Map of Oregon soaking places
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- Hot springs resort
- Natural hot spring
- Urban bathhouse
- Clothing-optional club
- Stay near the springs
- Hot spring, access unverified
- Cold or mineral spring
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Pins show the spring or the property, not the parking area.
Every place, by type
Hot springs resort 9 · Developed hot springs with lodging or camping on site
Natural hot spring 11 · Undeveloped or lightly developed spring on public land
Urban bathhouse 4 · City soaking pools, saunas and cold plunges
Clothing-optional club 2 · Member-style nudist resort with pools or hot tubs
Stay near the springs 1 · Lodging used as a base for nearby hot springs
Hot spring, access unverified 14 · Mapped hot spring with no current public-access source
Cold or mineral spring 8 · Mapped spring with no record of warm water
The numbers
Oregon places by type
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| Hot springs resort | 9 |
| Natural hot spring | 11 |
| Urban bathhouse | 4 |
| Clothing-optional club | 2 |
| Stay near the springs | 1 |
| Hot spring, access unverified | 14 |
| Cold or mineral spring | 8 |
Places by region
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| Portland & Mt. Hood | 10 |
| Willamette Valley & Central Cascades | 10 |
| Northeast Oregon | 8 |
| Southeast Oregon | 8 |
| Southern Oregon | 5 |
| Central Oregon | 5 |
| Lake County high desert | 3 |
Pool temperatures (°F)
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| Umpqua Hot Springs | 110–112°F |
| Breitenbush Hot Springs | 100–110°F |
| Common Ground Wellness Cooperative | 103°F |
| Grande Hot Springs RV Resort | 92–104°F |
| Knot Springs | 98–104°F |
| Summer Lake Hot Springs | 98–104°F |
| Crane Hot Springs | 101°F |
| Cove Hot Springs | 86°F |
Pool temperatures published by each operator or, for wild springs, recorded on Wikipedia. Cold plunges left out.
Regions group counties: Portland & Mt. Hood: Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas; Willamette Valley & Central Cascades: Marion, Linn, Benton, Lane; Central Oregon: Deschutes; Southern Oregon: Jackson, Douglas, Klamath; Lake County high desert: Lake; Southeast Oregon: Harney, Malheur; Northeast Oregon: Union, Baker, Grant.
Hot springs by town
- Ashland 2
- Bend 3
- Black Butte Ranch 1
- Blue River 2
- Burns 1
- Corvallis 1
- Cove 1
- Detroit 1
- Estacada 4
- Fields 1
- Haines 1
- Idleyld Park 3
- Jordan Valley 1
- La Grande 2
- La Pine 1
- Lakeview 1
- Long Creek 2
- McKenzie Bridge 2
- Molalla 1
- North Plains 1
- Nyssa 2
- Oakridge 3
- Paulina 1
- Plush 1
- Portland 4
- Prairie City 1
- Princeton 2
- Sodaville 1
- Summer Lake 1
- Vale 1
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Oregon hot springs: common questions
How many hot springs are there in Oregon?
We track 49 Oregon places: 9 developed hot springs, 11 natural springs with a public-access source, 4 city bathhouses and 2 clothing-optional clubs. Another 14 mapped hot springs have no current access source, and 8 springs are cold.
Which Oregon hot springs are free?
Natural springs on public land such as Three Forks Hot Spring, Willow Creek Hot Springs, Antelope (Hart Mountain) Hot Springs, Snively Hot Springs have no entry fee listed by the land manager, though a recreation pass can apply at Forest Service sites. Check each official page.
Which Oregon hot springs have lodging?
Jackson Wellsprings, Grande Hot Springs RV Resort, Hot Lake Springs Resort, Breitenbush Hot Springs, Alvord Hot Springs, Lithia Springs Resort, Crane Hot Springs, Summer Lake Hot Springs, Belknap Hot Springs Lodge & Gardens.
Can you soak in Oregon hot springs year-round?
Developed resorts are generally open all year, though some pools are seasonal (Grande Hot Springs opens its mineral pools April to September). Snow and wildfire closures affect forest springs; check the land manager's alerts.