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Our Mission

To provide equitable access to natural resources for the education, well-being and sense of belonging for all.

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Welcome to Astoria

  • Tickets & Hours

    Astoria is open year-round. We offer multiple two-hour sessions per day beginning at 9am. Each session is separated by a 15 minute break. For an extended stay, guests are welcome to book back-to-back sessions and stay through the break. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended. Walk-ins are welcome if space is available. 100% of hot springs revenue supports the Astoria Park Conservancy's mission.

    Visiting Astoria Hot Springs
  • Getting Here

    Astoria is accessed by crossing the bright red bridge over the Snake River from highway 89/26 between Hoback Junction and Alpine. If you arrive to find the main parking lot at the hot springs is full, please park in our overflow lot: exit the main lot the same way you came in, turn left at the stop sign, turn right at brown building (1000 feet / 4 minute walk).

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  • Groups & Events

    Astoria is the perfect setting for your next group event. For more information about group admissions, visit tickets & hours above. Whether a wedding, birthday party, or corporate event, we have a variety of venues for groups of all sizes. Please visit our private events page for more details.

    Private Events
  • Amenities

    Opened in 2020, Astoria Hot Springs offers a welcoming, clean environment in a spectacular riverside setting. Our soaking pools are filled with natural, mineral-rich hot spring water sourced from deep underground. Phase-one amenities include two ADA-accessible pools, an accessible changing room and restroom, a Snack Shack with food and beverages available for purchase, and a picnic area. Private events and group rentals are also available. The larger 95-acre Astoria Park is being developed in phases to create expanded opportunities for recreation, education, conservation, and community connection.

  • First Time Visitors Guide

    Astoria Hot Springs and Park offers visitors an unquestionably unique experience in the Snake River Canyon. First-time visitors can learn everything you need to know about visiting the Hot Springs and Park by checking out our Frequently Asked Questions.

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Upcoming Events & Programs

13 September
Integrative Breathwork
September, 13

In the Cabin

Integrative Breathwork at Astoria Hot Springs with Medicine Wheel Wellness Register Today Integrative Breathwork is a transformational class created to improve health and healing, increase energy, and support balanced well-being,...

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15 September
Provider Pause: Yoga, Sound & Soak
September, 15

In the Cabin

In partnership with The Mental Wellness Collaborative, we’re offering a free afternoon of yoga, sound bath, and hot springs soaking for mental health providers. This is a space to rest,...

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Astoria Park Conservancy

Astoria Park Conservancy's mission is to provide equitable access to natural resources for the education, well-being, and sense of belonging for all. Astoria is a nonprofit, donor funded park, stewarded by Astoria Park Conservancy. Astoria's nearly 100 acres include critical wildlife habitat and wetlands, a commercial public hot springs facility, and, once completed, trails, community gathering places, and much more. Our vision is to provide a setting and experiences that uniquely foster community connection, compassion, and healing for future generations.​

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