Romantic Things To Do in Jacksonville, Oregon

In order to get some background on Jacksonville, make this museum your first stop in town. Housed in the 1883 county courthouse, the museum has displays on the history of Jacksonville, including 19th-century photos by Peter Britt. ... More on Frommers

This small, family winery produces some outstanding red wines, with the 2004 cabernet sauvignon and 2004 claret being particularly noteworthy. ... More on Frommers

We are located on the Jacksonville city limits east of town. We are opening a tasting room September 1, 2008 which will be located in Central Point, Oregon. We grow several varieties, but at present are offering only our Viognier ... More on oregonwine

This is one of the newer wineries in the valley, and it has one of the prettiest settings and tasting rooms. Wines are produced from estate-grown grapes, and although the ... More on Frommers

This is one of the most unusual wineries in the state in that the owner not only produces red wines (and only red wines) but also raises miniature Sicilian donkeys and Australian rosellas (birds that are as ... More on Frommers

Home Tasting Room Events Wine Club Contact Trade/Press Two unique vineyards, one very busy winemaker. LongSword Vineyard was looking for a Tasting Room, Fly High Vineyard was looking for a winemake... More on Longswordvineyard.com

Tucked in the scenic Applegate Valley, LongSword Vineyard has partnered with nature to grow premium wine grapes for over 25 years. Now, LongSword Vineyard offers our own delightfully unique and bal... More on oregonwine

First established in the 1850's, Valley View Winery produces a variety of wines which will please every palate. Our Valley View label represents premium quality wines at very affordable prices. ... More on AppellationAmerica.com

This is the oldest winery in the area and is the first you'll come to as you head out into the Applegate Valley from Jacksonville. Valley ... More on Frommers

Great wines are more than the result of applying modern winemaking principles – they reflect the winemaker as surely as a meal reflects its chef. All too often, mass formulation winemaking practices result in “same taste” wines – ... More on oregonwine