Wood Fired Hot Tub

There’s something special about stepping into a wood-fired hot tub after a long day. The crackle of the fire, the scent of the wood, and the slow build of natural heat create a relaxing atmosphere that electric tubs just can’t match. These tubs don’t rely on complicated systems or electricity – just fire, water, and a bit of patience. Whether it's set in a quiet backyard, a cabin in the woods, or beside a lake, a wood-fired hot tub offers a simple, grounding way to unwind outdoors. It’s not just a soak – it’s an experience.

Experience the ultimate in relaxation with a wood-fired hot tub – a natural, eco-friendly way to unwind in your own backyard. Powered by sustainably sourced firewood, these traditional hot tubs heat up efficiently without the need for electricity, making them perfect for off-grid living or energy-conscious homeowners. With their rustic charm and soothing warmth, wood-fired hot tubs provide a unique outdoor spa experience, ideal for year-round enjoyment. Whether you're soaking under the stars or enjoying a peaceful moment in nature, a wood-fired hot tub adds both comfort and character to any outdoor space.

🔥 Why Choose a Log-Fired Hot Tub Over an Electric One?

1. Off-Grid Freedom

Wood-fired hot tubs don’t require electricity, so they’re ideal for:

Remote cabins, holiday homes, or gardens without power

Off-grid lifestyles or eco-retreats

Reducing your energy dependence

2. Lower Operating Costs

Once installed, they’re much cheaper to run:

No electricity bills or surge in usage

Just firewood—often locally sourced or from your own supply

Fewer moving parts = fewer things to maintain or replace

3. Natural & Authentic Experience

The crackle of fire, scent of wood, and rising steam offer a unique atmosphere

Feels more connected to nature—perfect for cold nights, rural settings, or quiet getaways

Often described as a ritual, not just a soak

4. Simplicity & Durability

No electrical systems, pumps, or digital controls to fail

Manual heating gives you full control over the temperature

Tubs are often made of long-lasting natural materials (like cedar or thermowood)

5. Eco-Friendly Appeal

No electricity = lower carbon footprint

Many tubs use sustainably sourced wood and have efficient burning systems