# Oregon destinations Canonical: https://www.cascadiagetaways.com/groups ## Groups (46) - [Ocean Front](/groups/ocean-front) - [The Promenade](/groups/the-promenade) — Perched directly on Seaside’s iconic oceanfront Promenade, The Promenade Condominiums offer some of the most breathtaking views on the Oregon Coast. Guests enjoy front-row seats to sweeping Pacific sunsets, crashing waves, and the lively beachfront atmosphere, all just steps from the sand. Located in the heart of Seaside, the building is within easy walking distance of downtown restaurants, shops, breweries, the aquarium, and family attractions. Cascadia Getaways proudly manages three of the most highly sought-after condos in the building—widely regarded as the premier units available—combining unbeatable oceanfront views, exceptional comfort, and prime locations for an unforgettable Seaside vacation experience. - [Welches](/groups/welches) — 11 Welches, Oregon vacation rentals — riverfront cabins with hot tubs, dog-friendly stays near Mt. Hood Skibowl, and easy access to hiking trails and the Sandy River. Whether you're hitting the slopes, teeing off at the Resort at the Mountain, or unwinding in a cozy cabin, Welches is an ideal Mt. Hood base camp for families, couples, and outdoor enthusiasts. Book direct from a local team and save 15–20% vs. Airbnb. - [Warrenton](/groups/warrenton) — Situated at the northern tip of the Oregon Coast near the mouth of the Columbia River, Warrenton is a laid-back coastal town that rewards those who venture off the beaten path. Explore the wild shores of Fort Stevens State Park, walk among the rusting remains of the Peter Iredale shipwreck, or cast a line in one of the area's legendary fishing spots. With a genuine, unhurried Pacific Northwest vibe and easy access to neighboring Astoria's rich history and dining scene, Warrenton is a hidden gem for travelers seeking authentic coastal Oregon. - [Tillamook](/groups/tillamook) — Famous for its world-class creamery but full of so much more, Tillamook is a welcoming coastal valley town that serves as a delicious hub for exploring Oregon's north coast. Beyond sampling award-winning cheese and ice cream, visitors can kayak through tranquil Tillamook Bay, bike the scenic Three Capes Loop, or explore the stunning Wilson River corridor. Surrounded by lush dairy farmland and towering coastal peaks, Tillamook offers a uniquely pastoral slice of Oregon that feels both authentic and utterly refreshing. - [Seaside](/groups/seaside-vacation-rentals) — Oregon's original beach resort town, Seaside has been welcoming visitors to its wide, sandy shores for well over a century — and it's easy to see why. The iconic two-mile beachfront Promenade invites leisurely strolls with the Pacific Ocean as your backdrop, while the lively downtown is packed with shops, arcades, restaurants, and the beloved Seaside Aquarium. Whether you're building sandcastles with the kids, surfing at "The Cove," or browsing the historic turnaround at the end of the Lewis & Clark Trail, Seaside delivers that classic, carefree Oregon Coast experience that keeps generations of visitors coming back. - [Sandy](/groups/sandy) — Perched along the Sandy River at the foot of Mount Hood, the town of Sandy is a vibrant, welcoming community that makes an ideal launchpad for exploring one of Oregon's most beloved mountain playgrounds. Pick up supplies at the local shops and farm stands before heading into the Mount Hood National Forest, or spend the day tubing and swimming in the river right in town. With a friendly small-town atmosphere and a location that puts you within easy reach of skiing, hiking, waterfalls, and wine country, Sandy strikes the perfect balance between convenience and adventure. - [Rickreall](/groups/rickreall) — A quiet rural crossroads in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Rickreall may be small but it sits at the center of some of Oregon's most celebrated wine country. Known as the gateway to the Eola-Amity Hills AVA, the area surrounding Rickreall is blanketed with acclaimed vineyards producing world-class Pinot Noir. Whether you're embarking on a wine-tasting tour through scenic backroads or simply soaking in the rolling pastoral landscapes, a stay near Rickreall puts you at the very heart of Oregon's legendary wine region. - [Rhododendron](/groups/rhododendron) — A beloved hideaway nestled deep in the Mount Hood corridor, Rhododendron is a small mountain community that exudes rustic Pacific Northwest charm. Set along Highway 26 where the forest is thick and the air is crisp, it offers an authentic mountain retreat just steps