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Trailside! The Owl’s Nest at Mt Emily Rec Area
3 bedroom (6 beds) cabin tucked in the woods next to Mount Emily Recreation Area (3,700 acres of recreation and miles of free trails) - just minutes from town. Enjoy hiking, biking, and skiing right out the front door. Host a dinner party in the large kitchen, or cook on the BBQ under the covered deck while your dogs play in the fenced yard. Finish your day cozied up next to the wood stove while the kids enjoy a movie in the bunk room. Dedicated workspace, and very fast Starlink internet onsite.

Modern Cottage 'D'
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located cottage home. Modern style, Cottage 'D' is a 480 sq ft home that sits right in the heart of La Grande. New construction with full kitchen, stainless appliances, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, iron, and washer & dryer. Located on a beautiful property with mountain views located steps from Grande Ronde Hospital , Eastern Oregon University and blocks from Downtown La Grande. Cottage 'D' is one of three Cottages available at this location.

The Cottonwoods
Only ten minutes to the heart of La Grande, five minutes to Island City in the scenic rural Grande Ronde valley of Northeast Oregon. The "Cottonwoods" is a lovely 2 bedroom small house with full kitchen and bath. Located on a working farm of goats, horses, chickens and friends with garden, orchard, and mountain views. Hot Lake Springs and Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area are minutes away. Wallowa Mountains, Anthony Lakes, Hells Canyon, and more within easy driving distance for beautiful excursions.

Elk Song Inn @ Foothill Retreat-Cozy and spacious
No cleaning fee:) and no added host fees:) Escape.. Breathe.. Relax.. 1800 sq ft. very cozy retreat on 45 private acres, easy access less than 1 mile from I84, 7 minutes to La Grande, animal friendly, barn and corrals, beautiful views in every direction. Huge fully equipped kitchen. Borders Ladd Marsh Recreation area. A very popular biking and bird watching destination. Only a couple miles to Rocky Mountain Elk Federation land. Near Hot Lake Springs. Feel free to roam around the property.

Almosta Farm Bungalow near La Grande, Sleeps 4
Enjoy stunning sunsets from your private studio bungalow nestled at the base of Mount Fanny in historic Cove, Oregon. Located 10 miles from Union, Oregon and 15 miles from La Grande, Oregon on the Cove-Union Farm Route. We are near mountain biking and hiking & 30 minutes from Moss Spring Trail head (Minam Lodge). We are an hour away from Anthony Lakes and 90 minutes from Jospeh. The studio will sleep up to 4 people if a second bed is requested. Ask about teacher discount. Gay friendly

The Cedar House. No cleaning fee.
NO PETS, because of severe allergies. Cute, 1100 square foot home in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood. About 3 blocks from hospital,4 blocks from EOU. A great view of Table mountain from the dining room table. Often you can watch wildlife. Nice sized yard for barbecues. Newly remodeled bathroom. Large tub. Brand new washer and dryer. Close to shops. Located in a historic home district. There's a fun walking tour that can be done from the house.Large screen Roku t.v. in living room.

Century Farm Charm at the Century Pine Cottage
Century Pine Cottage is located on the historic McKenzie Century Farm providing modern lodging comfort in a peaceful and scenic rural setting close to all northeast Oregon has to offer. Twelve miles from La Grande and within an hour of Eagle Cap Wilderness, historic Pendleton and Baker City, Walla Walla wine country and so much more. Use as a base or sit and enjoy bird and wildlife viewing, or a good book and the scenic backdrop of the northern Grande Ronde Valley.

Cozy Downtown Studio • Full Kitchen • EOU • Walk
Cozy downtown studio with quaint décor, comfy queen bed, full tiny home kitchen, oven, refrigerator, Keurig w/coffee pods & regular coffee maker. Large tiled shower. Roku TV, quiet central heat/AC, and parking by the room. Perfect for traveling work or family visits. Easy walk to EOU, restaurants, shops, gym and theater. 45 minutes to Anthony Lakes, and a short drive to Geothermal Hot Lakes. Another studio is available next door for families.

The Ranger’s House
This historic Ranger Station has been remodeled to be the perfect get away cabin, plus we are ADA friendly. Whether you are visiting friends or family or traveling for an event, we have a spacious and comfortable home where you can enjoy the peaceful back yard or explore historic Union. 15 minutes from Eastern Oregon University 50 minutes to Anthony Lakes Resort Many trailheads within 15-60 minutes 10 min to Hot Lake Hot Springs.

Granny's Farmhouse, an historic 1895 Victorian
Originally built in 1895, Granny's farmhouse is a Queen Anne Victorian with stained glass windows, period architecture, push button light switches, and is furnished with antiques. Beautifully restored and decorated, Granny's farmhouse also features ten foot ceilings, an updated modern kitchen, skylights, fireplace, and is located on a working farm with beautiful vistas and 360 degree mountain views.

