Belknap Hot Springs

Lane County, Oregon

4.5/5

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Families will have a great time soaking at Belknap Hot Springs. Lodging, camping, and hiking are all available.

This is a popular, family friendly spot, complete with two pools, indoor lodging, RV and tent camping, and hiking trails. The pools are kept at 185-195 degrees, with the smaller of the two being reserved for overnighters only. Day visitors are charged an hourly fee.

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Clayton Lukens

Belknap Hot Springs

07/01/20

We camped nearby and had a great afternoon just soaking in these springs. Super relaxing, I hope to go back one day

4.0

Wynona Yvonne

Belknap Hot Springs

11/15/19

One of my favorite spots to enjoy a nice hot soak! Especially during the winter when there’s a blanket of snow over everything and the river flows loud enough for you to enjoy the rumble while you soak. Beautiful spot to capture the sunset, too!

5.0

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Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!

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Belknap Hot Springs

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