Umpqua Hot Springs

When you arrive at the hot springs you'll see a bathroom and large dumpster in a small gravel parking lot. From the parking lot you'll see a bridge which leads to the trail up to the springs. Its a 0.25 mile walk up to seven different pools, sitting 150ft. above the North Umpqua River. All the hot springs set the perfect soaking vibe with a variety of sizes, temperatures and an excellent view. If you really want the full experience, stay until the stars come out.

Would you like some cold, fresh natural drinking water to cool off with during your soak? Then take a quick walk up river to this hidden mountain stream. Before you cross the bridge in the parking lot, find the trail that follows up along the river. After about .4 miles the trail will walk over a heavy flowing stream, this is the one. Make your way down and give it a try. Some avid local soakers said its one of the freshest natural drinking spring in the country and I believe them!

Fees
During the summer season, there is a day use fee per vehicle (learn more). 

Winter Access
In the winter, this will become a 2.5 mile RT hike. You can find the parking area along the North Umpqua River by following this link.

Key Tip
Please remember to pack out what you pack in so others can enjoy this place too. 

Camping
Camping is no longer available at or around the hot springs -- this is a day use only area. Toketee Lake campground is very close to the pools.

Nearby Adventure
If you're looking for an extra adventure close by, check out Toketee Falls. Right after you pull off the Umpqua highway towards the springs, there's a left turn marked Toketee Falls. Once you park, Its a .7 mile walk to a lookout deck over the absolutely beautiful waterfall. If you're feeling more adventurous, hop the fence and scale your way down the cliff to enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool. (highly recommend).