Hot spring resorts in Oregon offer more than just warm water—they invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature in every season. Whether you are watching raindrops fall into hot pools or enjoying sunshine with your feet in the water, these resorts deliver relaxation and rejuvenation all year long.
Hidden in forests, mountains, near rushing rivers, or in the high deserts, Oregon’s hot spring resorts are perfect places to relax. Imagine sitting in a warm, private pool, steam rising around you, with only the sounds of birds, wind in the trees, or soft falling snow.
You might be planning a romantic trip, a quiet solo escape, or a fun family getaway—there’s a hot spring ready for you.
Top Oregon's Hot Spring Resorts
Oregon might not have as many hot spring resorts as California or Idaho but what it does offer is rich in character, beauty, and natural healing. With these nine unique spots across the state, you will find your perfect soak.
Some of Oregon’s most popular resorts combine natural charm with cozy comfort. You will find hot mineral pools, simple cabins, and wide open desert views at places like Summer Lake Hot Springs, Crystal Crane Hot Springs, and Hunters Hot Springs - perfect for quiet, restful stays.
If you want something fancier, Lithia Springs Resort in Ashland has quiet gardens, comfortable rooms, and in-room soaking tubs filled with natural mineral water.
If you want to skip chlorine exposure during soaking, these resorts use untreated, chemical-free water in their pools: Hot Lake Springs, Breitenbush Hot Springs, Crystal Crane, Summer Lake Hot Springs, and Bingham Springs.
For a fun, family-friendly place to swim and relax, try Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs Resort.
Lithia Springs Resort - The Best for Luxury and Relaxation Seekers
Tucked into the artsy town of Ashland, Lithia Springs Resort is more than a place to stay and enjoy soaking in mineral-rich spring water. Resort's grounds are a true oasis of tranquility full of fruit trees, grape vines, aspens, beautiful roses, and berry bushes.
Add a Koi pond, a tea room, a library, and an exquisite lobby with a fireplace - and you get a perfect place for any event, from a wedding and a big family vacation to a romantic getaway for two… or just you.
Whether you're coming for a wedding, a weekend trip, or just some quiet time alone, Lithia Springs is the perfect place to slow down and relax.
Lithia Springs Resort: A True Oasis of Tranquility in Oregon
Hot Lake Springs - Historic Hotel with Soaking Pools
Just 9 miles southeast of La Grande, The Lodge at Hot Lake Springs is located in the southern part of the Grande Ronde Valley in Union County. Built in the early 1900s, the lodge is a fine example of Colonial Revival architecture. It sits at the foot of a small, treeless hill and lies next to one of the largest hot springs in the world. All the soaking pools are set along the edge of the hot lake.
From the lodge, guests can enjoy wide, open views of the valley, with the Blue Mountains to the west and the Wallowa Mountains to the east.
Breitenbush Hot Springs Retreat and Conference Center
Set along the scenic Breitenbush River, Breitenbush Hot Springs Retreat and Conference Center is a rustic, off-the-grid resort surrounded by the Cascade Mountains and the Willamette National Forest. It’s a place for quiet soaking in mineral-rich waters and connecting with nature.
Hot water flows from the source at over 180°F. The soaking pools range in temperature from 100°F to 109°F.
There are three upper pools with views of the open meadow and forested mountain slopes. The hottest, known as the Silent Pool, is a peaceful spot for quiet soaking and reflection.
Breitenbush Hot Springs - Enjoy the Unique History and Views
Belknap Hot Springs - A Historic Resort on the Bank of the McKenzie River
Belknap Hot Springs Lodge, located 58 miles east of Eugene, sits in the heart of the Willamette National Forest along the McKenzie River.
Native American artifacts found along the river show that people have used these hot springs for thousands of years for healing and spiritual purposes. Settlers first described the springs in 1854, calling them the “Pools of Salome” and “Siloam Springs.”
For nearly 150 years, the resort has welcomed visitors, except for a brief closure from 1968 to 1978. Today, Belknap offers a range of places to stay—cabins, lodge rooms, campgrounds, and RV sites.
In addition to soaking in the warm mineral water, guests can enjoy nearby hiking, biking, fishing, and rafting.
Belknap Hot Springs – Mineral Swimming Pools & the Scenic "Secret Garden" on the McKenzie River
Crystal Crane Hot Springs - A Geothermal Oasis near the Alvord Desert
At first glance, the rugged lands of Eastern Oregon may seem dry and empty—until you reach the warm, bubbling waters of Crystal Crane Hot Springs. This peaceful, rustic resort offers healing mineral waters and wide-open desert views that draw visitors from far and wide.
Located 25 miles southeast of Burns on 160 acres, the resort sits right on the edge of the Alvord Desert. Soak in the large hot spring pond while gazing out across the sagebrush landscape and the endless skies of Southeastern Oregon.
Summer Lake Hot Springs - A Soothing Oasis in Oregon's Outback
If you’re seeking a natural, scenic hot springs experience, Summer Lake Hot Springs is the perfect spot. Located on a 145-acre rustic property near the southern edge of Summer Lake, the resort is easily accessible via Oregon Outback Highway 31, a National Scenic Byway.
The resort offers a variety of facilities, including an indoor swimming pool housed in a barn-like structure and three outdoor pools surrounded by natural rocks.
Summer Lake Hot Springs also provides comfortable accommodations, including geothermally heated cabins and guest houses.
Summer Lake Hot Springs - The Barn With a Soaking Pool Inside
Bingham Springs (Bar M Ranch) - A Warm Spring in the Blue Mountains
Also known as Bar M Ranch, Bingham Springs is tucked in the Blue Mountains of Northeastern Oregon, along the Umatilla River. The 633-acre ranch is easy to reach with a regular car—no 4WD needed.
Warm spring water (around 93°F) flows from a nearby mountain at about 300 liters per minute, feeding a 40x60-foot pool. The water cools naturally to about 85°F, making it ideal for summer swimming and soaking.
Grande Hot Springs - The Former Historic Hot Lake Hotel
Just 9 miles southwest of La Grande, Grande Hot Springs RV Resort sits at the base of Craig Mountain in the Grande Ronde Valley. It offers great soaking in mineral-rich hot water pumped from nearby Hot Lake.
Originally part of the historic Hot Lake Hotel, the RV resort became a separate property in the 1990s.
The 171°F water is transferred from the Hot Lake to feed the outdoor pool and tub, private soaking tubs, and for heating all buildings.
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort & Spa - Family-Friendly High Desert Luxury
Located in Central Oregon, Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs Resort & Spa blends family-friendly fun with desert scenery and soothing mineral water. The resort sits in a dramatic landscape of colorful hills and open desert, offering a unique setting for relaxation.
Kah-Nee-Ta is known for its accessibility, large soaking pools, and resort-style comfort—making it a top pick for both families and hot spring fans.
You May Also Like
