The 25 Best Airbnbs in Oregon: Discover Your Next Getaway

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The 25 Best Airbnbs in Oregon to Inspire Your Next Getaway

Here are our top picks for the best Airbnbs in Oregon, in no particular order. We wanted to rank them – we really did – but couldn’t bring ourselves to choose because it TOTALLY depends on what you’re looking for!

That’s why we’ve broken up the list into three categories (though some fit in multiple categories, if we’re being honest): Coast, mountains, and riverfront. 

Have you stayed in a cool Airbnb in Oregon that we missed? We’d love to hear from you! Get in touch and let us know, so we can add it to our own personal list (and maybe even to this one).

Coolest Airbnbs in Oregon: Rustic Mountain Escapes

The areas around Mt. Hood and Bend are filled with rustic cabins that make a perfect home base for exploring the mountains in Oregon, which are our favorite part of living in Oregon.

Rancho Relaxo, A Beautiful Mountain A-Frame – Rhododendron

• Location: Rhododendron (near Mt. Hood)
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4
• Notable Features: Full kitchen complete with french press and coffee grinder, private hot tub

Rancho Relaxo is one of the coolest places to stay in Oregon for outdoor adventure lovers, whether you’re a couple looking for an active, romantic weekend in the woods or a group of friends wanting to enjoy the myriad of recreational pursuits. 

It offers a relaxing base at the edge of Mt. Hood, convenient for everything from skiing to hiking and biking. While restaurants and bars are nearby, after all the action you can come back and make your own meals in the well-equipped kitchen – there’s a French press and coffee grinder for your morning java too. 

Sinking back into the ultra-comfy sectional sofa or cozying up to one of the fireplaces with wood supplied and enjoying the tranquil, some say, “magical” atmosphere, is the perfect way to end the day.

The A-frame cabin also includes thoughtful touches like a library with books you can borrow, and a washer/dryer so you won’t have to repack dirty clothes.

Niksen House: Scandinavian-Style Cabin at Mt. Hood

• Location: Rhododendron (Mt. Hood)
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 5
• Notable Features: Jetted bathtub, full kitchen (with a coffee grinder & maker), patio for al fresco dining

This stylish Scandinavian-style two-bedroom cabin is only an hour from Portland, providing an ideal base for enjoying a variety of recreational activities just outside the Mt. Hood National Forest and only 20 minutes from popular ski areas.

The Sandy River can be reached in just five minutes on foot from the cabin, known for its Chinook salmon fishing runs. 

The cozy space itself is clean, comfortable, and well-appointed with a kitchen that has all the essentials, including items not usually found at most Airbnb stays, like a coffee grinder and colander. Look forward to special extras too – the jetted bathtub feels heavenly after a day of play. 

Some of the other highlights include a washer/dryer, Smart TV equipped with Amazon and Netflix for streaming with your personal account, a deck for alfresco dining and a fire pit for gathering around under the stars.

Mt. Hood View Tiny House – Sandy

• Location: Sandy (near Mt. Hood)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2

A gem near downtown Sandy, this tiny house is one of the coolest Airbnbs in Oregon, nestled in a quiet setting on 23 private acres for a secluded feel and an ideal base for exploring the area around Mt. Hood. 

It was designed around a moving wall system that opens to the outdoors, built to capture a spectacular view of the 11,250-foot-tall mountain. If you wake early enough on a clear morning, you can watch the sunrise for a truly magical experience.  

The unique cabin is warm and inviting with natural cedar siding, hardwood floors, a fireplace, and impressive handcrafted details throughout. 

While it may be small, the kitchen has everything you need to make your own meals, but you’ll also want to take advantage of the opportunity to sample the dining hotspots in the area like the AntFarm Cafe and Bakery. After dark, open up the accordion doors for incredible stargazing.

Tamolitch Cabin at Horse Creek Lodge – Lane County

• Location: McKenzie River
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2

If you’re on the lookout for a cool Airbnb in Oregon for outdoor adventurers, Tamolitch Cabin is it. It’s very popular among those looking to enjoy rafting on the McKenzie River as well as hiking or biking the McKenzie River Trail. 

I didn’t realize it until halfway through the research for this piece, but we actually stayed here (at their adjacent campground) over the summer, and loved the location for exploring all the great activities in the area, like the scenic drive over the McKenzie River Scenic Byway, the short hike to Proxy Falls, and the hike to the stunning Blue Pools. 

