815 Refresh
Pricing not listedSeattle, WA
Small private outdoor sauna and cold plunge, open year round in all weather.
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Seattle to Vancouver BC · 28 listings
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Discover saunas, cold plunges, and thermal experiences near you. Sauna houses, bathhouses, floating and mobile saunas — with the details you actually need before you book.
Featured saunas
A short list worth the trip — places with a genuine plunge, a well-run heat room, or something you will not find elsewhere on the corridor.
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Banya 5
$70South Lake Union, Seattle
South Lake Union bathhouse built around a parilka and a hot-cold hydrotherapy circuit.
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Banya Boat
Pricing not listedWestlake, Seattle
Floating banya on Westlake with cedar dry sauna, steam, cold plunge and a wood-fired hot tub.
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- Spa
Bow, WA
Wellness center near Chuckanut Drive with a communal outdoor barrel sauna, gardens, yoga, and massage.
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Bywater Sauna — Alki
$35–$40Alki, Seattle
Barrel sauna on the Alki boardwalk with reserved communal sessions and Puget Sound dips.
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- Community Sauna
Ballard, Seattle
Barrel sauna in the North Meadow at Golden Gardens with morning communal sessions and Sound dips.
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Explore by location
Cities along the corridor from Seattle up to Vancouver BC, added one at a time as listings are verified.
Seattle
Washington · 16 listings
10 with a cold plunge, 4 wood-fired.
Bellingham
Washington · 7 listings
2 with a cold plunge, 3 wood-fired.
Bellevue
Washington · 2 listings
2 with a cold plunge, 1 wood-fired.
Renton
Washington · 2 listings
2 with a cold plunge, 1 infrared.
Redmond
Washington · 1 listing
1 with a cold plunge, 1 wood-fired.
Browse by experience
Most people arrive knowing the kind of session they want rather than the name of a venue. Start there.
Venues that pair a heat room with a dedicated cold immersion tub, so you can run full contrast rounds in one visit.
16 places
Heated by a wood-burning stove rather than an electric element. Softer heat, a slower build, and the smell of the fire.
9 places
Open-air heat: barrel saunas on docks, courtyard plunges, and hillside circuits you walk between in the cold.
18 places
Book the room for just your group instead of sharing it. Good for a first visit, or when you want to talk.
16 places
Radiant panels warm you directly at a lower air temperature, which makes longer sessions easier to sit through.
7 places
Finnish-style dry heat with a stove, stones, and water you ladle yourself. The classic format.
22 places
Heat alongside bodywork — massage, facials, and treatments you can book onto the same visit.
7 places
Why use this directory
Venue websites rarely say whether the plunge is a real tub or a cold shower, what a drop-in costs, or when the schedule last changed. Every listing here records the same set of details, so you can compare places rather than piece them together. Where we have not checked something, the page says so instead of guessing.
This is a curated list, not a census. Places where the sauna is a reason to go — not a gym locker room that happens to have one.
- Sauna type
- Traditional, infrared, or steam — and whether it is wood-fired.
- Cold plunge
- Whether there is a real plunge on site, and how cold it runs.
- Pricing
- Drop-in price ranges, day passes, and membership-only venues.
- Booking links
- A direct link to the venue's own booking system. No middleman.
- Amenities
- Towels, showers, private rooms, massage, hot tub, pool.
- Last verified
- The date a human last checked the details on the page.