Oregon, known for both funky, laid-back Portland and natural destinations like Mt. Hood and the Painted Hills, is ideal for nature lovers and cultural aficionados alike. And to boot, Oregon vacation home often feature details like log cabin façades, wood-burning fireplaces, pretty yards and gardens, and breathtaking views.

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Popular Rental Amenities in Oregon
Properties can be selected based on various criteria. Above, you will find the number of properties that offer a specific amenity in Oregon. Oregon is the right spot to book an accommodation if you are looking for a pet-friendly rental or you want a rental with a pool, as the most common features are "Pets allowed" and "Pool." Plan your vacation in advance if you'd like to have a fenced-in yard or you want a rental providing a crib. There are just 1,509 listed accommodations including "Fenced" and 4,432 properties providing "Crib."
Price and Availability Index in Oregon
Vacation Rental Price Information in Oregon
This graph displays average prices of the vacation rentals and holiday apartments located in Oregon. The most expensive week of the next 12 months is in July (7/20 – 7/27), where prices hit an average of $455 a night. Conversely, the cheapest average prices are in a week of January (1/27 – 2/3).
Rental availability information in Oregon
Find out the percentage of available rentals in Oregon with the graph above. More people travel to Oregon a week in October (10/26 – 11/2). So far, 85% of the rentals are occupied this week. Conversely, it is in December (12/9 – 12/16) that the highest percentage of rentals are available.
The Weather in Oregon
The above is a climate diagram for Oregon. July is the warmest month in Oregon with average maximum temperatures of 84°. On the contrary, the coolest month is December. The rainiest month is January while the driest month is July.
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Accommodations for your vacation in Oregon
Local Delicacies
Oregon's cuisine shows distinctive influences from Asian and Native American traditions, and can be lumped under Pacific Northwest cuisine in general. Pick up some takeaway to enjoy in your Oregon vacation rental at the food carts serving ethnic fusions such as sushi rolls, bulgogi burritos and Japanese-style hot dogs. Chefs love fresh produce, and recipes often feature wild mushrooms, berries, tiny fruits, potatoes, moose, elk, and seafood. Oregon's Pinot Noirs and liquors distilled from regional produce are a must try!
Oregon's Four Stunning Seasons
Thanks to its geography, Oregon enjoys a mild climate. Though nights can be chilly and damp, days are often sunny and warm. Winter and spring deliver the lowest temperatures and plenty of precipitation, but temperatures rarely drop far below freezing. The semi-arid eastern part of the state receives relatively no snowfall, while the Cascade mountains offer ski resorts!
Oregon summers are long, sunny, and dry. During these months, cool air from the Pacific Ocean keeps temperatures moderate throughout most parts of the state. Fall foliage is lovely in the Pacific Northwest, and Oregon is no exception. Fall is a great time to visit thanks to these picturesque changes to the landscape.
Things to Do and See
Oregon leaves visitors with many choices when it comes to nature trails, state parks, and monuments. Plan a visit to the imposing Crater Lake National Park which houses the world's deepest lake above sea level. Mount Bachelor during winter is perfect for skiing, sledding and snow shoeing. Visitors to Mount Bachelor often stay in Bend, enjoying its attractions such as the High Desert Museum, the Historic Tower Theater and the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. The nearby Deschutes River will please anglers with its fishing opportunities.
Explore the Cultural Epicenter of the Northwest
Portland, Oregon is one of the nation's most culturally forward cities. Monthly art walks, ethnic graffiti, and eclectic galleries draw fans of visual arts from around the globe. Portland is also home to numerous festivals, including an annual Jazz Fest, several international film festivals, and the Oregon Eclipse, a week long hippie gathering. Make the most of this plethora of activity with a vacation rental within Portland's city limits.
Fans of Native American art and culture need look no further than Oregon. Several powwows are held throughout the year, and there is even a native salmon festival. Traditional and contemporary exhibits are popular, and the Oregon History Museum offers some of the nation's finest. The Warm Springs Reservation has a fascinating museum and is without a doubt the best place to shop for crafts and souvenirs.
The 5 Best Activities for Families in Oregon
1. Oregon Zoo
Kids will love a visit to the Oregon Zoo. It is divided into five major zones, namely Great Northwest, Elephant Lands, Amur Cats, Africa Savanna, and Africa Rainforest, each enclosing animal species of the region it represents. There is also a Penguinarium where your little ones will be delighted to see the grey gulls and Inca terns.
2. The Oregon Museum of Science
The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is the perfect place for children to learn in a fun way. The young minds can experience the beauty of natural science, industry, and technology through the shows held in three large auditoriums, the planetarium, and a theatre.
