Lodging

The dense forests, lakes, rivers and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest make Oregon a magical place to take a long visit. One experience that makes a trip to Oregon even more magical is a stay in a cozy treehouse. Whether it's on warm sunny days, in the fall when the leaves are changing, when...

If you've ever been to the southern Oregon coast, you know how breathtaking it is. It's a wonderful place to visit at any time of year and there's a lot to do and see since it's not far from Floras Lake State Natural Area and Cape Blanco State Park. By far the coolest place to stay in Langlois is...

Looking to get out of town and destress? If you want to disconnect, this is your spot as this rustic cabin has no TV. If you're thinking the same, then you will absolutely not want to miss this cute vintage cabin, built in 1922. The cozy little cabin, located just off of Mt Hood's main route, HWY...

A hotel, a bathhouse, a sanitorium, a WWII nurse training center, and a bed and breakfast are just a few of the evolutions the Hot Lake Hotel has gone through since the first structure was built at Hot Lake in Oregon in 1864. The property and hotel have been owned by several people, have...

The Oregon Coast is stunning year-round and a popular place to escape the rigors of work and city life. Some play in the sand, hike or bike in the coastal rainforests, or relax and take a deep breath. One of our favorite places on the Oregon coast is the Heceta Head Lighthouse, where you can...