from world-class outdoor recreation — from winter skiing at Timberline and Mt. Hood Skibowl to summer hiking on the epic Timberline Trail. With a close-knit, cabin-country atmosphere and towering Doug firs at every turn, Rhododendron is the kind of place where you can truly disconnect and let the mountain work its magic. - [Redmond](/groups/redmond) — Sun-soaked and spirited, Redmond is a fast-growing Central Oregon town with a genuine community feel and an incredible outdoor playground right at its doorstep. Positioned between Bend and Sisters, it offers easy access to Smith Rock State Park, the Cascade Lakes, and miles of High Desert trails, all while providing a more relaxed and affordable alternative to its better-known neighbors. The revitalized downtown is home to craft breweries, local eateries, and a growing arts scene, making Redmond a fantastic base for exploring the best of Central Oregon at your own pace. - [Portland](/groups/portland) — Oregon's creative, culinary, and cultural capital, Portland is a city that invites exploration around every corner. From the lush trails of Forest Park and the sweeping views atop Council Crest to the eclectic neighborhoods of Alberta Arts District, Mississippi Avenue, and the Pearl, Portland rewards curious travelers with an endlessly vibrant, ever-surprising energy. World-class food carts, acclaimed farm-to-table restaurants, Powell's City of Books, and a craft beer scene second to none make this progressive, deeply livable city one of the Pacific Northwest's most exciting destinations — whatever the season. - [Oregon City](/groups/oregon-city) — Perched dramatically above the Willamette River at the end of the famed Oregon Trail, Oregon City holds a unique and fascinating place in American history as the first incorporated city west of the Rockies. Today, visitors can ride the historic Municipal Elevator to sweeping hilltop views, explore the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, and wander through a charming downtown filled with independent shops and restaurants. With Willamette Falls — one of the largest waterfalls by volume in North America — at its heart and easy proximity to Portland, Oregon City is a rewarding destination for history lovers and day-trippers alike. - [Newport](/groups/newport) — Straddling rugged headlands and sweeping Pacific shores, Newport is one of Oregon's most beloved and complete coastal destinations. Home to the outstanding Oregon Coast Aquarium and Hatfield Marine Science Center, the historic Bayfront district's seafood restaurants and working harbor, and miles of dramatic beaches and tide pools, Newport offers something genuinely compelling for every type of traveler. Whether you're whale watching offshore, exploring the eclectic shops of Nye Beach, or watching sea lions lounge on the docks, Newport captures the wild, welcoming spirit of the Oregon Coast at its very best. - [Neskowin](/groups/neskowin) — One of the Oregon Coast's best-kept secrets, Neskowin is a serene, unhurried village where life slows down to the rhythm of the tides. The beach here is wide and uncrowded, backed by the pastoral Cascade Head and famously dotted by the mysterious ghost forest — ancient Sitka spruce stumps that emerge from the sand at low tide. With a handful of restaurants, a nine-hole golf course, and miles of pristine shoreline virtually to yourself, Neskowin is the ideal escape for travelers who want to experience the Oregon Coast at its most pure and peaceful. - [Neotsu](/groups/neotsu) — Quietly situated at the northern end of Lincoln City along Devils Lake, Neotsu is a peaceful lakeside community that offers a distinct change of pace from the busier stretches of the Oregon Coast. With direct access to Devils Lake State Recreation Area — popular for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing — and just a short drive to Lincoln City's beaches and shopping, Neotsu is an ideal retreat for those who want easy access to the coast without sacrificing tranquility. It's a perfect spot to slow down, get out on the water, and soak in the lush, green beauty of coastal Oregon. - [Mount Hood Village](/groups/mount-hood-village) — Situated in the heart of the Mount Hood corridor, Mount Hood Village is a welcoming community that serves as an excellent base for year-round adventures on the mountain and in the surrounding forest. Whether it's skiing and snowboarding in winter, or hiking, mountain biking, and waterfall chasing in summer, the great outdoors is your constant companion here. With a cozy, close-to-nature atmosphere and quick access to the Sandy River and the