About Buckhorn Springs
Buckhorn Springs serves as a reminder of what is possible when a family commits to a particular place. In a modern world where jobs, houses, and lifestyles are often traded like interchangeable parts, Bruce and Leslie made a radical choice to purchase the run-down mineral springs resort in October of 1987. They chose to restore and preserve the historic structures, the habitat, and the stories of a single location. In doing so, their family embarked on what would soon become their life’s work: preserving a piece of Oregon’s history to share with their guests.

Once a healing destination for native tribes including the Rogue, Klamath, Shasta and Takilma tribes, and then for white settlers, Buckhorn had been neglected for years when the Sargent family moved in. Bruce remembers his first encounter with the resort—its dilapidated buildings and long-neglected landscape: “Ninety-nine out of one hundred people would have torn it all down. But I kind of like old things” said Bruce.

Once Bruce and Leslie realized that restoring the health spa was unrealistic, they decided to preserve the past rather than to recreate it. Where visitors took mineral baths in the 1930’s and received hydrotherapy from Dr. Wexler in the 1950’s, today’s guests will find historically restored accommodations, beautiful scenery, fresh air, and the babbling sound of Emigrant Creek. Many of the features that attracted visitors a hundred years ago continue to draw people to Buckhorn.

Double Occupancy Room: $1,080
Single Occupancy Room: $1,290

Lodge
     Cowboy Room-- 1 queen bed,  1 single bed, private bathroom (tub and shower)
     1900s Room-- 1 queen bed, shared bathroom with 1864 Room (tub and shower), futon available upon request
     1864 Room-- 1 queen bed, shared bathroom with 1900s Room (tub and shower), futon available upon request
     1930s Room-- 2 single beds, private bathroom (shower and tub)
     1920s Room-- 1 queen bed, 1 single bed, private bathroom (tub)
     1940s Room-- 1 queen bed, 1 single bed, private bathroom (tub)

Toft House
     Room-- 1 queen bed, 1 single bed
     Room-- 1 queen bed
     Room-- 1 king bed, 1 single bed
     Room-- 4 single beds
     Bathroom-- tub and shower combo
     Bathroom-- shower
     Kitchen
     Living Room

Cabin 2 (2 Bedrooms)
      1 Queen Bed, 1 Single Bed, Kitchenette

Cabin 3 (1 Bedroom)  
      1 Queen Bed, Kitchenette

Cabin 4 (1 Bedroom)     
      1 Queen Bed, Kitchenette

Cabin 6 (2 Bedroom) 
     Bedroom #1 1 Queen Bed, 1 Single
     Bedroom #2 1 Queen Bed, 1 Bunk Bed Single
     Bathroom with Clawfoot Tub, Living Room Area Large Deck Area

The Bathhouse is available for guests staying in Cabins Two through Four and campers. It includes a separate men’s and women’s side with toilets, sinks and showers.