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Gold award winning property.  Less than a mile from Emerald Valley Golf and Resort.  Relaxing setting, just 10 minutes to Eugene or Cottage Grove.  Easy Freeway entrance, large parking area. HDTV over 100+ Direct TV channels.  Free breakfast,  Pet friendly. More

Wine glasses clinking, forks tapping plates, conversation buzzing, laughter… Those sounds are foodies, farmers and winemakers all dining together in the 19th century restored barn on Furrer Farms. The food for this meal was just pulled from the ground from a farm right down the road. And the wine in those glasses was handcrafted by one of the many talented winemakers right here in Oregon. This isn’t just a meal. This is a celebration of local food, the people who grow it and those who... More

Tucked between Eugene and Cottage Grove along the I-5 corridor, Creswell offers a quiet retreat in the south Willamette Valley. It has easy access to the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, wine country and a charming collection of covered bridges. Fly into the town’s municipal airport for a day of golf — on a course that the University of Oregon golf team holds practice — and grab a bite at the Creswell Bakery. More

The Creswell Historical Museum opened in 1975 inside the former Methodist-Episcopal Church that was built in 1889. Operated by the Creswell Area Historical Society, the museum offers stories of the evolution of the area’s history from the Kalapuya and early pioneers to present day through its many exhibits, displays, and photographs. Guided tours and access to genealogical files are also available for visitors. More

Any visit to Creswell includes a bite to eat at Creswell Bakery. The bakery uses local ingredients in everything from its fresh baked goods to beef from grass-fed cows living happily on their own farm down the road. Everything is made from scratch, including the bacon which is smoked in-house! Offering a local selection of wine. More

Every Tuesday, May through October, enjoy locally grown, raised and produced farm products. Farmers set up in the Creswell Library parking lot. There is music, crafts and baked goods. The market now accepts SNAP EBT tokens with a match! More

Creswell Farmers Market is the place to get fresh, locally grown produce in Creswell. The Market is held weekly on Tuesdays, May through October. More

Offering fun family/group river trips, wilderness float fishing, guide schools and whitewater clinics. This outfitter works from March to November to accommodate your needs on the McKenzie and Willamette Rivers. Trips range from one hour to two days. More

Wednesday – Sunday, 10 AM – 6 PM More

 Creswell Coffee Company hosts live music every Friday until Labor Day. Local bands will take the stage to play some tunes that are sure to charm patrons. Have a cup of coffee or a drink and enjoy a summer evening on the patio. More

Focused on serving the community delicious fare made with locally bought and grown ingredients, Creswell Coffee Company is a full service coffeehouse serving homemade soups, salads and paninis. Serving 100% organic locally roasted fair-trade coffee and select Oregon beers and wines.  Enjoy live music on Friday’s from 6-9pm. More

Tandem and static line skydives. We will take you from novice to expert. Train and jump the same day. Located 15 minutes south of Eugene. More

Situated on 170 scenic acres, Emerald Valley Golf Club is one of the WIllamette Valley’s premier Championship public golf courses. Nestled by the gently flowing coast fork of the Willamette River, Emerald Valley Golf Club is well known for true, fast and consistent greens. The friendly professional golf staff is dedicated to making your visit an enjoyable time. Emerald Valley Golf Club has set out to regain its reputation as the finest championship public golf course in the Willamette Valley. Re-design by local great Dan... More

Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM; Saturday, 9 AM – 2 PM More

sunday, 1 PM – 4 PM More

Alpaca farm near Eugene includes an onsite Farm Store & Craft Studio offering yarn and items made from the farm’s own alpacas’ fleece as well as from other local farms’ bounty.  More

Tuesday – Saturday, 10 AM – 5 PM; Sunday, Noon – 5 PM More

The Raptor Center is a rehabilitation center specializing in hawks, falcons, owls and other raptors. This is a good starting point for a hike along the Ridgeline Trail, which circles through the south hills of Eugene. After you visit the 33 species of captive raptors and watch wild feeder birds, woodpeckers and warblers in the forested setting, you can hike the trail SW through mixed forest (with some old growth) to Spencer Butte for magnificent views of the Willamette Valley and the snowcapped Three Sisters... More

Plank Town’s new bar and grill is now open in Pleasant Hill at the Pisgah Public Market. Featuring a Northwest inspired menu for lunch and dinner, along with a wide selection of Plank Town beer on tap and in bottles, crowler cans and growlers. Also serving local wine, cider and cocktails. Spacious outdoor seating available on the back patio. Located just 5 minutes from I-5, the Hilltop is the perfect stop along the way to Willamette Pass, Dexter, Fall Creek, Odell Lake and beyond. More

Saginaw is a small vineyard originally planted by the Byler family. It is still operated by the family and specializes in traditional, hand-crafted, wines made in small batches. With few exceptions our wines are made exclusively from grapes grown on the estate and annual production ranges from 300 to 800 cases – very small even by Oregon standards. The Vineyard is planted on a 100 year old farmstead and the tasting room is located in the original red barn – complete with Antiques. Enjoy the... More

Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 5:30 PM More

Nature center and wildlife hospital for birds of prey. Visit over 60 permanent resident birds of 31 species. Open to the general public Tuesday through Sunday, plus Monday holidays; our open hours are 12-5 during the winter (November-March) and 10-6 from April through October. Field trips, group tours or other days by appointment. More

Night at the Raptor Center is back by popular demand for multiple dates. Enjoy an evening with education director and owl trainee extraordinaire Kit Lacy as she leads you through a night of hoots and calls from the resident owls. Appetizers are provided by Capella Market on all dates with alcohol provided by a different winery for each event. This event takes place outdoors, so dress accordingly. Visit website for more information and to register. More

Celebrate the harvest season with a unique fall experience on a family farm. Take a tractor hayride to the pumpkin patch and then visit the farm animals. Festivities include live music, pie eating contests, scavenger hunts and more. Shop for holiday favorites including ornamental and popping corn, pumpkins, fall flower bouquets, crafts and goodies to eat. More