Hot SpringsIN OREGON

Eastern Oregon · Developed tubs

Alvord Hot Springs

Two developed soaking pools at the foot of Steens Mountain on private land.

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Day use

Call operator for current rate

Day visitors must call ahead: 541-589-2282

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Is this the right stop for your trip?

Call first for day-use capacity and road conditions. This is a remote destination, not a guaranteed walk-in stop.

Access and seasonal planning

Private property accessed from East Steens Road. East Steens Road is mostly gravel; conditions need checking.

Use the Official operator visitor information for the latest access instructions. Check ODOT TripCheck for state-highway conditions; forest and refuge roads need a separate land-manager check.

Practical visit details

Hours
Day use during business hours; overnight guests have extended pool access. Source ↗
Facilities
Restrooms, small store, bunkhouses and campsites. Source ↗
Camping
Campsites and RV spaces; no RV hookups listed. Source ↗
Pets
Leashed pets welcome under the operator’s agreement. Source ↗

Location & map

Harney County, Oregon. Approximate coordinates: 42.54341, -118.53395.

DOGAMI historical geothermal inventory; approximate spring location, not parking. These are not turn-by-turn directions or a verified accessible entrance.

A SECOND SOURCE, A DIFFERENT PURPOSE

The geothermal record

DOGAMI records this feature as Alvord Hot Spring - A0010, reference HA-077a, in Harney County. We matched the named destination to this historical inventory for geographic context.

A geological spring location can differ from the entrance, bathing pool or parking area. Historical source-water readings do not describe today’s bathing temperature, so they are not presented as live pool measurements.

DOGAMI record ↗

Sources and what they establish

Fees, reservation notes and access descriptions above come from the visitor sources below unless a field says it is unverified. Our trip-fit paragraph and nearby comparisons are editorial synthesis. No on-site inspection or water testing is claimed.

Unknown fields remain unknown. Report a correction or read our full sourcing method.

LOOK AT THE ALTERNATIVES

Other destinations to compare

The three closest reviewed soaking destinations by straight-line distance, shown with photos first. These are not driving distances or a suggested route.

About 59 miles in a straight line

Stone walls around the hot springs bathing pool at Hart Mountain in 2015
Finetooth · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0. 2015-06-16. Resized and converted to WebP; this image and its derivatives remain under CC BY-SA 3.0. Not current conditions.
Day useNatural pools

Southern Oregon high desert

Hart Mountain Hot Springs

Hot springs at the refuge’s Hot Springs Campground, also known as Antelope Hot Springs.

Entry
Refuge entry and camping free
Plan ahead
Campground first come, first served
View access, fees & sources

About 106 miles in a straight line

About 62 miles in a straight line