A hotel spa at Scottsdale Camelback Resort, open only to resort guests staying in the property's villas at the base of Camelback Mountain.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Access
- Hotel guests only
- Good for
- Family friendly
- Price
- Upscale
Scottsdale Camelback Resort is a villa-style property at the foot of Camelback Mountain in Scottsdale's Arcadia area, and its Running Water Spa is built around that desert setting. The spa offers treatments meant to complement a longer stay rather than a quick drop-in — think massages and body work framed as part of an Arizona getaway, a special-occasion visit, or simply something to book while on site.
Because the resort is made up exclusively of villas, the spa sits alongside a fuller slate of amenities: a saltwater pool, an outdoor hot tub, a fitness center, tennis, mini-golf, and the Kokopelli walking trail. Splash, the on-site restaurant, handles food and drinks for guests moving between the pool, the spa, and whatever else is on the resort's weekly activity schedule. Each villa comes with its own kitchen, washer/dryer, private patio or balcony, a wood-burning fireplace, and a whirlpool bath — so the spa is one piece of a larger self-contained stay rather than a freestanding day-spa operation.
Access is limited to hotel guests, which matters for anyone hoping to buy a stand-alone spa day pass: there isn't one described here. The practical path in is booking a villa stay, then arranging spa treatments once on property. For exact treatment menus, pricing, and whether any walk-in or outside-guest exceptions exist, contacting the resort directly at (480) 947-3300 or through its website is the way to confirm before planning a visit.
Good to know
- Can non-guests buy a day pass to the spa?
- Access is listed as hotel guests only, so there's no indication of a stand-alone day pass for outside visitors — check directly with the resort if you're not staying there.
- What's included with a stay here?
- The resort is made up of villas with full kitchens, washer/dryers, private patios, wood-burning fireplaces, and whirlpool baths, plus access to the spa, saltwater pool, hot tub, fitness center, tennis, and mini-golf.
- Is there food on site?
- Yes, the on-site restaurant Splash serves family-friendly food and drinks for guests moving between the pool, spa, and other activities.
- How do I book a spa treatment?
- The listing doesn't specify an online booking system for treatments, so calling (480) 947-3300 or checking the resort's website is the best way to arrange one.
- Is this spa good for families?
- The resort is classified as family friendly, with activities like mini-golf, tennis, and a walking trail alongside the spa, though specific age policies for spa treatments aren't detailed.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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