This area would make a perfect weekend getaway from Portland for outdoor lovers, or if you are just looking for a break for the sights and sounds of the city. 

The hosts are one of just a few outfitters in the area that provide licensed, guided rafting trips along with permitted bike shuttles and mountain bike rentals. 

They even have a professionally built pump track on the property which sits on 10 forested acres bordering National Forest and Horse Creek. In fact, the water is so close you’ll be able to hear its gently rushing sounds. After dark, gather around a fire as several fire pits, camp chairs and firewood are all included too.

The cabin itself sleeps up to three guests in one bedroom and has a kitchen with all the essentials, including cooking oil, salt and pepper, plus a charcoal grill on the porch. 

They have a couple of other cabins on the property that are similar – the Sahalie Cabin (2 bedrooms), the Koosah Cabin (1 bedroom), and the Delta House with a whopping 4 bedrooms that sleeps 12, and would be a perfect family reunion or bachelor party destination. 

Dome Sweet Dome … A Must Experience – Bend

• Location: Bend
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4

A unique geodesic dome house, ‘Dome Sweet Dome’ is located in Bend, an outdoor adventurer’s paradise, providing the ideal respite after a day of play and exploring.

Bend was one of our favorite spots on our summer Oregon road trip, and this place puts you in the perfect spot for exploring some of the best hikes in Bend.

It sits on a large, wooded private lot near Phil’s Trail for hiking and biking, while the Deschutes River Trail is only a 5-minute walk away. You’ll have lots of privacy with only treetops viewed out the windows, yet downtown with its brew pubs, restaurants, and shops can easily be reached with a quick bike ride. 

It includes two bedrooms, accommodating up to four guests, with a wrap-around porch for relaxing in the fresh mountain air. Inside, is a stylish living room to unwind in with a Smart TV and gas fireplace, while the kitchenette has a two-burner cooktop, microwave, and fridge. A BBQ grill is included for cookouts too. 

What makes the dome more unique than most is that the second floor “floats,” without touching any walls.

River’s Edge Retreat: Hot Tub, River, Game Room

• Location: Mount Hood Village
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 2.5
• Sleeps: 9
• Notable Features: Wood burning stove, riverfront back deck and campfire area, Peloton bike (lol), pool table, hot tub

This spacious house up towards Mount Hood is a perfect home base for a big group to use to explore the area. It’s right off of the Sandy River in Mount Hood Village, which means the location couldn’t be better for hiking in the summer or skiing in the winter. 

Even if you weren’t going up there to do one of those things (which is usually what we’re up to when we go to Hood), you could just as easily spend a few days enjoying the space here.

Between the campfire out back, the private hot tub, and the spacious interior, there’s plenty to do (especially if you bring your favorite board games). There’s also a pool table, a barbecue, and, if you’re feeling like you need to get a workout in, a Peloton bike. 

Historic Cedarwood Cabin

• Location: Mount Hood Village
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2
• Notable Features: Wood stove, rustic vibes

First of all, if you’re looking for a place to stay with modern amenities, this isn’t it. However, if you’re looking for a cozy getaway, this rustic cabin along Highway 35 on the way up to Mount Hood fits the bill.

This historic cabin was first built in 1922 (!!) and has been renovated and restored since. 

The location is perfect for both a summer getaway, when you’ll be within a 15 or 20 minute drive of a bunch of the best hikes at Mount Hood (like Tom, Dick, and Harry Mountain), and a winter getaway, when Ski Bowl and Timberline are within 30 minutes or so, give or take. 

We’re suckers for a good wood burning stove situation, and this cabin has one, which is what will be your main heat source if you’re here in the winter. 

It’s also worth noting that the bathroom is outside the main cabin, though it is remodeled and relatively modern.

Best Airbnb in Oregon: Escape the City on the Oregon Coast

Looking for the best Airbnb on the Oregon Coast? We love the Oregon Coast (read our guide to planning an Oregon Coast road trip for a look at why). 

It’s a great year-round destination in Oregon, and there are some fantastic places to stay along the coast, from its rustic and secluded southern part, to the more developed northern coast. 

Here are some great options for a tranquil coastal getaway. 

