs ranges from 102 degrees to 110 degrees without the sulfur smell of many hot springs. A soak in the public and private pools leaves the skin feeling revived and sore muscles soothed.
Don't go expecting a spa with fancy soaps. This is a bare-bones, do-it-yourself health resort with a laid-back old-hippie vibe that offers clothing-optional options. Overnight accommodations range from cabins, RV slips with full hookups, and tent camping among the trees. Faywood no longer allows day-use visitors.1849 gold rushBilly the Kid's motherBy 1896 the springs were a full-blown health resort promoted by
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