scenic Historic Columbia River Highway, Mount Hood Village is perfect for travelers who want to immerse themselves fully in Oregon's iconic mountain landscape. - [Monmouth](/groups/monmouth) — Home to Western Oregon University and surrounded by the gentle hills of the mid-Willamette Valley, Monmouth is a friendly college town with a relaxed, welcoming energy. The compact downtown features independent cafes, local shops, and a genuine community character, while the surrounding valley offers easy access to some of Oregon's finest wine-tasting routes and the scenic Polk County countryside. For travelers looking for a tranquil, authentic Willamette Valley experience well away from the tourist crowds, Monmouth is a refreshingly genuine choice. - [McMinnville](/groups/mcminnville) — The undisputed heart of Oregon Wine Country, McMinnville is a destination that delights at every turn. Its beautifully preserved historic downtown — anchored by Third Street's acclaimed restaurants, tasting rooms, and boutiques — has earned a national reputation as one of the best small-town food and drink scenes in the country. Home to the International Pinot Noir Celebration and the wonderfully eccentric Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum (featuring Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose), McMinnville blends sophisticated wine country culture with genuine Pacific Northwest character. Whether you're here for the wine, the food, or the charm, McMinnville never disappoints. - [Lincoln City](/groups/lincoln-city) — Stretching along seven miles of broad Pacific shoreline, Lincoln City is one of Oregon's most popular and versatile coastal destinations. Known for its incredible kite flying, world-class casino, and the fun tradition of hunting for hand-blown glass floats hidden on the beach each fall and winter, Lincoln City has built a lively personality all its own. Browse the eclectic shops along Highway 101, dine on fresh Dungeness crab with an ocean view, or simply let the waves and sea air do their work — Lincoln City is a classic Oregon Coast getaway that delivers relaxation and fun in equal measure. - [Government Camp](/groups/government-camp) — Perched at 3,600 feet on the south slope of Mount Hood, Government Camp is Oregon's quintessential mountain village — a tight-knit, spirited community where the ski culture runs deep and the scenery is absolutely breathtaking. In winter, it serves as the hub for skiing and snowboarding at Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Ski Bowl; in summer, the same slopes and surrounding forests transform into a hiker's paradise, with the iconic Timberline Lodge — a National Historic Landmark — as a stunning backdrop for it all. Compact, charming, and refreshingly unpretentious, Government Camp is the beating heart of the Mount Hood experience. - [Carlton](/groups/carlton) — Charming, walkable, and overflowing with world-class wine, Carlton is a gem of Oregon's Yamhill-Carlton AVA — a region celebrated for producing some of the finest Pinot Noir on earth. The compact downtown punches well above its weight, with a remarkable concentration of independent tasting rooms, a beloved winery co-op, and exceptional local restaurants drawing wine lovers from across the country. Stroll from cellar to cellar along tree-lined streets, linger over a long lunch paired with an exceptional Willamette Valley Pinot, and discover why Carlton has become one of Oregon Wine Country's most beloved destinations. - [Amity](/groups/amity) — Quietly situated along the southern edge of the Eola-Amity Hills wine region, the small town of Amity is a peaceful, unpretentious gateway to some of the Willamette Valley's most distinctive wine country. The surrounding hills — known for their unique volcanic soils and cooler growing conditions — yield exceptional Pinot Noir and other cool-climate varieties, and several outstanding wineries are just a short drive away. With a relaxed pace of life, beautiful valley scenery, and a sense of discovery that more famous wine destinations have long since lost, Amity is a lovely find for the curious wine country traveler. - [4 Bedroom Rentals](/groups/4-bedroom-rentals) — 4-bedroom Oregon vacation rentals for families and groups up to 10+ — Oregon Coast beach houses, Mt. Hood cabins, McMinnville wine country homes. - [3 Bedroom Rentals](/groups/3-bedroom-rentals) — 3-bedroom Oregon vacation rentals for families and small groups — beach houses, mountain cabins, wine country farmhouses. Book direct and save. - [2 Bedroom Rentals](/groups/2-bedroom-rentals) — Spacious 2-bedroom vacation rentals across