Historic Gilroy Yamato Hot Springs Full Private Tour

I recently was able to book a tour of the Hot Springs and filmed the experience for others to enjoy who may not be able to do so. The site is closed to the public, but has suffered vandalism over the years in addition to natural aging which as worsened it's condition. Thankfully, through the dedication of a handful of volunteers, the site has been undergoing various restorations. While a path to reopening may not be clear yet, through volunteer work, the condition of the hot springs continues to improve.
History: www.gilroyhotspringsconservan...
Volunteer: historicorps.org/volunteer/
www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=886
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[@rsavre1]

That is so cool.

[@ezpoppy55]

Been sooo long since your last video! Woo hoo!

[@avnostlga]

Wow, I've looked longingly across that bridge. Never knew they ever opened the property. You are a good egg sir, for documenting the journey. I never knew it was so large; and that so many structures remain. I've seen lots of historic photos of the Gilroy Hot Springs.

[@seanmiller140]

Those buildings are in pretty poor shape, but really cool. I’m a retired Firefighter, (CalFire) but before that, I worked as a Carpenter for several companies in the San Jose/Santa Cruz area. I also owned my own Woodworking company for 20 years that I ran on my days off as a Firefighter. If the Park ever got serious about fixing the property up, I’d definitely be interested in volunteering.