Updated September 18, 2026

Hot Springs Near Bend, Oregon - 6 Within 75 Miles

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Hot springs near Bend include 6 soaking options within 75 miles, from volcanic caldera pools in Newberry Crater to McKenzie River resorts and forest soaks.
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Closest Hot Spring
Paulina Lake Hot Springs
35 miles from Bend
Hottest Hot Spring
McCredie Hot Springs
105 °F
Closest Free Hot Spring
Paulina Lake Hot Springs
35 miles from Bend
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Hot Springs Near Bend, Oregon

Hot springs near Bend spread in three directions from central Oregon's high desert. South into the Newberry Caldera, two volcanic springs sit within 40 miles along the shorelines of Paulina Lake and East Lake, both inside Newberry National Volcanic Monument. West across the Cascade crest, the McKenzie River corridor holds Belknap Hot Springs and the free pools at Deer Creek, roughly 60 miles via Highway 20. Southwest along Highway 58, McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge is a free primitive soak along Salt Creek in the Willamette National Forest, approximately 75 miles from Bend. North via US-97 and US-26, Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs on the Warm Springs Reservation is roughly 75 miles with resort pools and overnight lodging. Bend's position between the caldera, the Cascades, and the high desert gives it a wider spread of spring types than most Oregon cities.

Closest Hot Springs to Bend, Oregon

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the closest hot spring to Bend?
Paulina Lake Hot Springs inside Newberry National Volcanic Monument is approximately 35 miles south of Bend via US-97 and Paulina East Lake Road. Primitive pools sit along the volcanic south shoreline of Paulina Lake, reached by a 2.3-mile hike from Little Crater Campground. A $5 Northwest Forest Pass is required for parking.
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Are there free hot springs near Bend?
Four free springs sit within 75 miles of Bend. Paulina Lake and East Lake Hot Springs in Newberry Caldera require only a $5 parking pass. Deer Creek Hot Springs near the McKenzie River, about 62 miles west, is free with no fee at all. McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge, roughly 75 miles southwest on Highway 58, is a free undeveloped soak along Salt Creek.
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Can I day trip to hot springs from Bend?
Paulina Lake Hot Springs is about 35 miles south and the closest day trip, though the 2.3-mile hike adds time. Belknap Hot Springs on the McKenzie River is roughly 60 miles west via Santiam Pass, about 75 minutes each way. McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge is approximately 75 miles southwest and requires no hike from the roadside parking area.
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When are the Newberry Crater hot springs accessible?
East Lake Hot Springs is accessible only in late summer and fall, typically from late July through mid-October, when lake levels drop enough to expose the shoreline pools. Paulina Lake Hot Springs has a longer access window but the Paulina East Lake Road closes around mid-October and reopens in late May. Both are snow-covered and inaccessible in winter and spring.
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Which hot springs near Bend are open year-round?
Belknap Hot Springs on the McKenzie River, approximately 60 miles west, is open 365 days a year with day-use pool access from 9 am to 5 pm. McCredie Hot Springs near Oakridge is accessible year-round on Highway 58. The Newberry Caldera springs are seasonal. Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs on the Warm Springs Reservation, about 75 miles north, also operates year-round.

West past Belknap along the McKenzie, hot springs near Eugene add Terwilliger and Breitenbush to the Cascade corridor, both roughly 80 to 85 miles from Bend. Southeast on Highway 31, Summer Lake Hot Springs on the Outback Scenic Byway is about 125 miles from Bend and connects to the high desert springs near Burns.

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