Old Bathhouse

Jacumba Hot Springs, California

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At the Old Bathhouse in the town of Jacumba Hot Springs, CA, people have congregated around the life-giving waters for millennia. During the 1920's, thousands would visit for the benefits of soaking in mineral hot springs, but in the 70's, this historic building was mostly destroyed in a fire.

Recently, the Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel has given the Old Bathhouse a new life, hosting monthly outdoor markets called Bathhouse Bazaar that are full of art, handcrafted items, and vintage wares. You can find the market schedule on their website: jacumba.com/pages/calendar

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