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Lehman Hot Springs


Lehman Hot Springs East of Ukiah

Presently owned by the Stubblefield family, Lehman Hot Springs is no longer open to the public. According to their Facebook page, they are currently utilizing the hot springs only for private events.

  • Location: Blue Mountains, Umatilla County (approximately 16 miles east of Ukiah, Oregon, along Oregon Route 244)
  • Current Access Status: Closed to the general public. Casual walk-in or day-use soaking is not available, and trespassing is strictly enforced.

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Overview & History

Originally discovered and developed in the 1860s by John Teal and James Lehman, Lehman Hot Springs features multiple mineral pools historically ranging from 88 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit along Warm Spring Creek.

The resort experienced its heyday during the mid-20th century, notably serving as the traditional Senior Sneak destination for Wa-Hi (Walla Walla High School) students nearly every year from 1951 through 1962.

The Stubblefield family has held deep ties to the property since 1925, maintaining ownership for over 55 of the past 100 years. Today, while the historic cabins and pools remain intact, public access has been discontinued.

Access Information

  • Public Access: None. The springs are not available for casual soaking.
  • Inquiries: For authorized private group events or historic information, inquiries can be directed through their Facebook page.

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20 thoughts on “Lehman Hot Springs”

  1. Christiana Dunnaway

    Is this hot springs open to the public? And if so is there onsite tent camping?

    Your number listed when called states # no longer in service? Is there a new number to reach your facilities? And if so, please forward that to me and also update your website.

    Thanking you in advance for your immediate attention given to my request.

  2. Lehman Hot Springs is currently closed to the public. They have been fined over $500,000 in alleged EPA/DEQ violations, according to the Eastern Oregonian, in May of this year.

    So sad, too, looked like a nice place to visit…

  3. so it will open this year in 2012 on december ? how do you know that it opens do you know who owns it or what?

  4. Yes this is sad to hear of their closing, we have been there and it was a nice Hot Springs and nice location, we wanted to go there again.

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