Crystal Crane Hot Springs
Crystal Crane Hot Springs
Taking advantage of geothermal activity deep within the earth, the springs emerge with steaming hot water rich with minerals. Just the thing for relaxing and rejuvenating the body and mind.The natural outdoor spring reservoir provides a comfortable facility to enjoy the warm water with a panoramic view of the wide-open spaces or the immenseness of the night sky. Private and enclosed soaking tubs are also available with room for one or more guests.
You will find Crystal Crane Hot Springs to be the perfect place to rest after exploring this area known as Oregon's Outback.
Our goal is to provide you with the opportunity for relaxation in a clean, simple and rustic setting. You will find Crystal Crane Hot Springs comfortable for your entire family.
Crystal Crane Hot Springs is located in the High Desert area of southeast Oregon. Offering a natural spring swimming pond with temperatures of up to 110 degrees. Simple. Rustic. Clean. Crystal Crane Hot Springs offers you the relaxing pleasure of a hot spring, with amenities that allow you to fully and peacefully enjoy your soak. The bathhouse has private soaking tubs with adjustable temperatures.Here you will be able to escape the rush in down-to-earth comfort. We offer a variety of accommodations to suit most any kind of traveler; from tent camping sites, to RV hookups, to one of our five quaint sleeping cabins.
Rock-hounding, hunting, bird-watching, hiking, or just taking in the sights and sounds of the high desert. These are a few of the things you can enjoy while you are here. What could be better than a day spent exploring Harney county? An evening of soaking in our naturally hot mineral water, making new friends, and marveling at the vast beauty of the starry western sky. We invite you to come enjoy our naturally hot mineral spring; it is truly a gift from nature.This segment of Oregon is always a delight to have a look at through camping season. There's nice hiking along the Call Meadow Trail.Around Crystal Crane Hot Springs you don’t get a lot of rain; the month with most of the rain is November, and the driest of the months is July. Outdoors recreation is abundant, some of the enjoyable stuff you can do is hiking, and relaxing, so probably you want to stay a bit.
