FAMILY FUN IN THE ROGUE VALLEY

Rogue Rock Gym was founded in September of 2005 as The Rogue Valleys first full service indoor climbing facility. Our vision was to create a meeting place for the local climbing community, as well as provide safe qualified instruction to newcomers to the sport. In our 11 years of operations we have served over 30,000 climbers. Our youth programs have helped build strength and inspire confidence for hundreds of kids in our area and our Climbing Team has helped produce competitors at the National level.

The Rogue Valley Family Fun Center is Southern Oregon's #1 destination for family entertainment. Located just off I-5, exit 33 next to the Jackson County fair grounds. Go Karts, Bumper Boats, 2 18 hole miniature golf courses, Kid Karts, Batting cages, Over 60 arcade games, and a Snack Bar. Sun - Thurs 10am - 10pm Fri- Sat 10am - 11pm

The Rogue Valley YMCA has several facilities including youth areas, climbing gym with a 20' wall, racquetball court, gymnasium, fitness center, swimming pool (25 yards, 8 lanes, water slide), therapy pool and adult only locker rooms.

Rogue Valley ZipLine Adventure is nestled in the hills of beautiful Southern Oregon. Our Company provides Guided ZipLine Tours on our progressive 5 zip line Course located on Historic Gold Mining Country. Many spectacular views including Crater Lake Rim, Mt. McLoughlin and Table Rocks. Home of the most thrilling zip line in the Pacific Northwest and the Zip, Dip, & Sip Tour. **RESERVATIONS REQUIRED**

We are the Valley’s family-oriented bowling center…offering 24-lanes of bowling, a full-service Sports Bar and Grill, plus a video arcade for the young at heart. Put them all together and you and it’s a recipe for fun to suit all ages! Call or come visit us today.

At Sanctuary One, people of all ages have the opportunity to volunteer on a real working farm and experience nature’s healing power firsthand. We offer educational tours that open people’s hearts and minds. We invite groups from schools and youth-serving nonprofit organizations to visit the farm for fresh air, exercise and hands-on service-learning. We help teens who are in legal trouble learn how to make better choices. We mentor interns who dream of becoming the next generation of care farmers. We promote the ethics of mindful, sustainable living. And we provide a safe, loving home to rescued farm animals and pets. It’s all part of a practice called care farming. Care farms like Sanctuary One demonstrate how farming for health can be an affordable, natural and effective means of healing people. They serve as models for treating animals humanely and honoring their intrinsic physical and spiritual value. And they illustrate how the environment that sustains us all can be steadily improved through organic and permaculture-inspired farming practices. At Sanctuary One, we envision a future where care farms are as commonplace in the United States as they are in Europe. For example, in the Netherlands there are more than 1,000 established care farms. Great Britain has hundreds, and there are dozens more in other European countries. We hope to enliven and motivate our visitors at Sanctuary One and, ultimately, inspire more Americans to start up care farms in their communities.

ScienceWorks is a fun, engaging science center where kids and adults can rediscover wonder. The innovative museum features interactive exhibits, an outdoor garden, live science shows and dynamic programs year-round. ScienceWorks offers educational programs for students and teachers, as well as public programs including workshops, lectures, birthday parties, summer festivals and science camps

Open 8:30am-3:30pm Guided tours and additional information available upon request. Park History and Plans: Mr. Skyrman, who died in September 2010, donated the property to the City of Central Point with the stipulation that it be used as an arboretum to provide for educational programs for youth from around the region and for public enjoyment. The site is unique in that Mr. Skyrman’s father planted a variety of shrubs and every tree species native to Oregon, including the largest gray pine tree in the state. The property also includes two structures, a log cabin the family built to celebrate the bicentennial in 1976 and the Skyrman home. These buildings will be used to house classroom space for various educational programs.

The Southern Oregon Historical Society, established in 1946, seeks to make history come alive by collecting, preserving, and sharing the stories and artifacts of our common heritage. Our properties include Hanley Farm in Central Point, the Research Library in Medford, and our collection of Southern Oregon artifacts.

The S.O.K. club takes pride in creating a family atmosphere where anyone can participate in the great sport of kart racing. Karting is the easiest and most affordable way to get started in motorsports. And there's a national caliber track in your backyard. Whether you're a fan or a racer - We want you to join the fun!  

Southern Oregon Speedway is a 3/8-mile banked dirt race track located near White City. The speedway is part of the Jackson County Sports Park, which also contains a shooting range, a drag strip, and a go-kart track.