Named for the Pueblo of Jemez, the village of Jemez Springs is the site of the Jemez State Monument, and the headquarters of the Jemez Ranger District, and is located within the Santa Fe National Forest, connected to Pueblo Jemez, to the north, by Highway 4. Its first post office, named Archuleta, was opened in 1888. In 1894, Postmaster Francisco Perea requested that its name be changed to Perea. However, by 1907, its mail was carrying the postmark of Jemez Springs.
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The Rinzal-ji Zen Center is located in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. An overview of the facility and its programs and services is offered, along with schedules, contacts, and membership information.
http://www.bmzc.org/
The property and hot springs pool are situated along the Jemez River in Jemez Springs, New Mexico, and is the site of the oldest bath house in the area. Its rates per one, two, or five-hour increments are posted, along with its policies on private rental of the pool.
http://www.gigglingsprings.com
Catering to children ages eight through fourteen, the summer music and recreation camp is located on Hummingbird Road in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Registration and teacher’s applications are presented, along with camp fees, camp listings, and a map showing its location.
http://www.hummingbirdmusiccamp.org
Service schedules and a calendar of ongoing and upcoming programs and events are posted, along with a history of the congregation, leadership contacts, office hours, and directions to the church in Jemez Springs, New Mexico.
http://jemezmbc.org
The official village site offers historical information and photographs of the community, along with contacts for the village administrative and departmental offices and facilities, a map, directions, and a webcam, along with a guide to local recreational, lodging and dining facilities, shopping venues, businesses, and events.
http://www.jemezsprings.org/