Oregon's Coast, Mt. Hood, and Wine Country. Perfect for couples, small families, and weekend getaways. - [1 Bedroom Rentals](/groups/1-bedroom-rentals) — 1-bedroom Oregon vacation rentals for couples and solo trips — Mt. Hood cabins, coastal condos, and wine country cottages. Book direct, no service fees. - [Hot Tub Rentals](/groups/hot-tub-rentals) — Oregon Vacation Rentals with Hot Tubs: The whole point is the weather everyone else is complaining about — snow coming down over Mt. Hood, a storm rolling into the coast, the grey drizzle of a Willamette Valley February. You're in 104-degree water watching it happen through the steam. Oregon is extremely good at supplying the weather. We manage +25 homes with private hot tubs across all three of our regions: forest cabins near Government Camp, Welches and Rhododendron, several on the Salmon and Sandy Rivers · coastal homes in Seaside, Lincoln City and Newport where the tub faces the surf · wine country and valley retreats in Amity, Monmouth and Oregon City. A handful add a sauna. One has its hot tub indoors, for the nights you don't fancy the walk. Every tub is private to your home — no sharing with a building — and serviced on a schedule between stays. Book direct and save 15–20%. - [Water View](/groups/water-view-rentals) — Oregon vacation rentals with ocean, river, and lake views — wake up to the Pacific in Seaside or the Salmon River in Welches. Book direct. - [EV Charger Rentals](/groups/ev-charger) — Oregon vacation rentals with EV charging on-site — skip the public charger queue and arrive home with a full battery. Coast, Mt. Hood, Wine Country. - [Pet Friendly Rentals](/groups/pet-friendly-vacation-rentals-oregon) — Pet-Friendly Vacation Rentals in Oregon: Some of the best trips are the ones where nobody has to stay home. Cascadia Getaways manages 45+ pet-friendly vacation rentals across Oregon — dog-friendly cabins at Mt. Hood, Government Camp, Welches and Rhododendron; oceanfront and beach-view condos in Seaside, Lincoln City, Newport and Neskowin; and walkable historic homes in McMinnville and Carlton, in the heart of Willamette Valley wine country. Most sit somewhere your dog would choose too: forest trails from the back door, a river to wade into, a fire pit, a hot tub for you and a warm floor for them. Book direct with a local team: We're an Oregon-owned company managing every one of these homes ourselves. That means when you ask whether the yard is really fenced, whether your senior dog can manage the stairs, or whether the trail behind the cabin is safe off-leash, you're asking someone who has stood in that yard. Traveling with three dogs, a puppy who isn't reliable yet, or a senior who can't do stairs? Message us before you book. We'd rather match you carefully than have you arrive and improvise. - [Mt. Air Motel](/groups/mt-air-motel) — Mt. Air Motel, Welches: The easiest way onto Mt. Hood. A 1950s roadside motel, fully renovated — nine rooms at the base of the mountain on Highway 26 in Welches, twenty minutes below Government Camp and the lifts. Studios and one-bedroom suites, all modern inside, all on one level. This is our most flexible inventory and our best value. One-night stays welcome, cancellation up to a day before, and one of the lowest pet fees anywhere in our portfolio. It's built for the trip you decided on Thursday — the last-minute powder day, the overnight on the way to Bend, the dog who was always coming. Need the whole place? All nine rooms book together and sleep 25, which makes it a straightforward answer to a wedding party, a race team or a family reunion. Book direct and save 15–20%. - [Mt. Hood Vacation Rentals](/groups/mt-hood-rentals) — Book your Mt. Hood cabin direct and skip the third-party fees. We're an Oregon-owned local team with 34 hand-managed homes across the mountain — from ski-in cabins in Government Camp, steps from Skibowl and the road to Timberline, to riverfront lodges in Welches, Rhododendron, and Mount Hood Village with more room and more bedrooms for the money. There's a reason to come up in every season: first tracks in winter, waterfall hikes and Trillium Lake in summer, and a hot tub waiting either way. Most homes are pet-friendly, and several sleep 13–25 for reunions, ski weekends, and weddings. Why book Mt. Hood cabins with Cascadia Getaways? - Ski-in Government Camp & riverfront Welches / Rhododendron - Private hot tubs, fireplaces, forest & mountain views - Pet-friendly cabins and large-group lodges (up to 25) - 20 minutes to Timberline · local team · professionally cleaned - Book direct for the best rate — no third-party fees Homes fill