Renovated A-Frame Just Steps from the Beach – Rockaway Beach

• Location: Rockaway Beach (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 6
• Notable Features: Fire pit, lofted bedroom, steps away from the beach

The Rockaway Beach A-Frame offers a modern retreat just steps away from the sand. It lies just north of Tillamook Bay along a stretch of Oregon Coast with seven miles of beach and an ocean horizon interrupted by the huge Twin Rocks, a “two-humped monster” with a large hole in it. 

The tiny town, a former frontier community, is home to Victorian architecture and homes from other eras that are often draped in old Japanese glass floats, along with a couple of bars and eateries serving seaside classics like fried fish and chowder.

When not out and about or enjoying the feel of sand between your toes, you can curl up next to floor-to-ceiling windows, enjoying the views from inside. 

A fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, and Smart TV with Netflix are all included too. But instead of staring at the screen, you might want to enjoy chats and roasting marshmallows at the outdoor fire pit. 

Heartland Treehouse – Langlois

• Location: Langlos (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2
• Notable Features: Outdoor bathtubs, no WiFi or cell service

The Heartland Treehouse is located in the tiny unincorporated community of Langlois between Bandon and Port Orford along the southern Oregon Coast. It makes a great base for kiteboarding and windsurfing on Floras Lake as well as hiking and visiting the lighthouse in Cape Blanco State Park. 

The treehouse offers tranquility and seclusion, perched between two towering fir trees that overlook a river canyon with a cascading waterfall nearby providing a peaceful lullaby to fall asleep to. 

There’s an outdoor shower and double outdoor soaking tubs for forest bathing that guests have noted “rejuvenate the soul,” along with saunas and a compost toilet at the bottom level.

It includes a kitchen with all you need for making your own meals, although there is no WiFi or cell service – the ideal opportunity to disconnect with the “real world,” relax, and reconnect with nature and your travel partner instead.

Oceanside A-Frame Unit A – Oceanside

• Location: Oceanside (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4
• Notable Features: Private deck, full kitchen, wood burning stove

This mid-century A-frame cabin is perched on a hillside providing panoramic ocean views that stretch all the way from Cape Meares to Cape Lookout. 

When it comes to views, you’ll be able to gaze out at the Pacific from nearly every vantage point, whether you’re relaxing on the large private deck, sleeping in the upper loft bedroom or just about anywhere else in the unit. 

The beach that seems to go on forever is so close you’ll be able to hear the waves, while the small community of Oceanside is just a short walk away.

The space has a quirky summer beach cabin/surf shack feel combined with high-end amenities like fluffy robes. The balcony is perfect for sipping your morning coffee (coffee included) and stargazing after dark. If it gets chilly out, there are multiple heat sources, including a wood-burning stove and two heaters.

Arch Cape Loft: King Studio, Steps from Beach

• Location: Arch Cape (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2

As the name implies, this beautiful loft studio is located in Arch Cape between Cannon Beach and Manzanita on the northern Oregon Coast. From here, you’ll be just a block from the sand, close to many scenic lookouts and hiking trails in Oswald West State Park and Hug Point State Recreation Site which hosts caves and waterfalls. 

Ideal for a solo traveler or couple, it sleeps up to two and is a favorite among creatives who want to enjoy quiet contemplation, gain inspiration for expressing themselves artistically or to simply recharge and revitalize while enjoying ocean views. 

Set on the third floor, the balcony is ideal for watching the waves among the fresh salty sea air. 

It includes a well-equipped kitchenette, gas stove and a king-size bed with a Tempur-Pedic cloud luxe mattress. Head to the shared lower deck to cook out on the BBQ grill or play a game of shuffleboard.

Storybook Beach Cottage Twin Rocks – Rockaway Beach

• Location: Rockaway Beach (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 7

The aptly named Storybook Beach Cottage is just two houses down from Twin Rocks Beach, home to one of the most recognizable rock formations along the Oregon Coast. 

It’s a much quieter stretch than the main beach in downtown Rockaway, providing the perfect spot for a tranquil getaway – and, you won’t even have to leave your furry best friend at home. 

The warm and cozy cottage sleeps up to seven in three bedrooms and is super pet-friendly – it even includes a dog bed, food and water dishes, and extra blankets and towels to keep your furry friend cozy and dry.

Your host hasn’t missed anything, with all the essentials for cooking, and it even includes two refrigerators for those who plan to cook big meals for the holidays and other celebrations. 

