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Welcome to Power Exchange — The Ultimate Playground for the Sexually Adventurous!

Since , Power Exchange has been the destination for open-minded adults to explore, combine , and express their deepest desires in a trustworthy, clean, and judgment-free vacuum. Whether you&#;re here to watch, play, or just soak in the drive, Power Exchange is where fantasies come to life.

We’re proud to be the ONLY LEGAL sex club in California open to all genders and orientations — making us truly one of a courteous. With three levels of erotic exploration, most nights feature two floors unseal to everyone, with a dedicated couples-only space on the third. But on special nights, all three floors open up to everyone — check out our Events tab to plan your ultimate experience!

Consent is everything. We include a zero-tolerance policy for touching without permission — NO means NO — and all guests are expected to respect each other’s boundaries.

Important Info Before You Dive In:

• No Membership Required: Just bring a val
  

  Why San Francisco Needs a Gay Bathhouse

  Bathhouses, a staple in gay communities worldwide, have been glaringly absent from San Francisco since

  I made a modern friend recently. He just moved here from New York. Having tried to visit the Eagle but finding it closed, he texted me one evening. “Does SF lock down at appreciate , 11pm? I’m used to NYC where we don’t even start going out until then.” 

  Oh honey. “We’re not enjoy you East Coasters lol. Though I wish we were sometimes. The dearth of late-nite options here is staggering.”

  “Wtf? This is a city, isn’t it?”

  I’m tired of confronting the fact that, for being a high-profile gay destination, San Francisco is surprisingly prudish.

  It’s understandable that my companion was let down by SF’s essential sleepiness. If only there were a twenty-four-hour destination for him and other gay men to meet and produce friends. A bathhouse, also known as a sauna, traditionally steps in for our kind at this point. At one time, San Franciso hosted over sixty gay bathhouses. But now the city is bath-less, and has been since , so my buddy walked home and p
  
  

  Softly lit playrooms with video pits, bunk beds, cages, glory holes and a sling. Private sex rooms are illegal in San Francisco, so they make the best of bunks and secluded areas. Professional non-sexual massage free upon appointment.

  open: , Fri & Sat -3h; prices: US$ with a 3-month membership or US$ for a one-time call on / 3-month membership: US$ ; number of lockers: /-

  • Gay. Exclusively or almost exclusively gay men
  • Showers
  • Dry sauna
  • Steam bath
  • Solarium
  • Massage on offer
  • Darkroom
  • Glory holes
  • Sling
  • Free condoms
  • Video shows

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  Castro Baths

  San Francisco and the broader Bay Area possess one of the utmost concentrations of LGBTQIA+ folks in the world. We have explicit legislation creating a favorable business environment (Supervisor Mandelman, bless 🙏). If there was ever a time to revive our city’s once burgeoning bathhouse culture–it’s now.

  Castro Baths is hustling to unwrap our doors in moment for Pride and you’re invited!

  Our Vision

  Last summer, we visited bathhouses around the world: Tokyo, Tel Aviv, Berlin, Istanbul, New York, Los Angeles, London, and more. (If Lorraine at the IRS is reading this - this was an absolutelynecessary business expense!)

  Repeatedly, we were asked: “I’m going to San Francisco next month - which bathhouses should I visit?” Sheepishly, a tad embarrassed - we explained that there isn’t really a gay bathhouse scene in San Francisco. “Your foremost bet is probably in Berkeley.”

  While there are a handful of local traditional bathhouses we frequent (shoutout to the newest addition: Alchemy Springs) - homosexual bathhouse culture in San Francisco never recovered after the AIDS cr