After teasers and anticipation, San Antonio’s Camp Hot Wells is now open

Interest has swirled around a potential opening date for the site, which sits on the Mission Reach of the San Antonio River.

click to enlarge Camp Hot Wells is situated near the original Hot Wells Hotel site. - Instagram / camphotwells
Instagram / camphotwells
Camp Hot Wells is situated near the original Hot Wells Hotel site.
San Antonio's new sulphur spring-heated bathhouse and bar concept Camp Hot Wells is officially open, according to a post on its Instagram page.

The concept's opening date remained a mystery over recent weeks, even as anticipation built around the launch. The owners held teaser events but played their cards close to their vests about plans for the official launch.

Camp Hot Wells, 5423 Hot Wells Blvd., is located along the Mission Reach of the San Antonio River Walk. The site is adjacent to the ruins of the Hot Wells Hotel, a onetime luxury resort that's been in shambles since the mid-20th century.

Camp Hot Wells provides more than just a place to relieve stress, according to details on its Facebook page. The concept offers camp sites, an event space for prospective clients, and it serves craft beer and wine from local and regional producers. Private hot spring soaks are also available for those who book them.

The facility is open 4-8 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and noon-8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

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