fast for ski weekends and holidays — reserve early. - [Sand & Sea Condos](/groups/sand-sea-condos) — Sand & Sea Condos in Seaside, Oregon Looking for an unforgettable Oregon Coast getaway? Sand & Sea Condos in Seaside, Oregon offer the ideal mix of location, comfort, and coastal charm. Just steps from the sand and two blocks from Broadway, this oceanfront complex places you right in the heart of everything. Whether you’re planning a romantic retreat or a family vacation, these condos provide all the essentials for a relaxing stay—plus some unbeatable extras. Looking for inspiration? Check out our events page! - [Oregon Coast Rentals](/groups/oregon-coast-rentals) — Looking for an escape to the Oregon Coast? Cascadia Getaways offers a handpicked selection of beachfront homes, cozy cabins, and pet-friendly cottages. Whether you’re traveling to Gearhart, Seaside, Lincoln City or Nehalem, Cascadia Getaways has you covered. Ocean front oregon coast vacation rental with private hot tub. Our properties include amenities like private hot tubs, oceanfront balconies, fully stocked kitchens, and fireplaces for perfect coastal vibes. Cascadia Getaways is here 24/7 if you need us! Explore nearby area guides, or Sand & Sea Condos for premium stays right on the Seaside Promenade. Ready to book? Looking for local events? Travel Oregon’s Oregon Coast for ideas. Check availability below and reserve your coastal escape today. Book direct to get the best rates and save on third party fees! - [Thanksgiving Getaways](/groups/thanksgiving-vacation-rentals) — Room for the whole table. These homes are built for a holiday crowd: big kitchens, space to eat together, and plenty of beds, with hot tubs at many of them for the evening after the meal. Pick your kind of Thanksgiving: a mountain lodge near Mt. Hood, a historic home or farmhouse in Willamette Valley wine country, or a house on the Oregon Coast. All are within about two hours of Portland. Wednesday through Sunday stays are open at every home here, and many welcome dogs, so the whole family can come. - [Willamette Valley Wine Country](/groups/willamette-valley-wine-country) — Oregon wine country unfolds across a patchwork of rolling hills and small towns — McMinnville, Carlton, Dundee, and the vineyards in between — where the Willamette Valley has earned its place among the world's great growing regions for Pinot Noir. But the magic of this place was never only in the glass. It's in the pace of it: the light spilling gold over the vines at sunset, the walkable main streets lined with boutiques and roasters, the farm stands and flower fields, and the feeling that you've stumbled onto somewhere still unhurried and real. For the wine lovers, the tasting rooms here trade pretense for warmth — hundreds of them across the Dundee Hills, Yamhill-Carlton, and Eola-Amity Hills, from storied estates to tiny family cellars down gravel lanes, where the person pouring often made the wine. But you don't need a glass in hand to fall for this region, and that's exactly why we build our area guides the way we do. Bring the whole family and spend a day beneath the Spruce Goose at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, complete with a waterpark tucked under a real 747. Time your visit for the Oregon International Air Show in McMinnville each August, when fighter jets and hot-air balloons trade the skies. Wander historic Third Street on a warm summer evening during MacFresco, when downtown closes to cars and the whole street becomes an open-air dining room. Chase down antiques and one-of-a-kind finds with our vintage guide, sip your way through craft cider, coffee, and non-alcoholic tasting stops, and let the kids run at a family-friendly winery with lawns, food trucks, and room to roam. However you like to travel — a wine-soaked getaway for two, a multigenerational reunion, or a quiet weekend to simply exhale — our guides are built to help you soak in every side of this valley. Come thirsty, come curious, come with the whole crew. Oregon wine country has a way of making every kind of stay unforgettable. - [Remote Work Friendly Rentals](/groups/remote-work-friendly-rentals) — There is a specific kind of dread that comes with taking a call from a rental. You've found somewhere beautiful, you've told your team you'll be online, and now you're standing in a hallway holding your laptop above your head. We built this collection for the people who can't afford that, the workaholics, those pushing the remote work boundaries, families stretching a trip into a longer stay, and anyone testing out Oregon before deciding to move here. Every