Top Lodges in Oregon (2026)

Oregon is all about forests that seem to go on forever, clear blue lakes, dramatic mountains and a wild coastline. It’s the kind of landscape that makes staying in a lodge the obvious choice. Here you’ll find everything from great-value lodges close to hiking trails to smarter retreats with fireplaces, big windows and epic views. Some are ideal for families and groups, while others are better suited to quiet getaways for couples. Whatever your style, the best lodges in Oregon keep things comfortable, well-located and connected to the outdoors.

For an active break

• Deep in the Willamette National Forest, Westfir Lodge sits right by the Alpine Trailhead. Rooms feel classic and lived-in, with antiques, patterned wallpaper and big windows facing the trees. Explore forest trails, mountain bike routes or head down to the river for rafting. The Market keeps things easy with house-made pierogi, sandwiches and cold beers after long days outside.
• Set along the Rogue River, Tu Tu' Tun Lodge offers serious comfort after days of adventure kayaking from the dock, fishing the Rogue, hiking forest trails or playing a round on the pitch-and-putt course. Interiors feature vaulted ceilings, stone fireplaces and balconies facing the water. Some rooms come with private hot tubs, and the restaurant serves wholesome dishes. No Wi-Fi or TV here.

For foodies

• Set right on Suttle Lake, Suttle Lodge is a working boathouse lodge that keeps rooms deliberately simple and lets the restaurant do the talking. The Boathouse, run by Joshua McFadden, turns local trout, seasonal vegetables and open-fire cooking into dishes that feel thoughtful, with clever takes on familiar flavours. After a day on the water or walking trails, dinner here feels like the main event.

For skiing

• High on Mount Hood, Timberline Lodge puts you steps from the ski lifts. Rooms feature wood panelling, solid timber beds and roaring fires. Multiple bars cover everything from fondue to pizza, while the sauna, heated outdoor pool, gym and library deliver downtime. It’s old-school, full of character, and built for long ski days.

For the spa

• Set along the sands of Pacific City, Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa is made for switching off. The standout is the Tidepools Spa, where holistic treatments, hot tubs and calm sea views set the tone. Rooms and cottages have timber floors, cosy fireplaces and wide windows facing the water, while the on-site restaurant focuses on fresh coastal produce. 

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