Ideally located near downtown Grants Pass, all 63 of the Riverside Inn's guest rooms offer a balcony overlooking the majestic Rogue River. With Hellgate Jetboat Excursions just next door and shopping and dining along historic 'G' Street mere steps away, why not stay at the largest full service hotel in the area?
Southern Oregon
Riverside Inn Resort
Rogue Regency Inn
Rogue Regency Inn & Suites is locally - and lovingly - owned and operated, and it shows.
Seven Feathers Casino Resort Hotel
Seven Feathers Casino Resort Hotel combines gaming, dining, spa relaxation, and luxury lodging in one unforgettable destination. Guests enjoy 900 slot machines, table games, and live entertainment, plus a variety of restaurants and bars.
Seven Feathers RV Resort
Nestled on 23 acres of landscaped grounds, Seven Feathers RV Resort offers nearly 200 spacious sites with level concrete pads, plus the option to stay in cozy Cabins or stylish Yurts if you're not traveling by RV.
Turtle Rock RV Resort
Turtle Rock Resort and RV Park is located in sunny Gold Beach, Oregon on the spectacular southern Oregon Coast. Turtle Rock Resort offers the finest ocean beach vacation rentals with full accommodations, and large full hook up RV sites on the southern Oregon Coast.
Angling on the North Umpqua River
The river and its famed heavy runs of summer steelhead first found recognition when writer and sports angler Major Lawrence Mott, dubbed the millionaire reporter, established a fishing camp in the area in 1929.
Applegate River (McKee) Covered Bridge
Location:
From Medford travel west on Highway 238 through Jacksonville to Ruch. From Ruch head south on Applegate Road for approximately 8.5 miles.
Background:
The rustic, well-known covered bridge spanning the Applegate River, just eight miles from the California border, was built in 1917 by contractor Jason Hartman and his son Wesley on land donated by Aldelbert "Deb" McKee.
The bridge was used from 1917 to 1956, originally serving the mining and logging traffic. In 1956, the bridge was declared unsafe for vehicular traffic.
Britt Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum)
On March 22, 1862, the day of his son Emil's birth, Peter Britt planted this Giant Sequoia by his home. Britt was a pioneer photographer, skilled horticulturist, and leader in Southern Oregon's lucrative fruit industry. From its vantage point, this majestic tree has witnessed the unfolding of Jacksonville's rich history-the gold rush prosperity of the mid 1800s, the decline at the turn of the century and the current restoration and revitalization.
It is located in the historic Peter Britt Gardens, First Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
Butte Creek Mill
The Butte Creek Mill and General Store is still one of Southern Oregon’s favorite destinations today as people come to take home the whole grain goodness of mills flours baking mixes and many culinary treats along with a whole lot of history. The mill began operation in 1872, built by the pioneers with double-bitted axes and hand saws felled trees that were already more than one hundred years old.
Calapooya Creek (Rochester) Covered Bridge
Location:
From Sutherlin travel west on Highway 138 approximately two miles to Sterns Lane. Turn north on Sterns Lane to Rochester Road. The bridge is just north of the intersection of Sterns Lane and Rochester Road.
Background:
The Rochester Covered Bridge, with its droopy-eyed appearance, sits just three miles northwest of Sutherlin among the farms surrounding the Calapooya River.
The design of this bridge is unique among Oregon roofed structures, featuring windows having graceful curved tops.