home on this page has a real desk in a room with a door or a defined corner you can work from — not a kitchen island we've called a workspace. Several are set up for stays of a month or longer, with utilities included and a simple lease. What to expect: - A dedicated desk and a chair meant for eight hours, not eight minutes - Rooms where a video call doesn't broadcast the rest of the house - Wine country and coast locations, so the day ends somewhere worth walking Have any questions before you book? Message us and tell us what you actually need — upload speeds, a second monitor, a quiet room during school hours. We'd rather match you carefully than have you spend a week troubleshooting. - [Luxury Vacation Rentals](/groups/luxury-vacation-rentals-oregon) — Not the biggest homes. Not the most expensive. The best-finished ones. Every property in this collection has been recently renovated to a standard you notice the moment you walk in. Chef's kitchens with real ranges and stone counters. Bathrooms that were gutted, not refreshed. Furniture that was chosen rather than ordered by the set. The kind of house where nothing in the listing photos is doing work the place can't back up when you arrive. We keep this list deliberately short. A home earns its way in on finish level and how recently it was renovated — not on square footage, not on nightly rate, and not because it photographs well. Plenty of homes we love aren't here, and that's the point. Spanning Mt. Hood, the Oregon Coast, and Willamette Valley wine country. Cascadia Getaways is employee-owned and Oregon-based, with a local team that has been inside every one of these houses. Booking direct saves 15–20% against the platform fees — at this end of the portfolio, a meaningful number. - [Single-Level & Step-Free Rentals](/groups/single-level-step-free-rentals) — Not every trip should start with a staircase. These are the Oregon homes we send guests to when stairs are the deciding factor — because someone in the party uses a walker or a wheelchair, because a knee is healing, or because carrying a sleeping toddler up to bed at the end of a long day is its own kind of obstacle. We have kept this collection deliberately small. If a home is on this page, the living space, the kitchen and at least one full bedroom and bathroom are on one level. What each home offers: - Single-level living — no internal stairs between bed, bath and kitchen - Main-floor bedrooms, not converted dens - Wide doorways and step-free entry where noted on the listing We would rather tell you honestly that a home won't work than have you arrive and find out. If you have a specific requirement — turning radius, grab bars, bed height, a ramp at the entry — message us before you book and we will measure it and tell you straight. - [Family Friendly Rentals](/groups/family-friendly-vacation-rentals-oregon) — The tell is simple: these are the homes where the owners bring their own kids. That changes what's in a house. A playset in the yard that's actually maintained. A bunk room the kids claim as theirs the moment they walk in. A separate space where a movie can run without taking over the living room. Gear that's already there — so you're not packing a portable crib into a car that's full. Every property in this collection has something specific for children, not just enough beds to fit them. We didn't assemble this list by bedroom count. We built it from the homes where a family arrives, unloads, and the kids disappear into the yard before the bags are inside. Across Mt. Hood, the Oregon Coast, and Willamette Valley wine country. Cascadia Getaways is employee-owned and Oregon-based, managed by people who live in these towns and have kids of their own. Book direct and skip the 15–20% in fees the big platforms charge — which matters when you're paying for four people instead of two. - [Friendsgiving Getaways](/groups/friendsgiving-vacation-rentals) — Friendsgiving, the weekend before. Gather your people Friday, November 20 through Sunday, November 22, before the family holiday takes over. These homes sleep 8 to 14, with room for the potluck and plenty of beds. Several have chef's kitchens, and many add a game room or a hot tub for the rest of the night. Pick wine country near McMinnville's tasting rooms, a mountain lodge near Mt. Hood, or a house on the Oregon Coast. All are within about two hours of Portland, and several welcome dogs. - [Seaside Beachfront Condos with Pool](/groups/seaside-beachfront-condos) — Oceanfront and beach-view condos in the Sand & Sea building, right on the Seaside Promenade with the sand just steps from your