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Seven Feathers Casino Resort

Seven Feathers Casino Resort features Nevada-style gaming with over 900 slots, table games, bingo and keno including a non-smoking gaming area. Stay at the hotel in one of the 286 deluxe guestrooms and 12 suites. Enjoy the pool and fitness center. Relax in the River Rock Spa or eat at one of the five onsite dining areas. Other amenities include the Heritage House, Convention Center and Seven Feathers RV Resort.

Seven Feathers Casino Resort is where Southern Oregon comes to stay, play, and win
Seven Feathers Casino Resort is where Southern Oregon comes to stay, play, and win

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146 Chief Miwaleta Lane
Canyonville, Oregon, OR. 97470
800-548-8461

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With its rich agricultural heritage, wine and cheese production, and award-winning food businesses, Southern Oregon welcomes food lovers to enjoy wineries, restaurants, farmers markets and boutique shops. It also makes it easy to share the joy with food-loving friends back home. Here is a guide to some of our favorite food gifts, from charcuterie baskets to immersive culinary experiences.

Monarch butterfly feeding on purple aster flower in summer floral background. Monarch butterflies in autumn blooming asters.

Where to See Monarch Butterflies in Fall in Southern Oregon

Western monarch butterflies are relatively rare in the Pacific Northwest, but Southern Oregon is a hot spot for the iconic insects with beautiful orange-and-black wings. If you’re traveling through the region in early fall, you may spot monarchs as they make their way to their wintering grounds on the California coast. Read on to learn how you can mindfully and safely observe the butterflies, as well as what you can do to help monarchs — and other pollinators — thrive.