Jackson Wellsprings

Ashland, Oregon (Jackson County)

By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026

Jackson Wellsprings is a resort hot spring listed near Ashland, Oregon. Reported soak temperature: 101°F. See the visit fact sheet.

101°F reportedFees ~$15 4.2 · 935 Google reviews

Current status

Open — last verified below

30-acre mineral-springs spa and eco-resort 2.5 mi north of downtown Ashland on Hwy 99 — per-session day soaking ($15 adult / $10 senior+camper / $8 child / under-5 free) in a 95-ft artesian-fed pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room; swimsuit-required family sessions 9am-5:30pm and clothing-optional adults-only 18+ sessions 6-10pm Tue-Sun; Mondays closed daytime for cleaning with women-only soak 5-10pm; private tubs bookable in 1.5-hour sessions; camping, tipis and RV park on site.

Spring
Open
Road
Open
Access
Private — paid entry
Soaking
Day-use hours only
Water
Normal
Crowds
Busy weekends

Checked September 2026 · verified on the operator’s site · 6 sources ↓

Staying overnight?

Town lodging for southern Oregon’s developed mineral pools.

Ashland is about 2 mi from the spring (straight line).

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Before you go

  • Status: Open — last verified below — confirm via Jackson WellSprings official site — Soaking Options page (session schedule, pricing).
  • Cost: Reported $15 — confirm current rates before visiting.
  • Getting there: Developed resort — confirm operating hours and any reservation requirement.
  • Water: Reported soak temperature 101°F — always test the water before entering.
  • Rules: Reported clothing-optional; pets reported not allowed — confirm current rules.
  • Conditions: check weather, fire closures, and land-manager alerts the week you go — mountain access changes seasonally.
  • Reservations/permits: None — per-session fee at office or reserve private tubs online
  • Best time to go: Weekday family sessions for quiet soaking; ladies night Monday 5-10pm; adults-only evenings are the signature clothing-optional window — arrive at 6pm start
  • Clothing reality: Official: proper swimwear required during family sessions (9am-5:30pm); clothing-optional during adults-only (18+) evening sessions 6-10pm; Monday is women-only evening soak (13+). Customary: matches — daytime textile, evening nude-friendly. Legal on private property.
  • Kids: Allowed.
  • Cell service: ok — download maps and tell someone your plan.
  • Accessibility: Developed spa facility with locker rooms, showers, patio; pool-entry steps — no documented lifts
  • Session-based schedule: daytime family session 9am-5:30pm (suits required), adult-only 6-10pm (clothing optional, 18+) — office and spa closed BETWEEN sessions
  • MONDAYS: closed all day for cleaning; only a women-only soak runs 5-10pm (ladies night)
  • Pricing is PER SESSION — a day visiting both sessions means paying twice
  • Private soaking tubs are 1.5-hour sessions — reserve via website to guarantee space; walk-ins OK for public soak
  • Big swimming pool runs ~70-80F (naturally warm, not hot) — the soaking pool and jacuzzi tubs are the hot water
  • Clothing-optional evenings are adults-only 18+ — no minors
  • 30-acre wellness property with campground, gardens, Goddess Temple, events — vibe is eco-spiritual, not resort-luxe
  • Hazard: Artesian alkaline mineral water — warm (not scalding) pools
  • Hazard: Bear Creek-adjacent rural-edge property on Hwy 99

About this spring

30-acre mineral springs wellness center on the historic Jackson Hot Springs site (dedicated 1862) — Olympic-length alkaline artesian pool, warm soaking pool, private tubs, steam room and sauna; camping and glamping on site, 2.5 mi from downtown Ashland. Clothing-optional adult evenings. Fee: $15 adults per session; private Jacuzzi tubs $85-100. Session-based schedule — check hours before visiting.

Jackson Hot Springs is a private resort on the outskirts of Ashland, Oregon, at the foot of the Siskiyou Mountains. Lithia water — so named for the lithium salts in the mineral water — surfaces here at around 106°F and is piped into two soaking areas: a large indoor pool hall with a 45-by-25-foot enclosed pool kept around 100-102°F, and a quieter outdoor hot tub set beneath a pergola beside Emigrant Creek. The pool house also contains a sauna, massage rooms, and a small restaurant. Outside, the resort offers tent camping, RV sites, and cabins; the Ashland Ski & Snowboard School uses the property as its base in winter. Jackson Hot Springs has operated as a resort since 1879, when German immigrant Peter Britt built a wooden bathhouse on the site; today it draws guests looking for a low-key mineral soak minutes from downtown Ashland and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Directions & trailhead access

2253 Highway 99 N, Ashland — I-5 exit 19.

Oregon geothermal context

Oregon splits cleanly in two: Cascade volcanic springs like the Umpqua corridor pools west of the crest, and high-desert basin springs like the Alvord area east of it. Western sites sit in dense wet forest prone to fire closures and winter road washouts; eastern ones are remote sagebrush tubs under enormous skies. Both ends reward checking land-manager alerts before driving out.

What a resort site means here

A resort spring is a commercial operation: developed pools or tubs with controlled temperatures, changing facilities, and usually day-use fees or lodging packages. Expect posted rules (swimsuits, quiet hours, age limits), staff on site, and in many cases required reservations — especially on weekends and holidays.

Best time to visit

May – October (Spring through Fall)

Pacific Northwest springs are framed by lush temperate rainforests. Summer brings dry, sunny trail conditions, while autumn provides vibrant foliage and crisp soaking weather.

Recommended soaking windowMorning to Afternoon
Packing & trail adviceWaterproof rain gear and warm fleece layers are strongly recommended for the trailhead return.

Live Outdoor Soaking Weather

Reported Directory Data
Oregon Geothermal Area • Reported 101°F
Reported source temperature — actual pool conditions vary.
Live NOAA sync...Directory Data

Fact sheet

Reported soak temp101°F
Source temp (historical)101°F
Trail accessRecorded coordinates — access unverified
Access feeReported $15 — verify
Clothing policyReported clothing-optional
Pet policyReported no pets
Geothermal data referenceNOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive)
Check land statusJackson WellSprings official site — Soaking Options page (session schedule, pricing)

Jackson Wellsprings FAQ

Is Jackson Wellsprings open right now?

30-acre mineral-springs spa and eco-resort 2.5 mi north of downtown Ashland on Hwy 99 — per-session day soaking ($15 adult / $10 senior+camper / $8 child / under-5 free) in a 95-ft artesian-fed pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room; swimsuit-required family sessions 9am-5:30pm and clothing-optional adults-only 18+ sessions 6-10pm Tue-Sun; Mondays closed daytime for cleaning with women-only soak 5-10pm; private tubs bookable in 1.5-hour sessions; camping, tipis and RV park on site. (Status verified on the operator’s site, last checked September 2026.)

Is Jackson Wellsprings free?

Jackson Wellsprings is listed with reported fees near Ashland. Fees are reported; confirm admission, parking and permit costs with the site manager.

What temperature is Jackson Wellsprings?

Jackson Wellsprings has a reported soak temperature of 101°F and a historical source temperature of 101°F in survey records. Historical data may not reflect current conditions — always test water before entering.

Is Jackson Wellsprings clothing optional?

Jackson Wellsprings is listed as traditionally clothing-optional in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.

How do you access Jackson Wellsprings?

Jackson Wellsprings is a private venue with paid public admission. Confirm current hours, fees and booking requirements with the operator before visiting.

Where to stay in Ashland

Town lodging for southern Oregon’s developed mineral pools. Check guest-only pools and day-use rules with the operator.

Ashland is about 2 mi from the spring (straight line).

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