Best Western Douglas Inn
511 Southeast Stephens
Roseburg, OR 97470
Nightly Rates: ( 64.99 - 64.99 )
2 Star
Property Description
Welcome to the Best Western Douglas Inn, conveniently located in beautiful, historic downtown Roseburg. We are simply your BEST VALUE in Roseburg. You will love our quiet, clean, award winning rooms, and find yourself relaxed in our luxurious spa. We are your first choice in Roseburg.
Amenities
· Bar/Lounge· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· Restaurant
· Business Center
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Fishing
· Pets Allowed
· Pets Allowed
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Modem Lines in Room
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Television with Cable
Room Information
1 QUEEN BED,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST* 1 Queen Bed* Continental Breakfast
2 DOUBLE BEDS,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
* Two Double Beds* Continental Breakfast
2 QUEEN BEDS,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
* 2 Queen Beds* No Smoking* Continental Breakfast
2 DOUBLE BEDS,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
* Two Double Beds* No Smoking* Continental Breakfast
1 QUEEN BED,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
* 1 Queen Bed* No Smoking* Continental Breakfast
1 KING BED,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
* 1 King Bed* No Smoking* Continental Breakfast
Rate Disclaimer
Indicative rates are for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 P.M.
· Check out time is 12:00 Noon
· Time Zone is Pacific Standard Time
· 52 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Directions
ˇFRom: Interstate 5. Take Exit 124, turn right, and travel across river to Stephens. From Highway 138 West, turn left on Stephens, then left on Oak Street to the Best Western Douglas Inn.
Roseburg Municipal Airport 2 miles, North Bend Airport 58 miles, Eugene Airport 71 miles, Medford Airport 90 miles,
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Area Attractions
North Umpqua River and water falls* Clearwater Falls* Deer Lick Falls* Grotto Falls* Hemlock Falls* Lemolo Falls* Smith River Falls* South Umpqua Falls* Susan Creek Falls* Toketee Falls* Watson Falls* Wolf Creek Falls
Restaurants* 2 blocks from Village Bistro and Bakery, 500 SE Cass St, omelets, pasta, deli and hot sandwiches, deserts, espresso, beer and wine. 541-677-3450 * 2 blocks from McMannamins Roseburg Station Pub & Brewery, 700 Sheridan St, microbrewery, cocktail lounge, salad, hot and cold sandwiches, deserts. 541-672-1934 * 3 blocks from Bagel Tree Café, 228 NE Stephens St, coffee, espresso, and fresh bagels. 541-677-9868
Calendar of eventsJanuary:* Twelfth Night Concert* Roseburg Burns Night* Senior's Cross Country Ski Week* February:* Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby* Sportsmen's and Outdoor Recreation Show* Rod and Gun Club Gun Show* March:* Greatest Of The Grape* Umpqua Valley Home Builder's Home Show* Umpqua Flatheads Custom Car Show* Old Time Fiddlers Convention* Spring Antique Show* Spring Craft Fair* April:* Lion's Easter Egg Hunt* Wild Flower Show* Barrel Testing Tour* Douglas County High School Rodeo* Umpqua Valley Quilters Guild Quilt Show* Earth Day Fair* May:* Migratory Bird Festival* Roseburg 10k Run* Rhododendron Garden Tour* Motor Spectacular* June:* Lamb Show and Bar-B-Q* Umpqua Discovery Days* Umpqua Valley Round Up Rodeo & Parade* Summer Arts Festival* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* July:* Graffiti Weekend* River Appreciation Day* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* August:* County Fair* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* Obon Festival (Roseburg sister city, Japanese, music, food)* September:* Umpqua Valley Kennel Club Dog Show* Umpqua National Forest Fall and Forest Tour* Gem and Mineral Show* Wine, Art & Music Show* Crash Classic Spectacular (Douglas County Speedway) * Oktober Fest (Micro-Brew Festival)* October:* Business and Consumer Fair* Roseburg Fall Antique Show* The Other Oregon Quilt Show* November:* Winegrowers Harvest Celebration and Pig Roast* December:* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002 * Family Christmas* Christmas Fair* Wildlife Safari Wild Lights
