Bonneville Hot Spring Resort
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2021-08-04 14:37:35 EST
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$5.5 million
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Resting above natural, healing, mineral springs, with a picturesque landscape, Bonneville Hot Springs Resort & Spa offers health, wellness and rejuvenation.
Bonneville Hot Springs has been around for thousands of years, healing the many people that travel from afar to bathe in the Bonneville geothermal water. It was found that the mineral-rich water was in use by Native American bathers dating back 10,000 years ago.
The oldest building was the Cascade Springs Hotel that was constructed in 1881 by European pioneer R.J. Snow and served for decades until a fire devastated the structure in the 1930s.
A new campground was constructed in 1932. Called Biba Hot Springs, it flourished and served travelers for a number of decades before declining in 1970s.
The hot springs received a new chance of revival when Pete Cam discovered the magical properties of the hot mineral water. He suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and sought out the hot mineral water to relieve the disease symptoms. He came back for treatment numerous times and, finally, purchased the property in 1989 and later built a resort.
Closed to the public in 2016. Now it is a rehab center.
Elevation: 46 ft (14 m)
Bonneville Hot Springs is located:
- 40 miles east of Vancouver, WA
- 47 miles east of Portland
- 92 miles northeast of Salem.
GPS: 45.6562, -121.96132
Directions to Bonneville Hot Springs
- From Portland get on I-405 North, merge onto I-5 North, and take exit 1A for WA-14 East in the state of Washington
- Follow for about 38 miles on WA-14 East to Hot Springs Way
- Turn left onto Hot Springs Way, then turn right onto Cascade Drive
- Continue for 0.8 miles, turn right onto E Cascade Dr and then turn left.
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