- Our list of the best things to do in Roseburg, Oregon, features the top 27 nearby activities — including 14 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Roseburg, OR has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Food & Drink, Outdoor Places, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 27 things to do within the city of Roseburg, OR
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Tuck into signature prime rib, jumbo prawns, Northwest burgers, or one of twelve beers on tap in a newly remodeled dining room
8.1 Miles
Just a short hike from the North Umpqua Highway are the beautiful Watson Falls. The picturesque falls are surrounded by lush forest, moss covered rocks and colorful foliage, making it a peaceful picnic area or photo spot.
8.8 Miles
HillCrest Winery and Distillery is Oregon's oldest estate winery, and the producer of the first Pinot Noir in the state. The operation is totally family operated, with no outside employees ever being hired.
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The Riversdale Valley Farm offers a host of treasures including old signs, tables, chairs, and fountain stools for the home, and tractor parts, and mid-century patio chairs for the outside of the home. The owner has a story to go with most of the treasures, which he sells to the public.
8.4 Miles
Often named as one of the best wineries in the United States, the Abacela Winery is under the control of winemaker Andrew Wenzl. The winery is best known for its Paramour wine.
7.1 Miles
Becker Vineyards is a small family owned vineyard that hires no outside employees to help bottle their wines. The company also offers a nature trail, and hosts special events like weddings and reunions.
6.2 Miles
Discovery Garden is a managed garden that exists as part of a university campus. The gardens sections have walkways and feature a Japanese-style garden area as well as educational sections and an area geared especially for children.
10.2 Miles
The Reustle Prayer Rock Gardens is a winery that produces about 6,000 cases of wine each year. Throughout the property is Christian symbolism especially as guest walk to the wine tasting cave.
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123 Museum Drive, Roseburg, OR
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The largest natural history collection display in Oregon, the Pacific Northwest's most comprehensive plant collection, and Oregon's second largest historic photograph collection are found at the Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History. All collections focus on the Umpqua River Valley.
14.5 Miles
Phillipe Giradet, who learned his wine making skills from family in Switzerland, started Girardet Wine Cellars in 1971. The company's winemaker is now son Marc, the youngest winemaker in Oregon.
6.5 Miles
Since its first harvest in 1999, Melrose Vineyard has grown to include 250 acres of grapes. Producing over 15 different varieties including Pinot Noir clones, Marie Feld23, Dijon 115, the company offers a small amount of their own wines, but sells the majority of their crop to nearby wineries.