Oregon Vacation Rentals

Top Vacation Destinations in Oregon

Our Favorite Vacation Rentals in Oregon

Oregon Vacation Rentals with Wi-Fi

Oregon Pet Friendly Vacation Rentals

Good
**Diamond on the water*w/king bed**
2br Other
Wifi,
Pets OK,
Parking
Excellent
1920's Duplex near Promedica/Jeep Plant/St. Anne's
2br Other
Wifi,
Pets OK,
Parking,
Pool
Excellent
**Unique Lake Erie cabin w/ cozy vibes**
1br Cabin
Wifi,
Smoking,
Pets OK,
Parking
Good
*Extraordinary* Waterfront*view w/amazing sunrise*
2br Other
Wifi,
Smoking,
Pets OK,
Parking

Oregon Travel Guide

Oregonians are a proud bunch and it's easy to see why. The state is one of the most diverse and beautiful in the country, and the people will fiercely defend it in hopes of keeping it that way. From rugged coasts, to volcanoes, to high deserts, to snow peaked mountains, Oregon is an outdoor-lover's dream.

Things to Do in Oregon

Those traveling to Oregon for its nature should begin at the iconic Crater Lake then work their way north to the snowy summits of Mount Hood, making stops at the many forests, waterfalls, deserts, and rivers along the way. The Oregon Coast could be a trip in itself, because once you begin the drive along the wild coastline, you'll want to see it all.

Depending on your definition of the word, Portland could be considered the capital of cool. With a number of kitschy bars, coffee shops out the wazoo, and a passionate music scene, those with “hipster” sensibilities will feel as though they have found their mecca.

Other fun spots to check out, especially for their boozy potential, are the Willamette Valley and the city of Bend. The Willamette Valley has an emerging wine scene, while the outdoors capital of Oregon, Bend, is rumored to have the most breweries per capita in the world.

Best Time to Visit Oregon

Head to Oregon in the fall -- the cool weather will add to the outdoors mood and couples with a pint well.

Price and Availability Index in Oregon

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The most expensive month to stay in a vacation rental in Oregon is in July, while the cheapest month is in January. The most popular time to book a vacation rental in Oregon is in the high season in July. Oregon has its low season in January, when less people are visiting and the vacation home occupancy rate drops.

The cheapest day to stay at a vacation rental in Oregon tends to be Tuesday, while the most expensive day tends to be Friday. Vacation homes in Oregon tend to be busiest on Saturdays, while it tends to be much quieter on Tuesdays.

Vacation Rentals in Oregon

Choose the perfect accommodation for your trip at AllTheRooms.com. We aggregate Airbnb, VRBO, Glamping Hub and more. Oregon has 158701 hotels, vacation rentals and other unique places to stay, with prices to suit budget travelers, luxury travelers and everything in between. A trip to Oregon can be affordable - our lowest price accommodation is available at $10 per night. On average, a place to stay in Oregon will cost you $280 per night.

If you need an internet connection during your stay in Oregon, then you can choose from over 821 places to stay that provide WiFi internet. We have 167 accommodations that come with a breakfast included. You can keep up with your workout regime by staying at one of 35 accommodations that provide gym facilities. Driving to Oregon? Then choose one of the 982 places to stay that comes with a parking spot included. 44 accommodations come with a pool or jacuzzi

Those traveling with a dog, cat or some other animal can stay in one of 420 accommodations that are designated as pet-friendly.

AllTheRooms aggregates vacation rentals, hotels and other unique accommodation types from 6 providers in Oregon, including 860 places to stay from Airbnb, 170 accommodations from VRBO and 87 places to stay from Glamping Hub

79024 of our accommodations in Oregon have been reviewed and rated. 49% are rated excellent or good. You can instantly book any of 49480 places to stay right now.

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