- TripBuzz discovered 52 different types of activities for couples in the Cave Junction area, including Winery/Vineyard (like Foris Vineyards), Caverns & Caves (like Oregon Caves National Monument), Parks (like Jubilee Park) and Hiking Trails (like Eight Dollar Mountain Botanical Area), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 29 date ideas in or near Cave Junction, Oregon, including 17 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Grants Pass and Gold Beach.
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Azalea Park features a range of native azalea plants and rhododendrons which are believed to have been growing here since the time of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The park also offers many picnic tables, paved walkways, water fountains and more.
33.7 Miles
Visitors who are interested in taking a scenic trip through Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park may enjoy what Howland Hill Road has to offer. This unpaved road connects to pull0outs and trailheads, including Boy Scout Tree Trail and Stout Grove.
33.8 Miles
The oldest craft distillery in the area, Brandy Peak Distillery was originally opened in 1993. The distillery makes a variety of spirits, and welcomes visitors for facility tours and for tastings.
33.9 Miles
Chetco Point Park is a local park which offers beach acess, multi-purpose walking trails, picnic areas and more, accompanied with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, Macklyn Cove and the Chetco River.
33.9 Miles
Chetco Point is home to a small park with a picnic area that offers stunning views of the ocean below. A narrow path leads down from the picnic area to the shore.
34.0 Miles
Located along the picturesque Rogue River, the Del Rio Vineyards & Winery is home to the largest vineyards in Southern Oregon. The vineyard is open to public for its day tours and wine-tasting events. It is also a nice place to sample wines from exquisite varieties.
34.2 Miles
Named after an abandoned airfield called Crissey Airport, Crissey Field State Park lies between the California border and the Winchuck River and comprises of sandy beaches, nature trails, wildlife watching locations and more.
34.3 Miles
In addition to numerous picnic grounds and campsites, Harris Beach State Park also features Bird Island which is a natural wildlife refuge and a breeding site for a number of rare bird species.
34.3 Miles
Located in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, this location features densely packed redwoods. The location is hidden away from civilization and vehicle sounds are muted by its layer of needles.
35.4 Miles
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Kings Valley Road, Costal Access, 8 mi north of Crescent City, Crescent City, CA
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A beach with views of the adjacent harbor, Kellogg's Beach provides opportunities for visitors to sunbathe, stroll, or walk with their dog. Visitors to the park can also watch cruise ships leave and dock from the harbor.