TOP ATTRACTIONS AND THINGS TO DO
IN SOUTHERN OREGON

The City of Central Point and School District 6 have partnered to provide this community sports park, known as Civic Field. Located in the northwestern part of the City, Civic Field includes over 7 acres of multi-use fields, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts and walking paths.

Originally named "Shady Cove Park" after the City of Shady Cove, this irresistible stop along the Rogue River offers a boat ramp, picnic tables, barbecues, restrooms, and a fishing platform for the disabled. With a total of 7.86 shady acres and 0.17 miles of river frontage, Upper Rogue Regional Park can take the edge off a hot summer day. Whether using the shaded day use area for a picnic or watching the rafters drift by from the waterfront, just relax and take in one of the more popular county parks.

A pleasant green oasis awaits you in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley. Valley of the Rogue Park has both a day-use picnic area and an overnight campground along three miles of shoreline on the Rogue River. A meeting hall is available for camping groups. An easy, self-guided interpretive walking trail provides a relaxing 1.25 mile stroll along the river's edge.

Wherever you are in Southern Oregon, Valley View wines are nearby. Add to the pleasure of Southern Oregon by visiting the Applegate Valley wine pavilion a beautiful drive from Medford or Ashland or by asking for Valley View wines at most fine restaurants and wine shops throughout Oregon.Valley View wines can also available be mailed to most states.

This 2.1 acre park features a covered gazebo, 2 playground structures, tennis and basketball courts.

Wagner Butte towers directly above the Bear Creek Valley immediately west of Medford and Ashland. At 7,140 feet, it’s right next to and only 200 feet lower than Mount Ashland, the Siskiyous’ highest peak. If you’ve ever wished there were a wilderness trail to the top of Mount Ashland instead of a network of roads, consider tackling Wagner Butte. The trailhead lies just 10.5 miles from downtown Talent. Highlight: The highest hikeable mountain overlooking Bear Creek Valley.

The Walport family settled in the Applegate Valley after the 1994 Northridge earthquake caused a fire destroying their home, but leaving the family uninjured. Bruce and Judy started their journey here with cattle, and after several years, their son Eric left for college. The cattle were sold, and the land rested. Upon returning home to the Applegate, Eric and his wife Amy purchased their home next door, and started their journey to transform the retired cattle ranch into a vineyard.

Guided Fishing & Rogue River Tours

Situated on a hill overlooking the Bear Creek Valley, the winery tasting room and spacious outdoor deck is the perfect place to enjoy their portfolio of award winning wines. Weisinger Family Winery specializes in Tempranillo, Syrah, Malbec and Pinot Noir as well as Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. The winery is also well known for their highly sought after proprietary Bordeaux blends.

Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center was founded as a non-profit corporation in 1981 by renowned wildlife rehabilitator J. David Siddon. The facility was created in order to provide for the care and treatment of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Wildlife Images has since expanded to provide educational programs on wildlife, conservation, and the environment to schools, organizations and the general public.

Willow Lake, a wooded escape set at the base of Mt. McLoughlin, offers an accessible retreat from the hustle and bustle work week. Just 7.5 miles east of the City of Butte Falls, Willow Lake is a short drive and an excellent opportunity to enjoy a peaceful day at the lake and take in the picturesque views. With an expansive 927 acres, including 4.4 miles of lake frontage, recreational activities include hiking, swimming, fishing for trout, bass or crappie, camping and boating. Willow Lake can accommodate anyone from the most avid outdoor enthusiast to someone just wanting to escape for a while.

Join Wine Hopper tours on an enlightening journey through the oldest wine region in the state of Oregon. A place of visionaries and pioneers, whose handcrafted fruits genuinely reflect both the land and its stewards.