Motels in Oakridge, Oregon

Once a logging town, Oakridge is now a launching spot for recreational activities or simply a fantastic place to enjoy Oregon's great outdoors. Oakridge is the center of Oregon recreation and the mountain biking capital of the Northwest, according to the Oakridge Chamber of Commerce. Oakridge is located on highway 58 approximately 40 miles west of Eugene, Oregon and is adjacent to national forest lands. Willamette Pass ski area is approximately 30 miles to the east on highway 58. There are several places to stay while you're in the Oakridge area.

Oakridge Motel

The Oakridge Motel has cozy, inexpensive rooms ($45 and up) with a log cabin feel. Owners Skip and Vivian Erickson bought the place early in the last decade and spent four years restoring the motel, earning a Business of the Year award in 2005. One two-room suite with a jetted tub is available, and the owners frequently offer guests complimentary home baked cookies and snacks.

The Oakridge Motel
48197 Highway 58
Oakridge, OR 97463
(541) 782-2432
theoakridgemotel.com

Bluewolf Motel

Queen singles at the pet-friendly and locally owned Bluewolf Motel begin at $40 per night. Weekly rates are available. The motel boasts a number of amenities, including custom-tiled showers, Internet access, microwave, refrigerator and in-room coffee in every room.

Bluewolf Motel
47465 Highway 58
Oakridge, OR 97463
(541) 782-5884
bluewolfmotel.com

Arbor Inn Motel

Rates start at $39 per night at this cozy motel bordering Salmon Creek. Oakridge RV Park is adjacent to this motel, which offers a mini-storage for mountain bikers to store their gear after a day on one of the many trails in Oakridge. The Arbor Inn is pet-friendly.

Arbor Inn Motel
48229 Hwy 58
Oakridge, OR 97463
(541) 782-2611
arborinnmotel.net

Resources

Oakridge Chamber of Commerce

Article Written By Contributing Writer

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