3. Sea Lion Caves
The Sea Lion Caves, on Oregon’s Coast, is one of North America’s largest network of caves and caverns that is the natural habitat of these magnificent animals. You can observe the sea lions from a close distance, though be warned their barking can get a bit loud. However, children usually don’t seem to mind.
4. Oregon Coast Aquarium
Another place to see the sea lions is the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Be captivated by a fascinating array of marine life with a walk through the submerged tunnels here. The Aviary exhibit on the premises is where your kids can see cute puffins and other seabirds.
5. Winston Wildlife Safari Park
The 600-acre Wildlife Safari Park in Winston, Oregon, is home to a diverse species of animals that wander around freely in the premises. You can drive down a 4.5-mile road to see lions, cheetahs, maned wolves, and African elephants roaming freely on the grasslands.
Take a Walk on the Wild Side
Home to mountains, valleys, forests, lakes, and a long coastline, Oregon is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. Campers, hikers, and climbers can get away from it all on Mt. Hood, one of the nation's highest peaks. To the east, high plains and desert make up more of the landscape and are perfect for wildlife viewing, stargazing, and photography. Oregon is also home to Crater Lake, the nation's deepest inland body of water. The park makes an outstanding day trip from the city of Bend.
The Oregon coast is a dazzling wilderness of beaches, rainforests, and rivers. Fishermen flock to the Tilamook coast every fall for the world famous salmon run. Halibut, steelhead, bass, and trout can be caught year-round. Kayaking, whale watching, parasailing, scuba diving, and more are possible during warmer months, as well. Adventurous visitors can even try their hand at self-guided ATV and sandbuggy adventures in the Oregon Dunes recreational area.
Regular Events and Festivals
The Portland International Film Festival takes place in February and is a must for movie fans with its range of documentaries as well as foreign films. The Oregon Shakespeare Festival that runs from February to October rolls out an impressive series of theatrical productions. Oregon cherishes its flowers as seen by May's Mother's Day Rhododendron Show, and June's Portland Rose Festival, which also features starlight parades and dragon boat races.
Summer is no doubt the best time to book a cabin in Oregon, as festival season is in full swing: there's Sandcastle Day, Britt Festivals of Performing Arts, the Oregon Bach Festival and the Waterfront Blues Festival among many others. The year closes on a dreamy note with November's Vacation Lights and Open House at Shore Acres State Park along the coastal cliffs. Bring the year to a close at the Vacation Parade of Ships in December, a traditional event that celebrates Oregon's maritime heritage.
Oregon: Beautiful Landscapes and Cultural Delights in the Pacific North West
Oregon State Capitol
Situated in Salem, this striking building is home to the state government. The grounds are perfect for a casual stroll and feature fountains, artworks and various flora of the state.
Salem's Riverfront Carousel
This exquisite carousel was hand-carved by volunteers and is designed in the classic style. Pick up a memento in the adjacent gift shop.
Columbia River Maritime Museum
Located in Astoria, this maritime museum houses US lifeboats, parts of boats destroyed in WW2 and two gillnetter vessels.
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Escape from Oregon's cities and view the stunning landscapes surrounding this canyon. A popular recreational destination, it is perfect for hikes, picnics and water sports.
Crater Lake National Park
Named after the lake formed by a collapsed volcano, this National Park is in the Cascade Mountains. If you're daring enough to hike to the peaks, you'll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views.
Information about vacation rentals in Oregon
🏡 Vacation rentals available | 36,767 homes |
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💳 Possible discounts | up to 71% |
🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $83 |
⭐ Popular amenities | Pets allowed, Pool and Hot tub |
🐾 Pet friendly homes | 8,621 homes |
🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 12,063 homes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price per night for a vacation home in Oregon?
The price of a night's stay in Oregon starts at $83. If you are looking for a house rental, the nightly price is $458 on average. A apartment rental Oregon will cost $228 per night on average.
How many vacation rentals are available to book in Oregon?
There are currently 36,767 vacation homes in Oregon to choose from and book for your trip.
What are the most popular amenities for vacation homes in Oregon?
Three most popular amenities for vacation rentals in Oregon include accommodations with: Pool, Pets allowed, and Hot tub.
How many vacation homes with pools are in Oregon?
There are 12,063 vacation rentals across 32 providers in Oregon.
Are dogs allowed in vacation rentals in Oregon?
Yes, currently there are 8,621 rentals in Oregon that allow dogs and the average nightly cost is $357.
What are the best months to travel to Oregon?
If you are looking for a vacation rental in Oregon, consider that rainy season is typically in January or March, with July often being the driest.
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