Local Attractions:* .2 mile(s) from many restaurants * .2 mile(s) from county offices, court house, city hall and country library* 2 mile(s) from VA Medical Center (Blue Star Memorial Marker) * 2 mile(s) from golf, tennis and the fairgrounds* 5 to 10 miles from 7 wineries* 5 mile(s) from Douglas County Museum History of Natural History, Umpqua Valley Tennis Club, Umpqua Community College* 6 mile(s) from Wild Life Safari * 10 mile(s) from Roseburg Country Club * 15 mile(s) from Umpqua National Forest * 20 mile(s) from Beneschoen Gardens, Umpqua Toketee Hot Springs * 25 mile(s) from Cow Creek Gambling * 29 mile(s) from Susan Creek Falls * 32 mile(s) from Fall Creek Falls * 100 mile(s) from Crater Lake National Park
Local Attractions:* .2 mile(s) from many restaurants * .2 mile(s) from county offices, court house, city hall and country library* 2 mile(s) from VA Medical Center (Blue Star Memorial Marker) * 2 mile(s) from golf, tennis and the fairgrounds* 5 to 10 miles from 7 wineries* 5 mile(s) from Douglas County Museum History of Natural History, Umpqua Valley Tennis Club, Umpqua Community College* 6 mile(s) from Wild Life Safari * 10 mile(s) from Roseburg Country Club * 15 mile(s) from Umpqua National Forest * 20 mile(s) from Beneschoen Gardens, Umpqua Toketee Hot Springs * 25 mile(s) from Cow Creek Gambling * 29 mile(s) from Susan Creek Falls * 32 mile(s) from Fall Creek Falls * 100 mile(s) from Crater Lake National Park
Local Attractions:* .2 mile(s) from many restaurants * .2 mile(s) from county offices, court house, city hall and country library* 2 mile(s) from VA Medical Center (Blue Star Memorial Marker) * 2 mile(s) from golf, tennis and the fairgrounds* 5 to 10 miles from 7 wineries* 5 mile(s) from Douglas County Museum History of Natural History, Umpqua Valley Tennis Club, Umpqua Community College* 6 mile(s) from Wild Life Safari * 10 mile(s) from Roseburg Country Club * 15 mile(s) from Umpqua National Forest * 20 mile(s) from Beneschoen Gardens, Umpqua Toketee Hot Springs * 25 mile(s) from Cow Creek Gambling * 29 mile(s) from Susan Creek Falls * 32 mile(s) from Fall Creek Falls * 100 mile(s) from Crater Lake National Park
Wineries around Roseburg:The land of Umpqua is home to a thriving wine region and a "full tummy" experience. West of Roseburg, country roads lead you through rolling farmlands to great wines and gracious hospitality in communities such as Lookingglass, Tenmile, Melrose, Garden Valley, Umpqua, Winston and Elkton.* Abacela Winery, 12500 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-6642* Callahan Ridge, picnic, weddings, special events, 340 Busenbark Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, toll free 888-WINE-4-US, 541-673-7901* DeNino Umpqua River Vineyards, 461 Hess Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-673-1975* Girardet Wine Cellars, 895 Reston Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-7252* Henry Estate, 687 Hubbard Creek Rd, Umpqua, OR 97486, toll free 800-782-2686, 541-459-5120* Hillcrest Vineyard, tasting, sales, picnics, 240 Vineyard Lane, 541-6723-3709* LaGarza Cellars & Gourmet Kitchen, 491 Winery Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-9654* River's Edge Winery
Wineries around Roseburg:The land of Umpqua is home to a thriving wine region and a "full tummy" experience. West of Roseburg, country roads lead you through rolling farmlands to great wines and gracious hospitality in communities such as Lookingglass, Tenmile, Melrose, Garden Valley, Umpqua, Winston and Elkton.* Abacela Winery, 12500 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-6642* Callahan Ridge, picnic, weddings, special events, 340 Busenbark Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, toll free 888-WINE-4-US, 541-673-7901* DeNino Umpqua River Vineyards, 461 Hess Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-673-1975* Girardet Wine Cellars, 895 Reston Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-7252* Henry Estate, 687 Hubbard Creek Rd, Umpqua, OR 97486, toll free 800-782-2686, 541-459-5120* Hillcrest Vineyard, tasting, sales, picnics, 240 Vineyard Lane, 541-6723-3709* LaGarza Cellars & Gourmet Kitchen, 491 Winery Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-9654* River's Edge Winery