Pleasant surprises are around every corner, such as a welcome bottle of wine, a wood-burning stove with wood supplied, and a BBQ grill with charcoal included.

The Bluebird House – Gold Beach

• Location: Gold Beach (Oregon Coast)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4

Tucked among the trees on a steep cliff overlooking the Pacific along the southern coast, the treehouse-style Bluebird House is definitely on our radar for the best treehouses in Oregon, particularly among romance-seeking couples and adventure-loving families, complete with activities for the kids like a sand area with a “kitchen.” 

It sits on seven private acres with forest, farmland, beach and year-round gardens transformed in winter by “local fairies and twinkling lights.” 

It’s perfectly situated for enjoying the Oregon Coast’s famous storm watching during the chillier months of the year and looking for whales from late spring through mid-fall with binoculars provided on the deck.

A kitchenette and grill are included, but there is no TV or WiFi. Instead, enjoy the nature that surrounds you, disconnecting from all those electronic gadgets. 

Samuel Boardman Scenic Corridor and deserted stretches of sand sit just below, and you may even be able to take a walk along the quiet beach. 

Bayview Cottage, Charming Waterfront Cottage with a View – North Bend

• Location: North Bend
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4

This bayview cottage will put you just steps from nature in every direction. Enjoy everything from the Oregon dunes to gorgeous state parks, hiking trails, fishing, clamming, crabbing and more, yet it’s conveniently close to everything in town. 

Your thoughtful host will welcome you with a s’mores-making kit – guests rave about her “gift of making a house a home,” while anticipating every need. 

The cottage includes everything you need for a great stay, including a bright kitchen for preparing gourmet meals, cable TV, a washer/dryer, and entertainment for the kids like puzzles and books. There are games for enjoying game nights too. 

Serene Retreat on the Nehalem River

• Location: Seaside
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1.5
• Sleeps: 7
• Notable Features: Lofted ceilings and modern appliances, outdoor wood stove for cooking, no WiFi and limited cell service

The first thing you need to know about this retreat just outside of Seaside on the Oregon Coast is that there is no WiFi and very limited cell service, which means if you’re coming here during a time when you need to get some work done, this isn’t the right place for you. 

However, we also kind of think that the lack of WiFi/service is a feature, not a bug. If you’re looking to relax and unplug on the Oregon Coast, this would be an excellent place to do that. 

It’s along the Nehalem River off of Highway 26 about 25 minutes away from Cannon Beach, so while it’s not right on the coast, it’s within striking distance for an easy day trip (and you’ll be able to sleep in AND beat the crowds). 

Despite the whole “no WiFi” thing, the entire place is beautiful and modern. We love the pattern on the kitchen island and backsplash, and all the wood tones throughout (the countertops are beautiful).

There’s a full kitchen, plenty of space in the living area, a big dining table, and an outdoor fire-powered stove. 

Cool Airbnbs in Oregon’s Charming Cities and Towns

Whether you’re looking for a wine country getaway, or a perfect home base for spending a weekend in Portland eating and drinking your way through the city (that’s us!), Oregon has plenty of options for you to choose from. 

Former Railroad Building Turned Downtown Loft – Hood River

• Location: Hood River
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2
• Notable Features: River views from private patio, game room with ping pong table, washer/dryer, full kitchen

Located within walking distance to downtown Hood River, this two-bedroom condo is a great choice for those who like to windsurf or kiteboard, with the Columbia River just a short walk away. Or, if you just want to explore the charming town of Hood River. Join the many locals out on the water, or if you’re brand-new to either sport, sign up for lessons with multiple outfitters in town. 

There are miles and miles of scenic hiking trails, mesmerizing waterfalls, and wineries nearby, while your host happily provides insider tips for places to visit that most tourists miss.

With the loft being right in town, restaurants are within easy reach, although the space has a very well-equipped kitchen so you can easily pick up ingredients at a local market and put together your own meals. 

Keep in mind that as it sits within a former railroad building there is some train noise, but your thoughtful host provides earplugs, and soundproofing is excellent. 

Luxurious Getaway (Views and Hot Tub) – Eugene

• Location: Eugene
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2
• Sleeps: 7
• Notable Features: Huge deck with views of the surrounding area, wake up to nature in the glass bedroom, hot tub

The perfect space to immerse yourself in nature while being less than 20 minutes from downtown Eugene, this luxurious two-bedroom home is a truly magical retreat.