The Nature Trails at Burnt Acres
Place yourself in the country on 60 Acres with 4 miles of trail amongst the trees and a creek. You'll have access to this preserved natural area that is great for birding, biking, hiking, and more. The living quarters are a 2 bedroom house that is on the 2nd floor with deck overlooking the creek and wooded area. Bedrooms have 1 queen, 1 full, and a futon mattress.

Warm Creek Cottage
Fully remodeled this cute studio cottage sits on a quiet 20 acres in the country. Unobstructed, stunning views, ponds to stroll around and great quiet roadways to walk or bike. Located just outside of Cove you can expect to see wildlife a plenty. Disconnect from the world and connect with loved ones. Price includes local occupancy tax.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Hot Lake?
Hot Lake has unique historic stays and scenic vacation rentals that highlight its geothermal landscape. Many accommodations blend tranquil views with easy access to nearby outdoor activities, making it a relaxing base for exploring the area.
What are the best things to do in Hot Lake with kids?
Families often explore outdoor spaces, enjoy warm mineral pools, or participate in nature walks around Hot Lake. Nearby museums and interactive farm visits can add hands-on learning to your trip.
What are some of the best things to do in Hot Lake?
Hot Lake is known for its geothermal springs, unique historic sites, and rural scenery. Frequently suggested activities include relaxing in mineral pools, birdwatching, and discovering local history through guided tours or exhibits.
How is the weather in Hot Lake?
Hot Lake has cold winters, with temperatures around 28–42°F (-2–5°C), and warm, dry summers near 57–89°F (14–32°C). Light rainfall occurs mainly in spring and fall, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is often recommended.
When is the best time to visit Hot Lake?
Late spring through early fall is frequently suggested, when temperatures are warmer and outdoor activities are widely available. Cooler months bring quieter surroundings and the chance to enjoy Hot Lake’s geothermal pools in a more peaceful setting.
What are the best places to visit in Hot Lake?
Explore the historic Hot Lake Hotel, geothermal springs, and local arts spaces. Museums around the area, along with rural walking trails, present highlights of the region’s history and natural setting.
What are some hiking trails in Hot Lake?
You can find nature paths and walking trails that weave through fields, wetlands, and natural springs around Hot Lake. Trails in the nearby Blue Mountains provide opportunities for broader scenic hikes and wildlife observation.
What are some family activities we can do in Hot Lake?
Families often enjoy exploring local farms, strolling nature trails, and visiting interactive museums near Hot Lake. These activities provide outdoor learning, hands-on fun, and a connection to the area’s rural traditions.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hot Lake?
Venture to nearby historic towns, explore the Blue Mountains, or discover regional museums and markets around the Grande Ronde Valley. Many visitors include scenic drives, wildlife viewing, or visits to state parks in their plans.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hot Lake?
Hot Lake has stays in rural areas where some hosts welcome pets. It is a good idea to check each listing’s policy to ensure your companion is included, as some properties may have restrictions.
What are some local tips for visiting Hot Lake?
Bring a swimsuit for the geothermal pools and wear sturdy shoes for walks on uneven terrain. Locals suggest bringing a refillable water bottle and checking for occasional community events at historic sites.
What is Hot Lake known for?
Hot Lake is known for its geothermal hot springs, historic spa hotel, and scenic rural setting. Visitors are often drawn by the area’s healing mineral waters and unique local history.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hot Lake?
Seek out small local art studios, tranquil nature paths near the wetlands, and less-visited historical markers tucked around Hot Lake. Some guests enjoy exploring garden spaces and quiet picnic areas just outside the main historic sites.
What are the best foods to try in Hot Lake?
Local menus often feature Northwestern flavors, such as trout, grass-fed beef, and fresh produce from nearby farms. Regional bakeries and artisan cheeses provide a taste of the area’s agricultural roots.
What should I bring for a trip to Hot Lake?
Pack layers for shifting weather, a swimsuit for mineral pools, and sturdy shoes for walks through the countryside. A hat and sunscreen are useful during sunny months, while rain jackets are often handy in spring or fall.
What is the nightlife in Hot Lake like?
Nightlife in Hot Lake is quiet and locally focused, with small-town pubs, occasional live music, and relaxed gathering spots. Many visitors unwind around fire pits or enjoy the calm evening atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Hot Lake?
Hot Lake and the surrounding area host arts fairs, seasonal farmers markets, and community festivals, often linked to harvest time or local heritage. Music events and craft fairs are common during warmer months.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hot Lake?
Family-friendly vacation rentals are available in Hot Lake, with many providing spacious layouts, kitchen facilities, and outdoor space for play. Look for properties near nature trails or rural attractions to make the most of your stay.
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