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The Running Water Spa at the Scottsdale Camelback Resort

Scottsdale, Arizona

A resort spa in Scottsdale's Arcadia area offering massages, facials, and body treatments, open to hotel guests and day-pass visitors alike.

Two women seated in spa waiting area with floral arrangement and water feature wall
  • Guests relaxing in outdoor heated pool with spa building and palm trees in background
  • Interior room with reception desk, towel storage shelving, and spa amenities
Photo: Running Water Spa via Google

At a glance

The Running Water Spa sits inside the Scottsdale Camelback Resort, offering a straightforward menu of massages, facials, and body treatments aimed at both hotel guests and locals dropping in for the day. The setup takes cues from the Sonoran Desert setting around it, though the core draw is the standard resort-spa service list rather than anything unusual or experimental.

It works for a range of visits: a solo appointment to unwind, a couples treatment, or a small group booking for a bachelorette party or girls' trip. The spa also handles event and group requests directly by email, which suggests they're set up to accommodate parties beyond the typical single-treatment visitor.

Beyond treatments, there's a retail section for take-home products, gift cards (including Spa Week gift cards), and a membership program tied to the broader resort — members get discounts on spa services as well as perks at the resort's restaurant and bar, Splash. This membership angle is worth a look for anyone in Scottsdale often enough to make it pay off.

Hours run 9 AM to 5 PM most days, stretching to 6 PM on Friday and Saturday, though the spa notes that seasonal and holiday hours can shift, so a quick call ahead is a good idea if you're planning around a specific date. Access is available both to resort guests and as a day pass for outside visitors, making it a viable option whether you're staying at the property or just passing through Arcadia.

Good to know

Can non-hotel guests visit the spa?
Yes, the spa accepts day-pass visitors in addition to resort guests.
What are the spa's hours?
It's open 9 AM–5 PM Sunday through Thursday, and 9 AM–6 PM on Friday and Saturday, though seasonal and holiday hours may vary — call ahead to confirm.
What kind of treatments are offered?
The spa offers massages, facials, body treatments, and spa packages; check the online service menu for current offerings and pricing.
Is this a good option for a group event like a bachelorette party?
Yes, the spa specifically markets itself for groups and parties and asks that you email them directly to arrange details.
Do they sell gift cards or memberships?
Yes, they sell gift cards (including Spa Week gift cards) and offer a resort membership program with discounts on spa services and other amenities.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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