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New Astoria Bridge
Astoria Park Conservancy is proud to collaborate with the Snake River Sporting Club ISD and homeowners to create a new, two-lane bridge to Astoria Park. This achievement honors the legacy...
Read MoreFree Admission for Tribal Members
Astoria Welcomes Indigenous Peoples with Free Hot Springs Soaks To celebrate Native American Heritage Month, Astoria Park Conservancy is introducing a new benefit through the Astoria Access Fund. This initiative...
Read MoreTen Years: A Reflection from Founder Paige Byron
A quick note from our executive director and founder September 13 marked my tenth anniversary at Astoria, and it has been a transformative journey. I remember walking through the park...
Read MoreJoJo Hermann Performs at Second Annual Amplify Astoria
JoJo Hermann Performs at Astoria Hot Springs to Sold Out Crowd Thank you to everyone who came to see JoJo Hermann playing live music on a platform above a lazy...
Read MoreKids Swim Lessons Added for Fall
Update 1o/13: It’s not too late to make a splash… Tuesday swim lessons are still available! Saturday swim lessons are SOLD OUT. Fall Swim Lessons at Astoria begin October 12th...
Read MoreAstoria Hot Springs Fourth Anniversary
Today, on September 11, 2024, we’re celebrating four wonderful years of Astoria Hot Springs being open for the community! Our four-year journey is filled with beautiful memories and milestones that...
Read MoreFour Questions with Carolyn Worth
Meet Carolyn Worth, a valued member of the Astoria team as Director of Programs & Events since 2022. After earning her degree from the University of Colorado, Carolyn made Jackson...
Read MoreAstoria Cares
Astoria Cares Astoria Hot Springs and Park, established in 2020, has become a beloved sanctuary for over a hundred thousand visitors, offering riverside rejuvenation through its unique mineral waters...
Read MoreRiverside Reflections: Astoria Microbial Ecology
A Deep Dive on Microbial Mats by Bari Bucholz Ever wondered about the organisms inhabiting Astoria Hot Springs? Students in Kristin Revill’s Environmental Microbiology class at JH Community School embarked...
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