Cougar Hot Spring

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Discover the serene allure of Cougar Hot Springs, a popular naturist destination nestled in the lush forests of Oregon. Known for its pristine natural setting and therapeutic waters, this clothing-optional hot spring offers a tranquil escape for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle. The...

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Cougar Hot Spring

United States

About Cougar Hot Spring

Discover the serene allure of Cougar Hot Springs, a popular naturist destination nestled in the lush forests of Oregon. Known for its pristine natural setting and therapeutic waters, this clothing-optional hot spring offers a tranquil escape for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle.

The springs feature several pools with temperatures ranging from warm to hot, ideal for soaking and relaxation. Accessibility is enhanced by well-maintained trails that lead visitors directly to the springs, ensuring a comfortable experience for all guests. It's important to note that while Cougar Hot Springs is a haven for nudists and naturist enthusiasts, it operates under specific regulations to maintain its legal status and preserve its natural beauty.

Historically, Cougar Hot Springs has been a gathering spot for those who favor the naturist way of life, promoting a free-spirited and respectful community atmosphere. The springs are managed to balance visitor needs with environmental conservation, making it a responsible choice for nature lovers and nude recreation fans.

Whether it's the call of nature or the freedom of a clothing-free environment, Cougar Hot Springs stands out as a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic nude-friendly experience. Embrace the natural world in its most unadulterated form at this cherished naturist landmark.

Cougar Hot Spring Directions

The Rider Creek Arm of Cougar Reservoir and Terwilliger Hot Springs are 53.3 miles East of Eugene. From the intersection of I-5 and I-105/Highway 126 in Eugene, head east on Highway 126 to the end of the divided highway, 6.6 miles. Turn left onto Main Street, continuing on Highway 126, and drive to the Cougar Reservoir turnoff, Forest Road 19, 39.0 miles, between mileposts 45 and 46. Turn right and drive to a dam, 3.4 miles. Turn right at the dam to go around the west side of the reservoir to the parking lot near the hot springs trailhead, 4.3 miles.