10 hot springs
Morelos has 10 hot springs with their own page on Puebloteca, near the Pueblo Mágico of Tlayacapan. Only Balneario Agua Hedionda has a pueblo nearby, 16 km away in Tlayacapan.
Most hot springs in Mexico are balnearios: family water parks built around a warm spring, with pools, slides and often camping or cabins. They fill up on weekends and holidays, so a weekday is much calmer.
Best months, when most of these towns are dry with comfortable afternoons: Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec.
The Hot Springs 10
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Balneario Agua Hedionda · Hot springs · 16 km from Tlayacapan
A classic sulfur-spring spa on the edge of Cuautla, with big lukewarm pools fed by the spring. -
Balneario "El Axocochetl" · Hot springs · Ayala
Ejido balneario in Ayala at km 7 of the Cuautla–Jojutla road: a spring, pools, a slide, a Zapatista museum and camping. Adults 80 pesos. -
Balneario Acueducto · Hot springs · Jantetelco
Pool park on the edge of Jantetelco in eastern Morelos: pools, a kids' pool and slides per local press; no official hours or fees found. -
Balneario Ejidal El Bosque · Hot springs · Yautepec
Oaxtepec's ejido-run balneario: pools, slides, the Poza Azul spring, a suspension bridge, cabins and camping. Adult entry 150 pesos since March 2026. -
Balneario El Texcal · Hot springs · Jiutepec
Pools inside El Texcal state park in Jiutepec, run by Tejalpa's communal landholders. Sources disagree on hours, fees and whether it is open now. -
Balneario ISSSTehuixtla · Hot springs · Jojutla
ISSSTE recreation centre in Tehuixtla, Jojutla: sulphur-water pools, a waterfall, a diving pit and camping. Open to all; adults 131 pesos. -
Balneario Las Fuentes · Hot springs · Jiutepec
Ejido-run spring-fed balneario in Jiutepec, a few blocks from the town centre, with pools, small slides and big shade trees. -
Balneario Los Limones · Hot springs · Cuautla
Family balneario in the middle of Cuautla, on calle Centinela, with pools, a splash pool, kids' slides, courts and a camping area. -
Balneario Santa Isabel · Hot springs · Tlaltizapán de Zapata
Spring-fed balneario on the Yautepec-Jojutla road in Tlaltizapan, with pools, slides, camping and cabins. -
Parque Acuático Ojo de Agua · Hot springs · Temixco
Water park with pools, a wave river and slides in Acatlipa, Temixco, open daily. Not to be confused with the Ex Hacienda de Temixco park.
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Distances are in a straight line; roads add about a third.
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Names and locations from OpenStreetMap; notes and write-ups are our own.