Wineries around Roseburg:The land of Umpqua is home to a thriving wine region and a "full tummy" experience. West of Roseburg, country roads lead you through rolling farmlands to great wines and gracious hospitality in communities such as Lookingglass, Tenmile, Melrose, Garden Valley, Umpqua, Winston and Elkton.* Abacela Winery, 12500 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-6642* Callahan Ridge, picnic, weddings, special events, 340 Busenbark Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, toll free 888-WINE-4-US, 541-673-7901* DeNino Umpqua River Vineyards, 461 Hess Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-673-1975* Girardet Wine Cellars, 895 Reston Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-7252* Henry Estate, 687 Hubbard Creek Rd, Umpqua, OR 97486, toll free 800-782-2686, 541-459-5120* Hillcrest Vineyard, tasting, sales, picnics, 240 Vineyard Lane, 541-6723-3709* LaGarza Cellars & Gourmet Kitchen, 491 Winery Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-9654* River's Edge Winery
North Umpqua River and water falls* Clearwater Falls* Deer Lick Falls* Grotto Falls* Hemlock Falls* Lemolo Falls* Smith River Falls* South Umpqua Falls* Susan Creek Falls* Toketee Falls* Watson Falls* Wolf Creek Falls
North Umpqua River and water falls* Clearwater Falls* Deer Lick Falls* Grotto Falls* Hemlock Falls* Lemolo Falls* Smith River Falls* South Umpqua Falls* Susan Creek Falls* Toketee Falls* Watson Falls* Wolf Creek Falls
North Umpqua River and water falls* Clearwater Falls* Deer Lick Falls* Grotto Falls* Hemlock Falls* Lemolo Falls* Smith River Falls* South Umpqua Falls* Susan Creek Falls* Toketee Falls* Watson Falls* Wolf Creek Falls
Calendar of eventsJanuary:* Twelfth Night Concert* Roseburg Burns Night* Senior's Cross Country Ski Week* February:* Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby* Sportsmen's and Outdoor Recreation Show* Rod and Gun Club Gun Show* March:* Greatest Of The Grape* Umpqua Valley Home Builder's Home Show* Umpqua Flatheads Custom Car Show* Old Time Fiddlers Convention* Spring Antique Show* Spring Craft Fair* April:* Lion's Easter Egg Hunt* Wild Flower Show* Barrel Testing Tour* Douglas County High School Rodeo* Umpqua Valley Quilters Guild Quilt Show* Earth Day Fair* May:* Migratory Bird Festival* Roseburg 10k Run* Rhododendron Garden Tour* Motor Spectacular* June:* Lamb Show and Bar-B-Q* Umpqua Discovery Days* Umpqua Valley Round Up Rodeo & Parade* Summer Arts Festival* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* July:* Graffiti Weekend* River Appreciation Day* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* August:* County Fair* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* Obon Festival (Roseburg sister city, Japanese, music, food)* September:* Umpqua Valley Kennel Club Dog Show* Umpqua National Forest Fall and Forest Tour* Gem and Mineral Show* Wine, Art & Music Show* Crash Classic Spectacular (Douglas County Speedway) * Oktober Fest (Micro-Brew Festival)* October:* Business and Consumer Fair* Roseburg Fall Antique Show* The Other Oregon Quilt Show* November:* Winegrowers Harvest Celebration and Pig Roast* December:* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002 * Family Christmas* Christmas Fair* Wildlife Safari Wild Lights
Calendar of eventsJanuary:* Twelfth Night Concert* Roseburg Burns Night* Senior's Cross Country Ski Week* February:* Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby* Sportsmen's and Outdoor Recreation Show* Rod and Gun Club Gun Show* March:* Greatest Of The Grape* Umpqua Valley Home Builder's Home Show* Umpqua Flatheads Custom Car Show* Old Time Fiddlers Convention* Spring Antique Show* Spring Craft Fair* April:* Lion's Easter Egg Hunt* Wild Flower Show* Barrel Testing Tour* Douglas County High School Rodeo* Umpqua Valley Quilters Guild Quilt Show* Earth Day Fair* May:* Migratory Bird Festival* Roseburg 10k Run* Rhododendron Garden Tour* Motor Spectacular* June:* Lamb Show and Bar-B-Q* Umpqua Discovery Days* Umpqua Valley Round Up Rodeo & Parade* Summer Arts Festival* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* July:* Graffiti Weekend* River Appreciation Day* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* August:* County Fair* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* Obon Festival (Roseburg sister city, Japanese, music, food)* September:* Umpqua Valley Kennel Club Dog Show* Umpqua National Forest Fall and Forest Tour* Gem and Mineral Show* Wine, Art & Music Show* Crash Classic Spectacular (Douglas County Speedway) * Oktober Fest (Micro-Brew Festival)* October:* Business and Consumer Fair* Roseburg Fall Antique Show* The Other Oregon Quilt Show* November:* Winegrowers Harvest Celebration and Pig Roast* December:* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002 * Family Christmas* Christmas Fair* Wildlife Safari Wild Lights