door. Every home shares access to the building's heated indoor pool, and several are pet-friendly. The wide sandy beach, the historic Prom, and downtown Seaside's shops and chowder houses are all a short, walkable stroll away — an easy base for a weekend or a full week on the northern Oregon Coast. Choose from cozy one-bedroom nooks to spacious top-floor oceanfront layouts that sleep six. Book direct with a local Oregon team and skip the platform fees. - [Monthly Rentals](/groups/furnished-monthly-rentals-oregon) — Some stays aren't trips. A three-month project. A house you can't live in while it's being rebuilt. A new job in a town you haven't decided about yet. These are furnished Oregon homes available by the month — real houses with real kitchens, set up for people who need somewhere to actually live for a while. Remote workers get fast wifi and a proper place to work, not a laptop on a kitchen counter. Corporate and project assignments get straightforward monthly terms and dates that can extend when the timeline slips. Insurance placements get a whole house — pets, kids, and all — while yours is being repaired. And if you're weighing a move to the Willamette Valley or the Oregon Coast, a month here tells you far more than a weekend does: what the town feels like on a Tuesday, which neighborhood suits you, how the drive actually goes. One-bedroom cottages to five-bedroom farmhouses. Fully furnished, utilities and wifi included, in-unit laundry, nothing to set up or transfer. One cleaning fee spread across a month instead of a weekend. Cascadia Getaways is employee-owned and Oregon-based, managed by a team that lives in these towns. Every home here has hosted a month-plus stay before — this isn't inventory we're guessing about. Send us your dates and we'll quote it directly. - [Walk to Wine Tastings](/groups/walk-to-wine-tastings) — The best way to taste Willamette Valley wine is to not drive. These homes sit within walking distance of tasting rooms in Carlton, McMinnville, and the surrounding wine towns — close enough that you can spend an afternoon working through flights and walk home. We also have wine shuttle options in our guidebooks to assist with getting out to the vineyards for the views. Carlton packs its tasting rooms into a few walkable blocks. McMinnville's Third Street runs tasting rooms alongside some of the best restaurants in Oregon. Staying in the middle of it changes the trip: no designated driver, no rushing back before dark, no negotiating over who gets to actually enjoy themselves. Cascadia Getaways is employee-owned and Oregon-based, with a local team that knows which rooms are worth your afternoon. Book direct and save 15–20% versus the major platforms. - [Large Group & Reunion Rentals](/groups/large-group-rentals) — Getting everyone under one roof is the whole point. Our large group rentals span Mt. Hood, the Oregon Coast, and Willamette Valley wine country — homes with the square footage, the bedroom count, and the long dining tables that make a reunion actually work. Spaces also may work for events, retreats or corporate off sites and gatherings. Please reach out first for any events that will go over home occupancy limits or commercial events. These are the properties we send families to when a hotel block won't do: multiple gathering spaces so the kids and the grandparents aren't on top of each other, kitchens built for cooking one big meal instead of six small ones, and enough parking for a caravan. Cascadia Getaways is employee-owned and Oregon-based. Every home is managed by a local team, and booking direct saves 15–20% against the fees you'd pay on Airbnb or Vrbo — which adds up quickly when you're splitting a week between families. - [Fenced Yard Rentals](/groups/fenced-yard-rentals) — Every dog owner knows the calculation. You find a place that says "pet friendly," you drive four hours, and then you spend the whole weekend on the end of a leash in someone else's yard. These are the Oregon homes where you can open the back door and let the door close behind them. We've been strict about this page. A yard only counts if it's genuinely enclosed — not "mostly fenced," not a hedge with a gap in it. What you'll find: - Genuinely enclosed yards, from a town-sized backyard to 1.5 fenced acres at Mt. Hood - Wine country homes walking distance from Third Street in McMinnville - An ocean-view home in Newport with a fenced backyard - Dogs only, no cats, at every one — a pet fee applies per dog Bring the tennis ball. If you want to know the fence height or whether there's a gate latch a clever dog can work, ask us — we'll go and look.