Updated September 29, 2026

Hot Springs Near Bend, Oregon - 16 Within 100 Miles

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Hot springs near Bend include 16 soaking options within 100 miles, from Newberry Volcanic Monument to Cascade corridor pools along the McKenzie and Breitenbush.
Riverside natural hot spring pool with steam coming out at mccreddie hot springs oregon
Closest Hot Spring
Paulina Lake Hot Springs, Oregon
30 miles from Bend
Hottest Hot Spring
Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon
198 °F
Closest Free Hot Spring
Deer Creek (Bigelow) Hot Springs, Oregon
55 miles from Bend
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Hot Springs Near Bend, Oregon

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Hot springs near Bend radiate into the surrounding Cascade Range in several directions. The closest are Paulina Lake Hot Springs and East Lake Hot Springs, both about 30 miles south in Newberry Volcanic Monument on US-97 and Paulina Road, with warm water seeping into the lake edge from geothermal activity beneath the caldera. West on OR-126 along the McKenzie River, Belknap Hot Springs is about 55 miles from town with resort pools at 92 to 104 degrees fed by 196-degree source water. Bigelow Hot Springs, a free pool nearby, sits along the McKenzie at 102 to 104 degrees in summer. Northwest toward Detroit, Breitenbush Hot Springs operates as a retreat center with 198-degree source water, the hottest within 100 miles. Southwest on OR-58 over Willamette Pass, McCredie Hot Springs and Terwilliger Hot Springs add free and low-cost soaking along the Row River and Cougar Reservoir corridors.

Closest Hot Springs to Bend, Oregon

primitive hot spring pools on the gravel shore of Paulina Lake at paulina lake hot springs oregon

Paulina Lake Hot Springs, Oregon

Primitive soaking pools on the volcanic shoreline of Paulina Lake inside Newberry Caldera, reached by a 2.3-mile hike from Little Crater Campground.
East Lake Hot Springs, Oregon.

East Lake Hot Springs, Oregon

Primitive volcanic pools on East Lake's south shore in Newberry Caldera, 40 miles from Bend. Walk or boat 0.4 miles; late summer and fall access only.
Outdoor area seating with resort in the background in a forest setting at belknap hot springs

Belknap Hot Springs, Oregon

Belknap Hot Springs is a full-service resort with two mineral pools on the McKenzie River. $12/hour day use, swimsuit required, children age 5 and older only.
riverside hot spring in Deer Creek (Bigelow) Hot Springs, Oregon

Deer Creek (Bigelow) Hot Springs, Oregon

Deer Creek Hot Springs is a free primitive pool on the McKenzie River, 60 miles from Eugene. Small fern grotto, clothing optional, best in summer and fall.
Outdoor mineral water pool with forest backdrop in Lehman Hot Springs, Oregon

Lehman Hot Springs, Oregon

Lehman Hot Springs is a privately owned historic resort near Ukiah in the Blue Mountains, closed to the public and used only for private group bookings.
Hot springs in a lush forest in Terwilliger (Cougar) Hot Springs, Oregon

Terwilliger Hot Springs, Oregon

Four cascading clothing-optional pools in Willamette National Forest, reached by a short 0.4-mile hike from Aufderheide Drive near Cougar Reservoir.
Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon.

Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon

Free creekside oval pool in old-growth Willamette National Forest, 10 miles from Oakridge. Flat 0.3-mile trail, clothing optional, no facilities on site.
Easterday Hot Springs (Lucky Seven Hot Springs), Oregon.

