Staying at Oregon’s Summer Lake Hot Springs

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Staying at Oregon’s Summer Lake Hot Springs


An oasis within the coronary heart of Southern Oregon’s excessive desert, Summer Lake Hot Springs attracts guests from across the Pacific Northwest into the therapeutic waters feeding three out of doors soaking swimming pools and a seasonal indoor swimming pool. Surrounded by sweeping views of the valley flooring and mountains within the distance, cattle grazing amongst tumbleweeds and scraggily juniper bushes far outnumber residents of this resort vacation spot situated two hours southeast of Bend.

Guests coming to Summer Lake Hot Springs have three choices for lodging at this 145-acre resort: tenting (RV and tent) or renting a visitor home or cabin. We visited in late April and had been met with blue skies and temperatures within the 50s and 60s, a superb mixture for soaking within the three out of doors rock swimming pools of various depths and temperatures hovering round 104º F. Hot water constantly flows by means of PVC piping into the swimming pools; convey water or a beverage of selection (no glass, clearly) and soak all hours of the day or night time.

At night time, we discovered the purple gentle setting on a flashlight or headlamp was much less disruptive to different company and simpler on everybody’s adjusting eyes. Without gentle air pollution, star gazing is a magical factor to expertise at Summer Lake. Closed for the season, company have entry to the indoor pool altering rooms and showers nonetheless. In the warmth of summer season, a dip on this pool (98º F) would really feel great irrespective of the time of day.

We pulled our camper trailer over the Willamette Pass for a reservation at a RV website with full hookups ($55/night time together with admission to the soaking swimming pools). The wind was reasonably relentless; the awning got here down as quick because it went up. We loved entry to close by indoor restrooms with beautiful showers and tile flooring heated by geothermal vitality.

Many company who come to Summer Lake Hot Springs get pleasure from a getaway retreat at one of many visitor homes or cabins.

Prepare for no tv or WiFi, however that is the purpose. Soak. Float. Meander alongside one of many filth paths main out to the dry lake mattress. Find the labyrinth. Listen to frogs and birds. Meditate. Drive into Paisley and eat on the saloon. Find the Paisley Caves. Make a day journey to Crack within the Ground or the Fort Rock State Natural Area.

We hope you like Summer Lake Hot Springs as a lot as we did! Happy Tails!

 


About the Author



Julie Henning


Julie Henning is a contract author and journalist primarily based out of Eugene, Oregon. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers and proprietor of the family-travel web site RoadTripsForFamilies.com. She is a latest previous member of the Midwest Travel Writers Association and the Association for Great Lakes Outdoor Writers.

In March 2018 Julie Henning revealed the ebook “100 Things to Do in Eugene Before You Die” (Reedy Press). She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers and up to date previous member of the Midwest Travel Writers Association and the Association for Great Lakes Outdoor Writers.

She has been revealed within the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Wisconsin State Journal, Travel Wisconsin, Travel Oregon, Hometown News Group, The Daily Journal (Kankakee, Illinois), the Rochester Post Bulletin, Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine (DNR publication), Experience Michigan Magazine, the Official Oregon Wine Touring Guide, Metro Parent Milwaukee Magazine, Eugene Cascades & Coast Official Visitors Guide, Trivago, Intercom Magazine, Roadtrippers.com, Amtrak.com, Eugene Magazine, and FTF Geocacher Magazine.

Julie has appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio, Ohio Public Radio, and KCBX FM Central Coast Radio. She has produced episodes for Journey of Discovery with Tom Wilmer, a National Public Radio journey podcast. Julie has additionally produced journey apps with Sutro Media and Bindu Media. She works full time in advertising and marketing.

Julie has appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio, Ohio Public Radio, and KCBX FM Central Coast Radio and is an affiliate producer with the Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer, a National Public Radio journey podcast.

She has blogged for TravelWisconsin.com, Travel Oregon, and VISIT Milwaukee.

Julie travels along with her three youngsters and black lab as a lot as potential and lives by the motto, “Not all who wander are misplaced.” Check out a few of her finest work at www.juliehenning.com.

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