Toketee Falls is a stunning, two-tiered waterfall in Oregon's Umpqua National Forest, dropping a total of 120 feet through an ancient columnar basalt canyon. Accessible via an easy 0.8-mile roundtrip hike with nearly 200 stairs, it features a consistent flow and is located off Highway 138.

Wildlife Safari is a nonprofit drive-through wildlife park and conservation center in Winston, just south of Roseburg, Oregon. It is best known for its 4.5-mile self-drive safari, where hundreds of animals roam in large naturalistic habitats, along with a walk-through Safari Village featuring additional exhibits, gardens, and family attractions. The park has operated since 1972 and emphasizes conservation, education, research, and breeding programs for several endangered species

Wolf Creek Falls

Wolf Creek Falls is a scenic two-tier waterfall and hiking destination near Glide, Oregon, on the western edge of the Umpqua National Forest. Known for its lush forest setting and relatively short hike, it is one of the area’s most popular natural attractions and is part of the Wolf Creek Recreation Area.

The waterfall drops about 125 feet (38 m) over two main tiers into rocky pools below. The out-and-back trail is approximately 2.3–2.5 miles round trip.

Susan Creek Falls is a scenic waterfall along the North Umpqua River corridor in southern Oregon. Known for its easy access and lush forest setting, it is one of the highlights of the Rogue–Umpqua Scenic Byway and a popular stop for hikers, photographers, and families exploring the region.

The waterfall drops roughly 50 feet over moss-covered volcanic rock into Susan Creek. From the nearby day-use area, the trail to the falls is about 0.8 mile each way (roughly 1.6 miles round trip) with gentle elevation gain, making it suitable for most visitors seeking a short hike rather than a strenuous outing.

A visit to Umpqua Hot Springs offers a natural geothermal soaking experience in the Umpqua National Forest, about 60 miles east of Roseburg. The springs are well known for their terraced mineral pools perched on a travertine cliff above the North Umpqua River, making them one of Oregon’s most photographed hot spring destinations.

The Douglas County Museum of Natural & Cultural History is a regional museum dedicated to preserving and interpreting the natural and human history of Douglas County, Oregon. Its collections span everything from local wildlife and geology to Indigenous cultures, pioneer settlement, transportation, logging, farming, and other industries that shaped the Umpqua Valley. The museum has operated for more than 50 years and is recognized for housing one of Oregon’s largest natural history exhibitions.

Stewart Park Golf Course is a public 9-hole municipal golf course in Roseburg, Oregon, owned by the City of Roseburg and operated by Umpqua Golf Management. It is known for its scenic setting within Stewart Park and a layout that accommodates both casual and experienced golfers.

Reustle Prayer Rock Vineyards is a family-owned winery in the Umpqua Valley near Roseburg, Oregon, known for estate-grown wines and a distinctive wine cave tasting experience. Since opening in 2001, it has earned numerous wine awards and is particularly recognized for producing a broad range of premium wines, including Grüner Veltliner, Syrah, Pinot Noir, and Tempranillo.

The winery also welcomes dogs, offers food for purchase, and is family friendly.

Fall Creek Falls

Fall Creek Falls is a scenic multi-tiered waterfall and hiking destination in the North Umpqua corridor near Idleyld Park, Oregon. Known for its short but memorable trail, unusual rock formations, and lush forest setting, it is one of the area’s most popular waterfall stops and is open year-round as a day-use destination.

The falls are reached by the approximately one-mile (each way) Fall Creek Falls National Recreation Trail.

Approximately 15 minutes southwest of downtown Roseburg on Lookingglass Road. It’s an easy drive from most hotels your guests are likely to book.