Easterday Hot Springs (Lucky Seven Hot Springs), Oregon

Easterday Hot Springs is a free remote BLM spring near McDermitt with soaking creek from 120°F source water. No facilities, high-clearance vehicle required.
steaming natural hot spring pool beside a river at mccredie hot springs oregon

McCredie Hot Springs, Oregon

Rock-walled soaking pools on Salt Creek in Willamette National Forest, about 8 miles east of Oakridge. Day use only, $5/vehicle, clothing optional.
Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs, Oregon

Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs, Oregon

Kah-Nee-Ta is a paid Confederated Tribes resort near Warm Springs with mineral pools, private tubs, teepees, and a lazy river. Reopened in July 2024.
Lower Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon - concrete pools on the Breitenbush River in Willamette Forest

Lower Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon

Lower Breitenbush Hot Springs is a free Forest Service soak near Detroit via a rough 0.5-mile burn-area trail. Concrete riverbank pools, clothing optional.
Outdoor hot spring baths in Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon

Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon

Breitenbush Hot Springs is a paid reservation-required Cascade retreat with seven mineral pools and a sauna. Clothing optional, off-grid, no pets.
log soaking tubs in forest setting at bagby hot springs oregon

Bagby Hot Springs, Oregon

Bagby Hot Springs offers cedar log soaking tubs in Mt. Hood National Forest, reached by a 1.5-mile trail. Fee is $5 per person, no reservations needed.
Umpqua Hot Springs, Oregon

Umpqua Hot Springs, Oregon

Travertine pools perched 150 feet above the North Umpqua River in Umpqua National Forest. Short steep hike, $5/vehicle, clothing optional, day use only.
Natural hot spring pool under the shade of trees at austin hot springs oregon

Austin Hot Springs, Oregon

Austin Hot Springs is an extremely hot (186+ degrees) and dangerous geothermal site on the Clackamas River, on private property with 50+ documented burns.
Summer Lake Hot Springs, Oregon.

Summer Lake Hot Springs, Oregon

Year-round artesian resort on Highway 31, 6 miles west of Paisley. Indoor pool, outdoor rock tubs, cabins, tent camping, and full RV hookups on 145 acres.
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Frequently Asked Questions

1
What is the closest hot spring to Bend?
Paulina Lake Hot Springs is about 30 miles south of Bend in Newberry Volcanic Monument, reached via US-97 and Paulina Lake Road. Warm water seeps into the lake edge from geothermal vents beneath the caldera. A Newberry pass is required for vehicle entry. East Lake Hot Springs is in the same monument.
2
Are there free hot springs near Bend?
Five of the 16 hot springs within 100 miles of Bend are free. Bigelow Hot Springs on the McKenzie River is about 55 miles west on OR-126 with 102 to 104 degree pools in summer. Lower Breitenbush Hot Springs, about 70 miles northwest, and Wall Creek Hot Springs near Oakridge are also free primitive pools.
3
How far is Bend from Breitenbush Hot Springs?
Breitenbush Hot Springs is about 70 miles northwest of Bend via US-20 and OR-22 through Detroit, roughly 90 minutes by car. The retreat center has rock-lined soaking pools fed by 198-degree source water. Day visits and overnight stays both require advance reservation.
4
Which hot springs near Bend are good for families?
Belknap Hot Springs, about 55 miles west on OR-126 along the McKenzie River, has two outdoor mineral pools maintained at 92 to 104 degrees seasonally, with a lodge and camping on site. Children are welcome at both pools, and the riverfront setting offers swimming in the McKenzie for a cold plunge.
5
Can I visit Umpqua Hot Springs as a day trip from Bend?
Umpqua Hot Springs is about 85 miles southwest of Bend via US-97 and OR-138, roughly two hours each way. A short 0.3-mile trail leads to a sheltered pool perched on a rock ledge above the North Umpqua River. A Northwest Forest Pass or recreation pass is required for trailhead parking.
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North on US-97 and US-26, hot springs near Portland overlap with the Breitenbush, Bagby, and Austin springs about 175 miles from Bend, adding the Columbia Gorge corridor. East on US-20 across the high desert, Summer Lake Hot Springs is the bridge toward the remote Eastern Oregon springs beyond the 100-mile radius.

More hot springs in Oregon

Natural hot spring pool under the shade of trees at austin hot springs oregon

Austin Hot Springs, Oregon

Austin Hot Springs is an extremely hot (186+ degrees) and dangerous geothermal site on the Clackamas River, on private property with 50+ documented burns.
East Lake Hot Springs, Oregon.