Calendar of eventsJanuary:* Twelfth Night Concert* Roseburg Burns Night* Senior's Cross Country Ski Week* February:* Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby* Sportsmen's and Outdoor Recreation Show* Rod and Gun Club Gun Show* March:* Greatest Of The Grape* Umpqua Valley Home Builder's Home Show* Umpqua Flatheads Custom Car Show* Old Time Fiddlers Convention* Spring Antique Show* Spring Craft Fair* April:* Lion's Easter Egg Hunt* Wild Flower Show* Barrel Testing Tour* Douglas County High School Rodeo* Umpqua Valley Quilters Guild Quilt Show* Earth Day Fair* May:* Migratory Bird Festival* Roseburg 10k Run* Rhododendron Garden Tour* Motor Spectacular* June:* Lamb Show and Bar-B-Q* Umpqua Discovery Days* Umpqua Valley Round Up Rodeo & Parade* Summer Arts Festival* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* July:* Graffiti Weekend* River Appreciation Day* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* August:* County Fair* Music On The Half Shell* Racing at Douglas County Speedway* Obon Festival (Roseburg sister city, Japanese, music, food)* September:* Umpqua Valley Kennel Club Dog Show* Umpqua National Forest Fall and Forest Tour* Gem and Mineral Show* Wine, Art & Music Show* Crash Classic Spectacular (Douglas County Speedway) * Oktober Fest (Micro-Brew Festival)* October:* Business and Consumer Fair* Roseburg Fall Antique Show* The Other Oregon Quilt Show* November:* Winegrowers Harvest Celebration and Pig Roast* December:* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002* Festival of Lights, runs through January 2, 2002 * Family Christmas* Christmas Fair* Wildlife Safari Wild Lights
Shopping:* Roseburg Town Center, SE Jackson Street (Historic downtown shops), quilts, antique, sports, music, beauty, stationary, printing, photo, screen printing shops etc.* 2 mile(s) from Garden Valley Mall, 780 NW Garden Valley Blvd (JC Penney, Ross and small shops)* 3 mile(s) from Roseburg Valley Mall, 1444 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Sears, BON, Rite Aid Pharmacy, jewelry, beauty shops and more
Shopping:* Roseburg Town Center, SE Jackson Street (Historic downtown shops), quilts, antique, sports, music, beauty, stationary, printing, photo, screen printing shops etc.* 2 mile(s) from Garden Valley Mall, 780 NW Garden Valley Blvd (JC Penney, Ross and small shops)* 3 mile(s) from Roseburg Valley Mall, 1444 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Sears, BON, Rite Aid Pharmacy, jewelry, beauty shops and more
Shopping:* Roseburg Town Center, SE Jackson Street (Historic downtown shops), quilts, antique, sports, music, beauty, stationary, printing, photo, screen printing shops etc.* 2 mile(s) from Garden Valley Mall, 780 NW Garden Valley Blvd (JC Penney, Ross and small shops)* 3 mile(s) from Roseburg Valley Mall, 1444 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Sears, BON, Rite Aid Pharmacy, jewelry, beauty shops and more
Transportation:* 2 mile(s) from the Roseburg Municipal Airport * 58 mile(s) from the North Bend Airport * 71 mile(s) from Eugene Airport * 90 mile(s) from Medford Airport
Transportation:* 2 mile(s) from the Roseburg Municipal Airport * 58 mile(s) from the North Bend Airport * 71 mile(s) from Eugene Airport * 90 mile(s) from Medford Airport
Transportation:* 2 mile(s) from the Roseburg Municipal Airport * 58 mile(s) from the North Bend Airport * 71 mile(s) from Eugene Airport * 90 mile(s) from Medford Airport
Crater LakeEach year some 500,000 visitors marvel at the impossibly blue waters of Crater Lake from lookouts along its Rim Drive. It's the deepest lake in the United States and the seventh deepest in the world, and its reputation as a spot of overwhelming, sublime natural beauty - the "Gem of the Cascades - extends around the globe. Crater Lake's peaceful appearance belies its violent creation. Approximately 7,700 years ago, 12,000 foot Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed on itself, forming a large, bowl-shaped caldera. Remaining lava flows sealed the bottom, and after a long period of cooling, the caldera filled with rain and snow creating the sapphire-blue lake. For too many people, a glimpse of the lake is all they take away from a visit to this national park. Their loss is your gain, for there's much more to do in the park, and there are few crowds away from the Rim Drive. The High Cascades of southern Oregon are a mecca for outdoor enthusiast. A mountain wonderland raised by volcanism and carved by glaciers, the southern Oregon Cascades offer some of the best biking, hiking, snowshoeing and skiing in the country.
