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Bagby Hotsprings Campground

NF-70, Estacada, Oregon USA

Independent
Not Wheelchair
Accessible

“relax in a log tub”

Bagby Hot Springs are open for 24 hour use. Camping is not permitted at the hot springs or along the trail to Bagby. Also, alcohol is prohibited at the site. Nudity is allowed on the bath decks, but not in the open areas around the bathhouses. Local law enforcement officers and Northwest Forest Conservancy (NFC) volunteers periodically visit Bagby to ensure a positive atmosphere at the springs. The waiting time for a soaking tub varies depending upon the number of people visiting the hot springs at any given time. Summer weekends and holidays can be quite busy. There are three bath houses at the site. The main bathhouse has five cedar log tubs each in a private room. The lower bathhouse has three log tubs and a large round tub located on an open deck. The upper bathhouse is located approximately 100 yards from the other two bathhouses. It has one large round tub on an open deck.

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Reviewed by
Nancy Sewell

1,228 Reviews
407 Helpful

March 14, 2016

No Day-use fee is required to park at the Bagby Trailhead. However, there is a $5.00/person soaking fee that can be paid to the attendant at the trailhead (cash only). A wristband will be given upon paying the fee that you will need to wear while soaking.

Alternatively, you make purchase wristbands for soaking using a credit card at the Ripplebrook store on the way to the Springs.

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Reviewed by
atiyah.thomas

3 Reviews
2 Helpful

November 13, 2013

They have private rooms with a log tub and outdoor communal option. FYI some local Oregonians love to disrobe in the communal area. So be aware that you will see naked people. I went with my boyfriend and we shared a private booth for privacy. The hot springs will revive you after a long hike or camping trip.

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