East Lake Hot Springs, Oregon

Primitive volcanic pools on East Lake's south shore in Newberry Caldera, 40 miles from Bend. Walk or boat 0.4 miles; late summer and fall access only.
natural rock lined warm pools above a river at three forks warm springs in oregon

Three Forks Warm Springs, Oregon

Warm springs at the confluence of three Owyhee River forks, 39 miles from Jordan Valley. 4WD required to reach the canyon; main pools require a river ford.
Ryegrass Hot Springs, Oregon.

Ryegrass Hot Springs, Oregon

Free riverside pools in the remote Owyhee River canyon. Reached almost exclusively by multi-day float trip from Rome. Overland access is extremely difficult.

Greeley Bar Hot Springs, Oregon

Free riverside pools near the Birch Creek takeout in the Lower Owyhee River canyon. Reached almost exclusively by multi-day float trip from Rome, Oregon.
Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon.

Wall Creek Hot Springs, Oregon

Free creekside oval pool in old-growth Willamette National Forest, 10 miles from Oakridge. Flat 0.3-mile trail, clothing optional, no facilities on site.

Bully Creek Hot Springs, Oregon

A small free concrete soaking pool in the high desert near Vale, OR, fed by warm geothermal water beside Bully Creek. No facilities, no signage.
Outdoor rock lined hot spring pool in a desert setting at echo rock hot springs in oregon

Echo Rock Hot Springs, Oregon

Echo Rock Hot Springs is a free concrete Owyhee canyon pool, 3.5 miles from Leslie Gulch. Submerged by reservoir in summer, best fall through spring.
Hot spring pool in a desert setting at mickey hot springs oregon

Mickey Hot Springs, Oregon

Free BLM geothermal area with boiling pools and Oregon's only natural mini-geyser on the edge of the Alvord Desert. Viewing only, no soaking.
Easterday Hot Springs (Lucky Seven Hot Springs), Oregon.

Easterday Hot Springs (Lucky Seven Hot Springs), Oregon

Easterday Hot Springs is a free remote BLM spring near McDermitt with soaking creek from 120°F source water. No facilities, high-clearance vehicle required.
Crystal Crane Hot Springs, Oregon

Crystal Crane Hot Springs, Oregon

A rustic high desert resort 25 miles from Burns, OR, with a large natural mineral spring pond and private cedar bathhouses. Day use and overnight stays.
South Harney Lake Hot Springs, Oregon.

South Harney Lake Hot Springs, Oregon

Free, undeveloped geothermal seep on private land south of Harney Lake, 34 miles from Burns. Two dug-out pools, 8-mile dirt road access, no facilities.
A mountain creek surrounded by trees in autumn foliage at bar m ranch hot springs in oregon

Bar M Ranch Hot Springs, Oregon

Bar M Ranch Hot Springs is a private retreat ranch with a geothermal pool in the Blue Mountains, 30 miles from Pendleton. Reservations required.
Hunters Hot Springs, Oregon.

Hunters Hot Springs, Oregon

Hunters Hot Springs is a resort near Lakeview with a 104°F mineral pool and Old Perpetual, Oregon only active geyser. Confirm current status before visiting.
Outdoor mineral water pool with forest backdrop in Lehman Hot Springs, Oregon

Lehman Hot Springs, Oregon

Lehman Hot Springs is a privately owned historic resort near Ukiah in the Blue Mountains, closed to the public and used only for private group bookings.
Lithia Springs Resort, Oregon

Lithia Springs Resort, Oregon

Lithia Springs Resort is a paid overnight mineral resort 2.5 miles from Ashland. Private soaking tub in every room, breakfast included, seasonal pool.
large outdoor concrete mineral pool in the town of Cove near La Grande

Cove Warm Springs, Oregon

Cove Warm Springs is a seasonal outdoor mineral pool in the town of Cove, open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Water is 86°F, untreated, swimsuit required.
Bingham Hot Springs, Oregon.

Bingham Hot Springs, Oregon

A 633-acre Oregon ranch in the Blue Mountains with a natural mineral spring pool at 93 degrees. Pool access included with overnight stays and retreat bookings.

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