Outdoor Saunas

Bring the rejuvenating effects of nature and sauna therapy together with our outdoor saunas collection. Perfect for backyards, patios, or garden retreats, these saunas let you enjoy relaxation and recovery in the fresh air. Choose from compact 2-person models for small spaces or spacious 6-person designs for families and groups. Options include classic barrel saunas for a rustic touch or modern outdoor infrared saunas with advanced heating technology. With benefits like muscle recovery, detoxification, stress relief, and improved circulation, outdoor saunas transform any space into a private wellness haven built for comfort and long-term enjoyment.

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SunRay Saunas SunRay Grandby HL300D 3-Person Sauna

Decompress in a SunRay 3-Person Grandby Sauna HL300D The Grandby 3-person outdoor infrared sauna would look great on any patio, deck, or garden. Wi...
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Benefits of an Outdoor Sauna

A Private Backyard Retreat → Enjoy spa-like relaxation at home with the fresh-air feel of an outdoor sauna. Perfect for reducing stress and unwinding in a natural setting.

Hybrid & Traditional Options → Choose infrared heat for detox and muscle recovery, traditional steam for classic warmth, or a hybrid model for the best of both.

Year-Round Durability → Built with weather-resistant woods like Hemlock and Cedar, outdoor saunas are designed to perform in any season with minimal maintenance.

Styles to Fit Your Space → From rustic barrel saunas to modern infrared cabins, these designs blend seamlessly into patios, gardens, or backyard retreats.

Golden Designs Nora 2 Person Hybrid PureTech™ Full Spectrum IR or Traditional Stove Outdoor Sauna GDI-8222-01 Front View Outdoor 3

Outdoor Saunas FAQ

Is it worth getting an outdoor sauna?

Yes—outdoor saunas provide all the wellness benefits of traditional or infrared heat, with added advantages that make them especially valuable:

Connection with nature → Relax in fresh air and natural surroundings for a deeper sense of calm.
Retreat-like ritual → Stepping outside creates the feeling of a getaway, even at home.
Extra space → Keeps your indoor square footage free while still adding a full sauna.
Built to last → Designed with weather-resistant materials for year-round use.

Do I need a permit for an outdoor sauna?

In most cases, no. If your sauna is under 120 square feet, it typically doesn’t require a permit.

However, it’s always best to check with your local municipal permit office before beginning construction to ensure you’re compliant with any regulations in your area.

Are outdoor saunas expensive to run?

Not really—once installed, operating costs are surprisingly low:

Energy use → Most outdoor saunas cost about $15–$30 per month in electricity, depending on size and frequency of use.
Maintenance → Minimal upkeep is required—occasional tasks like replacing sauna rocks or basic checks on heaters.
Long-term value → A sauna can last for years, so the running cost is small compared to the wellness and lifestyle benefits.

Do outdoor saunas get moldy?

Not if they’re properly cared for—keeping your sauna dry is simple with a few easy habits:

Air circulation → Leave the door open or vent the sauna after use to release moisture.
Wipe down surfaces → Quickly dry benches and walls where condensation forms.
Post-rain drying → Turn on the heater briefly after rain to dry the wood and prevent moisture buildup.
Regular checks → Routine care keeps your sauna mold-free and ready for use year-round.