Relax in the hot tub for an enchanting soak, enjoy views of the mountains, foothills, and the occasional deer that wander by. 

You might sip wine next to the wood-burning stove, and after dark, head to the all-glass atrium bedroom with a comfy bed for gazing up at the stars until peacefully falling asleep.

For those who want to cook their own meals, you’ll have a well-stocked kitchen that includes all the essentials for making your morning coffee, including creamer. 

If you’re interested in playing with clay, the host offers private lessons and can help you learn to create your own unique pieces during your stay for an additional fee. The home is also close to many outstanding hiking and biking trails for exploring the scenery nearby.

Round House Retreat in the Woods – Amity

• Location: Willamette Valley
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2
• Sleeps: 4

The Round House is a dome-style home set across more than 20 acres, providing an idyllic retreat for relaxation, with silence only interrupted by the songs of the birds. It offers spectacular views of the lush Willamette Valley with plenty of forested space to roam, and your dog can come along too. 

Silver Falls State Park with its hiking trails that lead to 10 different waterfalls is within reach and while you’ll feel like you’re in an incredibly remote spot, the area’s famous wineries, restaurants and a grocery store are all close by too. 

Looking for more activities? In the house manual you’ll find local tips on where to dine, wine taste, and hike.

When you want to make your own meals, you can grill out on the deck with a propane BBQ surrounded by those serene views or take advantage of the well-equipped kitchen. It also includes WiFi, TV, and a pellet stove.

Island + Alpaca Farm Retreat, Near Downtown Portland – Sauvie Island

• Location: Sauvie Island (near Portland)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2
• Notable Features: On an ALPACA FARM, need we say more?

Looking for a unique place to stay near Portland? We don’t think you’ll find anything better than “Tu Casa.” In fact, Matt gave Alysha a voucher for a future stay at this place for Christmas last year, because she LOVES alpaca. 

We’ve also been out to this property for u-pick blueberries, which last us through the Oregon winter and spring, and have been meaning to return since.

The guest suite sits on a seven-acre alpaca and sheep fiber farm on Sauvie Island, a wildlife refuge and Manhattan-sized island, the largest in the Columbia River. 

You’ll be able to hike, bike, bird-watch and enjoy all the attractions in the city from exploring famous Powell’s Books to brunching at Screen Door, just a 15-minute drive away.

The suite is ideal for two, showcasing an incredible view of Mount St. Helens and the entire Cascade Mountain range on a clear day. It’s surrounded by vineyards, orchards, migrating birds and farm animals, with sheep often wandering right outside your door. 

It has a small kitchenette with coffee- and tea-making facilities plus light food prep, a queen-size bed and private bathroom. Just outside the French doors, enjoy alfresco dining on the covered patio.

Chardonnay Chalet at the Vineyard – Roseburg

• Location: Willamette Valley (25 minutes from Roseburg)
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 4

The ultimate Airbnb for wine enthusiasts, the Chardonnay Chalet sits on a 54-acre working vineyard property that’s been used for growing grapes and producing wine for a half-century. 

Stroll through the vines and hike up to a hill with hammocks for relaxing with a stunning view. Just five minutes on foot will bring you to wine tasting opportunities, while waterfall hikes are a 45-minute drive away. 

A luxurious chalet, it is spacious yet cozy, with a large living room and Netflix on TV. It includes a patio with a grill for cooking out along with a full, well-stocked kitchen that includes coffee beans, a grinder, French press, spices, sugar and all the essentials – you’ll even have farm fresh vineyard chicken eggs when they’re available. 

To top it all off, you’ll be welcomed with a bottle of the property’s award-winning wine. Those driving an electric vehicle can take advantage of three EV chargers on the property too.

Half-Pint Farmhouse in Downtown – McMinnville

• Location: McMinnville
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2

This charming 2^nd Street Farmhouse in downtown McMinnville will put you in the heart of Willamette Wine Country for tasting and touring, with world-class tasting rooms and farm-to-table restaurants on main street just a short walk away. 

Pick up a bottle or two and you can come back and enjoy it on the private deck overlooking the tranquil scenery. 

