Southern Oregon is a blend of outdoor adventures, culinary delights, and global cultures. Follow along on this first-timer’s June visit as she discovers some of the best things to do in Southern Oregon.
Jo’s Motel & Campground
Jo’s Motel, a small classic knotty-pine auto court on Wood River, offers private, cozy apartments, suites and rooms just outside Crater Lake National Park for parties of one or two adults only (sorry, no groups, kids or pets in lodging).
Full kitchens, kitchenettes. A/C, private carport, gas fireplaces.
Camping and small RV sites.
Organic shop and espresso bar – Delicious lattes and panini. Full line of organic gourmet foods – like grassfed steaks, wild seafood, beer and wine, plus gluten-free and dairy-free options.
Shared fire-rings with firewood on lovely fenced and private riverside grounds.
Amenities
- Fireplace
- Kitchen
- Air Conditioning
- Swimming
- Water View
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If you’re wild about wild rivers, it’s a good time to explore the Upper Klamath Wild and Scenic River, which flows through the southern portion of Klamath County southwest of Klamath Falls. With soaring eagles, ink-black night skies and fascinating history, the Upper Klamath is truly a singular section of river.
From Crater Lake to Mt. Ashland and the multiple Sno-Parks and mountain lakes in between, Southern Oregon is a winter lover’s playground, and snowshoeing is a delightfully simple way to experience landscapes that have been transformed by snow. The learning curve is gentle — the biggest challenge is adjusting your stride so you don’t step on one shoe with the other — and it’s great exercise, too. You can even rent a pair before purchasing your own. Start by exploring these beginner-friendly routes.
