Jacksonville
Jacksonville is one of Oregon's most beautifully preserved Gold Rush towns — a National Historic Landmark with Victorian storefronts, excellent restaurants, and easy access to the Applegate Valley's boutique wine producers including Cowhorn Vineyard and RoxyAnn Winery.
Wineries to Visit
Where to Eat
Jacksonville's most acclaimed dining — creative California-Oregon cuisine with a focus on local ingredients.
Historic 1861 hotel restaurant — Gold Rush atmosphere and a wine list covering all of Southern Oregon.
Long-running Jacksonville classic — wood-fired pizza and pasta in a Gold Rush-era building.
Things to Do
- ✓ Cowhorn Vineyard appointment tasting — biodynamic Rhône varieties in the Applegate Valley
- ✓ Britt Music Festival (summer) — outdoor classical and jazz concerts in a historic amphitheater
- ✓ Jacksonville Historic District walk — 100+ buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
- ✓ Applegate Valley scenic drive
- ✓ Table Rock wilderness hiking (Medford, 20 min)
National Historic Landmark Gold Rush town, Applegate Valley wineries, Britt Music Festival, Victorian architecture
The town's landmark 1861 hotel — antique-filled rooms and one of Southern Oregon's finest restaurants on-site.
Victorian B&B accommodation in the Historic District — walking distance to restaurants and galleries.
Medford (5 minutes east) has chain hotel options for those preferring modern amenities.