About Bingham Springs
Bingham Springs offers a warm soak at a steady 93°F, inviting you to unwind in its soothing waters surrounded by Oregon’s rugged beauty. This primitive hot spring retains a natural, untouched feel, appealing to those looking for an authentic outdoor bathing experience away from crowds.
Getting There
Reaching Bingham Springs requires a bit of adventure—it lies off a forest road that can be rough, so a high-clearance vehicle is recommended. There is no formal parking lot; you’ll find space along the roadside before a short walk through the woods leads you to the spring.
What to Expect
The pools at Bingham Springs are nestled in a quiet, wooded area where you can relax to the natural sounds of the forest. The water is comfortably warm and clear, but facilities are minimal—there are no changing rooms or restrooms nearby, emphasizing the primitive nature of this Oregon swimming hole. It’s a peaceful spot but can see visitors on weekends.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during weekdays or early mornings to enjoy a more tranquil experience and avoid bumping into groups. Bring sturdy shoes for the uneven trail and pack out all trash to keep the area pristine. There is no entry fee, but respect for the environment is essential when exploring this warm spring.