Crater LakeEach year some 500,000 visitors marvel at the impossibly blue waters of Crater Lake from lookouts along its Rim Drive. It's the deepest lake in the United States and the seventh deepest in the world, and its reputation as a spot of overwhelming, sublime natural beauty - the "Gem of the Cascades - extends around the globe. Crater Lake's peaceful appearance belies its violent creation. Approximately 7,700 years ago, 12,000 foot Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed on itself, forming a large, bowl-shaped caldera. Remaining lava flows sealed the bottom, and after a long period of cooling, the caldera filled with rain and snow creating the sapphire-blue lake. For too many people, a glimpse of the lake is all they take away from a visit to this national park. Their loss is your gain, for there's much more to do in the park, and there are few crowds away from the Rim Drive. The High Cascades of southern Oregon are a mecca for outdoor enthusiast. A mountain wonderland raised by volcanism and carved by glaciers, the southern Oregon Cascades offer some of the best biking, hiking, snowshoeing and skiing in the country.
Wildlife Safari* 5 miles southHundreds of exotic animals from Africa, Asia and America roam this 600-acre reserve, Oregon's only drive through wild animal park. The site hosts animal shows, train and animal rides and seasonal events. The park is known as one of the Western Hemisphere's leading breeders of cheetahs. It also has Discovery room, Indoor Theater, The Children's Petting Zoo and Elephants Splash pool. 1790 Safari Road Winston, OR 541-679-6761 800-355-4848
Crater LakeEach year some 500,000 visitors marvel at the impossibly blue waters of Crater Lake from lookouts along its Rim Drive. It's the deepest lake in the United States and the seventh deepest in the world, and its reputation as a spot of overwhelming, sublime natural beauty - the "Gem of the Cascades - extends around the globe. Crater Lake's peaceful appearance belies its violent creation. Approximately 7,700 years ago, 12,000 foot Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed on itself, forming a large, bowl-shaped caldera. Remaining lava flows sealed the bottom, and after a long period of cooling, the caldera filled with rain and snow creating the sapphire-blue lake. For too many people, a glimpse of the lake is all they take away from a visit to this national park. Their loss is your gain, for there's much more to do in the park, and there are few crowds away from the Rim Drive. The High Cascades of southern Oregon are a mecca for outdoor enthusiast. A mountain wonderland raised by volcanism and carved by glaciers, the southern Oregon Cascades offer some of the best biking, hiking, snowshoeing and skiing in the country.
