Queensland

Innot Hot Springs

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Innot Hot Springs is a Far North Queensland geothermal stop where hot mineral water rises through Nettle Creek, with free natural creek soaking subject to seasonal water levels. Next door, the caravan and leisure park provides six filtered thermal pools across different temperatures, making it the more controlled option for day visitors and overnight guests.

Entry Fee

Free in Nettle Creek; caravan park day passes from $22.50 adult / $12.50 child when available

Opening Hours

Caravan park day visits 9am-4pm; guest pools 6am-10pm; park generally closes Nov-late Mar

Water Temperature

35–45°C

Water Type

Mineral

Facilities

Natural creek springs
Caravan park
Camping
Powered sites
Unpowered sites
Cabins
6 thermal pools (indoor & outdoor)
Adults-only pools
Showers
Toilets
Camp kitchen
Laundry
Small shop
Cafe / takeaway

Place Details

Aboriginal Land / Country: Mamu Country
Cultural Significance: Traditionally named Jahmboolgnlai (Big Fire) by First Nations people who recognized its healing power.
Source Aquifer: Deep regional metamorphic fault
Discharge Rate: Estimated at 3 liters per second
Heritage Status: Nettle Creek Tin Dredge (adjacent heritage site)
Mineral Notes: Geothermal springs bubbling up into Nettle Creek, rich in therapeutic minerals.