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Discover a selection of 11004 homes, 1360 apartments, and other vacation rentals in Oregon that are perfect for your trip. Whether you're traveling with a group or just with your pet, vacation rentals have the best amenities for spending time at your vacation home, which might include parking and a washer and dryer. No matter what you're looking for, you'll be able to choose a rental for everyone's needs, including a place that's non-smoking or offers accessibility.

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Explore the great outdoors in picturesque Oregon

From farmland, desert and beaches to rugged mountains and old-growth forests, the sprawling state of Oregon is a collage of landscapes. Unsurprisingly, it's a paradise for those who love the great outdoors, offering activities for all, including hiking, kayaking and even summer skiing. Beyond the outdoor pursuits, Oregon's vibrant cities are packed with farm-to-table restaurants, microbreweries and museums showcasing everything from fine art and science to the state's rich Native American heritage. Wherever you choose to stay, an Oregon vacation rental puts you in the heart of it all.

Historic sites near Oregon vacation rentals

Oregon has fascinating historic sites to delight the history buff. Vacation rentals are available near attractions like the Pittock Mansion, a historic home with history-inspired artifacts and gifts, and the Heceta Head Lighthouse, a historic lighthouse on a dramatic bluff with spectacular views. You'll also like Pioneer Courthouse Square, a lively public square with a historic courthouse.

City sights and natural wonders in Oregon

For many visitors, an Oregon vacation rental in Portland offers the best choice for sightseeing. The city is home to attractions like the Portland Art Museum, which boasts an impressive collection of Native American art, and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, which features a planetarium and fun, hands-on exhibits. Seeking tranquility? The city's Japanese Gardens will soothe you with trickling waterfalls, babbling streams and peaceful pathways that weave among trees, flowers and ponds. Situated in the southern part of the state, Crater Lake National Park is a must, with its vast, sapphire-hued lake and spectacular surrounds, veined with hiking trails.

Attractions for all in Oregon

With kayaking, windsurfing, cycling and hiking, Oregon is a playground that offers all manner of outdoor adventures. Here, you can blast through the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area in a buggy, test your climbing skills at Smith Rock, raft the 38 miles of rapids and restful waters on Rogue River or take to the ski slopes at Mount Hood. In the market for something more relaxing? There are almost 200 public golf courses to choose from, countless beaches and plenty to do in the state's cities, from sports games and shopping, to family days at museums, galleries and attractions such as Oregon Zoo.

Local weather for your trip to Oregon vacation homes

Due to the scale of things here, the climate can be varied, depending on where you choose your Oregon vacation rental. While generally on the mild side, the western region has an oceanic climate, meaning it can be wet during winter, spring and fall, with dry days during the summer. The southwest region has a climate reminiscent of the Mediterranean, with sizzling summers and drier, sunnier winters, while things can get cold on the higher ground of the north-west. Head to the eastern desert areas for snowy winters and pleasant summers. Spring and summer are considered the best times to visit, so be sure to book early to secure your ideal dates.

Oregon is a dream destination

For those who can't get enough of the great outdoors, Oregon is a dream destination. From rocky coastal scenery, rippling lakes and swaths of fragrant forest to snowcapped mountains, plunging canyons and sandy desert, the state is a one-stop shop for all types of activity and adventure. With such a diverse landscape comes a remarkable mix of wildlife. See everything from coyotes, foxes and bears to the majestic gray whales that swim just off the coast, just don't forget to bring a camera.

Transportation to and around Oregon

Fly into Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM), the closest airport, located 43.2 mi (69.6 km) from the city center.

If you're traveling by train, Sunriver Station, Chemult Station and Klamath Falls Station are the main stations in the area. You can get around Oregon by jumping on the metro at Cleveland Avenue Station, Gresham Central Transit Center or Gresham City Hall Station.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Oregon when booking a vacation rental?

One of the more in-demand destinations to choose a Vrbo vacation rental in Oregon is Oregon Coast. Spend your getaway here and explore some big-ticket attractions, such as Cannon Beach and Chinook Winds Casino.

What is the most popular type of vacation rental accommodation in Oregon?

Houses are the most popular kind of vacation rental in Oregon, according to our data. Even if you've got a different idea about what you'd like, Vrbo has vacation homes in a variety of sizes and shapes. Take a look at our options to find your ideal match.

How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Oregon?

The average price for a vacation rental in Oregon is based on several factors, including length of stay, season and property type. Whether you're thinking about a villa with space for extended family or a cozy condo for just you and your sweetheart, just add your travel dates to discover stays that offer great value.

How much does it cost to rent a beach house in Oregon?

When you travel and the style and size of the property will influence the cost of your beachside vacation rental. Enter your Oregon travel dates to view your options on Vrbo. Can't live without a hot tub, or maybe a private pool? Use the filters to choose the amenities and features you want.

What are popular rental amenities in Oregon?

When it comes to rental amenities that guests are looking for in Oregon, a fridge, a microwave oven and off-street parking options are at the top of the list. With Vrbo vacation homes, you'll enjoy options to suit your style and taste, whether you're traveling with friends, relatives or even pets.

Are there large group vacation rentals in Oregon?

With 2,086 vacation rentals that can sleep 10 or more people in Oregon, there's no need to leave anyone off your guest list. From fun family get-togethers to special events like anniversary parties and weddings, Vrbo can help you find a large group rental to match the occasion.

What are the top attractions for families in Oregon?

There's a ton of amazing things to do and see with the family in Oregon, such as:

  • Crater Lake National Park
  • Moda Center
  • Bandon Dunes Golf Resort

Can I find two-bedroom vacation rentals in Oregon?

Gather your family and experience complete comfort and privacy in one of the 2,980 two-bedroom vacation homes Oregon has to offer.

Are there vacation rentals with WiFi in Oregon?

Oregon has 3,331 vacation rentals with WiFi, so you can stay connected during your vacation. Simply check the "WiFi" box in our handy search filter for a list of properties with this feature. From streaming movie blockbusters to posting pics on social media, these Vrbo homes will keep you online.

How old do you have to be to rent a vacation rental in Oregon?

The minimum age is usually 16, 18 or 21. It can differ across properties on Vrbo, so look at the rules of your chosen Oregon stay before making a booking.

How long can I rent a vacation rental in Oregon for?

The amount of time you can stay in an Oregon vacation rental for is up to the property. Just put in your preferred travel dates to browse available options offering extended stays. They include all the things you need to make your extended vacation more enjoyable such as kitchens and yards. Some Vrbo vacation properties may also offer weekly or monthly discounts, so you can stay longer for less money.

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