The Bathhouse
Douglas Park, Australia
- Cold plunge
- Hot tub
- Pool
- Spa
- Private
- Outdoor
- Mixed
- Swimwear

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- Cold plunge
- Hot tub
- Pool
- Spa
- Private
- Outdoor
- Mixed
- Swimwear
About
The Bathhouse sits on a rural block at Douglas Park, south-west of Sydney, styled after Palm Springs. A sauna, a steam room, three hydrotherapy spas and a heated magnesium plunge pool are arranged around lounging space. Adults book two-hour, three-hour or all-day soaks, with treatments and group packages as add-ons.
Good to know
- Cold plunge available on site: use it between rounds for the classic contrast cycle.
- Hot tub on site: adds a warm-water option between the sauna and the cold plunge for a longer cycle.
- Pool on site: works alongside the sauna for swim-and-sauna sessions or a longer cool-down between rounds.
- Pairs the sauna with spa services like massage or a scrub, so a session can sit inside a wider visit.
- Bookable as a private session: rent the room for your group rather than sharing with strangers.
- Set up outdoors: weather is part of the experience, so dress for the walk between cabin and water.
- Mixed sauna: men and women share the room, in every session or on set days.
- Swimwear sauna: some or all sessions are taken in swimwear, so pack it.
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 9am–4:30pm
- Thursday
- 9am–5:30pm
- Friday
- 9am–8pm
- Saturday
- 9am–6pm
- Sunday
- 9am–3:30pm
18+ only; sessions are pre-booked
Common questions
Do I need to book The Bathhouse?
Yes. Sessions are booked in advance, usually as a timed slot. The whole sauna can also be hired privately.
How much does The Bathhouse cost?
Sessions are typically $25–50 a person.
Does The Bathhouse have a cold plunge?
Yes. There is a cold plunge on site for contrast rounds.
When is The Bathhouse open?
Typical hours are Wed 09:00-16:30; Thu 09:00-17:30; Fri 09:00-20:00; Sat 09:00-18:00; Sun 09:00-15:30; Mon-Tue closed. 18+ only; sessions are pre-booked.