You may want to stop at the popular market down the street to pick up ingredients to make some of your own meals too as the well-stocked kitchen with new stainless-steel appliances is fantastic. 

While the space may be small in square footage, it was cleverly designed to maximize it, providing a spacious feel that’s particularly ideal for a couple.

Some of the other highlights that you’re sure to appreciate in the “Half-Pint” include a cozy electric fireplace, antique furnishings, a luxurious queen-size bed with high thread count linens, a washer/dryer, and TV.

Deschutes River House: Comfy Riverfront Cabin!

• Location: Bend
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 6
• Notable Features: Riverfront hammock and chairs, cute back patio, fly fishing right outside the back door, wood fireplace

If you’re looking for a riverfront retreat right on the Deschutes River just outside of Bend, it’s hard to get closer to the river than this riverfront cabin. It’s not right in Bend – it’s about 20 minutes south between La Pine and Sunriver – but you get the benefit of being close enough to head into town while also being in a quieter, more peaceful locale. 

The cabin itself is an eclectic mix of newly updated and sort of retro, with modern style touches throughout, but relatively old appliances. 

We’re in love with the dining room table, which is a solid piece of wood (similar to ours at home), and the hammock out back at the river’s edge. 

It’s also worth noting this cabin is pet-friendly up to two dogs, though dogs cannot be left alone outside of a crate and there’s a pet deposit. 

The Harvest House – 9 blocks from the University of Oregon

• Location: Eugene
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 6
• Notable Features: Wood stove, washer and dryer, spacious deck and backyard

If you’re looking to plan a weekend getaway from Portland down to Eugene and you have a group, this would be a great home base for exploring the charming college town. 

Whether you’re heading down for an Oregon Ducks game (BOO – I went to the rival University of Washington), in which case you’d be within walking distance of the stadium, or you’re just looking to explore Eugene and its underrated food and drink scene, you’ll have everything you need if you stay here. 

It’s a relatively big house in a quiet neighborhood on the south side of the University of Oregon campus, which we should note is relatively far from downtown Eugene. However, it’s in a nice neighborhood with plenty of street parking, which are the positives of the location. It’s plenty close enough to get to and from everything you’re going to want to see, eat, and drink. 

The thing that stands out about this place is the deck and backyard, which look like a lovely spot to spend a warm summer evening. 

Out of Bounds: Tiny Home Amongst an Acre of Trees

• Location: Hillsboro
• Bedrooms: Studio
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 2
• Notable Features: Tiny home living, fire pit and picnic bench, kitchenette

Hooray for tiny homes! We’re big fans of tiny home living for short periods (we’ve stayed in multiple tiny homes at this point and love the idea), and this little home is in the middle of the woods just southwest of Portland near Hillsboro. 

However, the part we like about this place is that it’s low-key a great wine country getaway. Within a couple of minutes of the cabin, you’ll find countless wineries, and you’re roughly 30 minutes from the town of Mcminnville, the gateway to the world-famous Willamette Valley. 

No, seriously. World famous. I met a winemaker in Burgundy (France) who, as soon as I said I lived in Portland, said “I love pinot noir from the Willamette Valley!” which certainly took me by surprise. 

There’s a kitchenette which you’ll be able to use to make simple meals, but you’re going to want to leave the elaborate cooking for home since space is very, very limited. 

However, they do a good job with the space they do have. The bed is lofted above the rest of the cabin, and there’s a surprisingly spacious seating area. There’s also an outdoor space with a picnic table and fire pit, which are perfect for those warm summer nights. 

The hosts live on the property, so if anything comes up you’ll have them as a resource (or if you want recommendations for wineries, distilleries, and breweries nearby). 

Smith Rock Hideout

• Location: Terrebonne
• Bedrooms: 1
• Bathrooms: 1.5
• Sleeps: 3
• Notable Features: newly renovated, modern appliances

First of all, this newly renovated home in Terrebonne – which is just outside of Smith Rock State Park – is beautiful. It’s in Oregon’s high desert, and the decor definitely reflects that with what we can only think to describe as “Joshua Tree vibes.”

The high ceilings bring in tons of natural light, especially since you’re getting a lot of sunny days in central Oregon, and the big modern kitchen has everything you need to prepare meals (we’re jealous of that new gas range!). 

Important to note that the washer/dryer and hot tub are not available for use by guests – the host uses this property as a second home, and those are for their use only. 

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