Covered Bridges in Douglas County* Pass Creek Bride (1925)* Neal Lane Bride (1929)* Rochester Bridge (1933)* Cavitt Creek Bridge (1943)* Milo Academy Bridge (1962)
Wildlife Safari* 5 miles southHundreds of exotic animals from Africa, Asia and America roam this 600-acre reserve, Oregon's only drive through wild animal park. The site hosts animal shows, train and animal rides and seasonal events. The park is known as one of the Western Hemisphere's leading breeders of cheetahs. It also has Discovery room, Indoor Theater, The Children's Petting Zoo and Elephants Splash pool. 1790 Safari Road Winston, OR 541-679-6761 800-355-4848
Covered Bridges in Douglas County* Pass Creek Bride (1925)* Neal Lane Bride (1929)* Rochester Bridge (1933)* Cavitt Creek Bridge (1943)* Milo Academy Bridge (1962)
Crater LakeEach year some 500,000 visitors marvel at the impossibly blue waters of Crater Lake from lookouts along its Rim Drive. It's the deepest lake in the United States and the seventh deepest in the world, and its reputation as a spot of overwhelming, sublime natural beauty - the "Gem of the Cascades - extends around the globe. Crater Lake's peaceful appearance belies its violent creation. Approximately 7,700 years ago, 12,000 foot Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed on itself, forming a large, bowl-shaped caldera. Remaining lava flows sealed the bottom, and after a long period of cooling, the caldera filled with rain and snow creating the sapphire-blue lake. For too many people, a glimpse of the lake is all they take away from a visit to this national park. Their loss is your gain, for there's much more to do in the park, and there are few crowds away from the Rim Drive. The High Cascades of southern Oregon are a mecca for outdoor enthusiast. A mountain wonderland raised by volcanism and carved by glaciers, the southern Oregon Cascades offer some of the best biking, hiking, snowshoeing and skiing in the country.
Wildlife Safari* 5 miles southHundreds of exotic animals from Africa, Asia and America roam this 600-acre reserve, Oregon's only drive through wild animal park. The site hosts animal shows, train and animal rides and seasonal events. The park is known as one of the Western Hemisphere's leading breeders of cheetahs. It also has Discovery room, Indoor Theater, The Children's Petting Zoo and Elephants Splash pool. 1790 Safari Road Winston, OR 541-679-6761 800-355-4848
Covered Bridges in Douglas County* Pass Creek Bride (1925)* Neal Lane Bride (1929)* Rochester Bridge (1933)* Cavitt Creek Bridge (1943)* Milo Academy Bridge (1962)
Local Attractions:* .2 mile(s) from many restaurants * .2 mile(s) from county offices, court house, city hall and country library* 2 mile(s) from VA Medical Center (Blue Star Memorial Marker) * 2 mile(s) from golf, tennis and the fairgrounds* 5 to 10 miles from 7 wineries* 5 mile(s) from Douglas County Museum History of Natural History, Umpqua Valley Tennis Club, Umpqua Community College* 6 mile(s) from Wild Life Safari * 10 mile(s) from Roseburg Country Club * 15 mile(s) from Umpqua National Forest * 20 mile(s) from Beneschoen Gardens, Umpqua Toketee Hot Springs * 25 mile(s) from Cow Creek Gambling * 29 mile(s) from Susan Creek Falls * 32 mile(s) from Fall Creek Falls * 100 mile(s) from Crater Lake National Park
Shopping:* Roseburg Town Center, SE Jackson Street (Historic downtown shops), quilts, antique, sports, music, beauty, stationary, printing, photo, screen printing shops etc.* 2 mile(s) from Garden Valley Mall, 780 NW Garden Valley Blvd (JC Penney, Ross and small shops)* 3 mile(s) from Roseburg Valley Mall, 1444 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Sears, BON, Rite Aid Pharmacy, jewelry, beauty shops and more
Transportation:* 2 mile(s) from the Roseburg Municipal Airport * 58 mile(s) from the North Bend Airport * 71 mile(s) from Eugene Airport * 90 mile(s) from Medford Airport
Wineries around Roseburg:The land of Umpqua is home to a thriving wine region and a "full tummy" experience. West of Roseburg, country roads lead you through rolling farmlands to great wines and gracious hospitality in communities such as Lookingglass, Tenmile, Melrose, Garden Valley, Umpqua, Winston and Elkton.* Abacela Winery, 12500 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-6642* Callahan Ridge, picnic, weddings, special events, 340 Busenbark Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, toll free 888-WINE-4-US, 541-673-7901* DeNino Umpqua River Vineyards, 461 Hess Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-673-1975* Girardet Wine Cellars, 895 Reston Road, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-7252* Henry Estate, 687 Hubbard Creek Rd, Umpqua, OR 97486, toll free 800-782-2686, 541-459-5120* Hillcrest Vineyard, tasting, sales, picnics, 240 Vineyard Lane, 541-6723-3709* LaGarza Cellars & Gourmet Kitchen, 491 Winery Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470, 541-679-9654* River's Edge Winery
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