
Vacation rentals in Woodburn
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Woodburn vacation rentals start at $70 CAD per night before taxes and fees

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An Entertainment Oasis!
An open floorplan greets you & your friends. The island invites you into the kitchen with a full sized fridge & range. With drinks in hand, take the entertainment outdoors! The oversized covered patio is spacious enough for grilling, chilling, a tabletop firepit with seating galore. Soak up the sunshine with additional seating - or just soak in the jacuzzi. Take a summer dip & cool off in the pool, cozy up by the wood firepit or the sauna - or break a sweat at the adjacent gym. Your choice!

Our Cottage on Champoeg, St. Paul, Oregon
1 or 2 guests (sorry no children, infants or pets) will enjoy your stay in our charming, comfortable cottage located on our 65 acre farm in the scenic Willamette Valley. Enjoy amazing sunsets from a full size deck overlooking fertile farmland. Fully equipped kitchen with all the necessities for a gourmet meal. There are more than 50+ wineries within 10 miles. In addition, breweries, restaurants and shopping located within 30 minutes. Our Cottage awaits you for a special lodging experience.

The Silverton Getaway Cottage- Modern Oregon Charm
Welcome to The Silverton Getaway Cottage. Charming, modern, & Oregon-inspired, the cozy, but spacious 2-bed/2-bath cottage is well-equipped for weekend escapes or extended stays. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, or small gatherings. Tucked away on a quiet street, the cottage is less than 1 mile from downtown Silverton, 2 miles from The Oregon Garden, and a short drive to the iconic Silver Falls State Park. Enjoy Oregon-inspired décor, local goodies, & settle into a restful getaway!

Tiny House in a quiet oak grove
Tiny House Guest Cottage one mile off 213 near Marquam. Remote, yet accessible. 10 minutes from Mt. Angel and Molalla. 15 minutes from Silverton. 18 minutes from Oregon Garden. Loft with King size bed and luxurious sheets. Two sofas downstairs can be converted into beds. Not suitable for children. Sit on the back patio in the evening and listen to owls, coyotes, frogs, and crickets. Dozens of species of birds. I am proud of the reviews guests have left; please read them for more info.

Romantic Cabin with Private Hot Tub
Romantic little cabin that is perfect for a couple to get away from it all! Come relax and enjoy your own personal hot tub on a private deck overlooking a garden, and a fire pit run by remote control. Inside you will have one queen size bed, heating/air conditioning, wall fireplace, high speed internet, large 8' projection screen with great surround sound system, a coffee station and a secondary covered parking area for motorcycles, are just some of the great amenities we have to offer.

The Rock Tree House - A place to unwind and renew.
Welcome to the Rock Tree House! This studio apartment is the perfect get-away retreat for the outdoor enthusiast: 20 minutes to Silver Falls State Park, 2 miles from the quaint downtown Silverton, and well within driving distance of all the Willamette Valley has to offer. Enjoy your morning coffee on the private outdoor deck surrounded by beautiful trees and abundant wildlife. Our home is a safe space for all people. We welcome guests of all races, faiths, genders, and sexual orientations.

A-Frame Cabin: Picturesque view and cozy interior
Minutes from the outlet mall, a peaceful and cozy A-Frame, nestled in the trees overlooking a rippling creek. The stairs to the loft lead to a room where there is a comfortable queen-size bed and television. The downstairs area has a fully-stocked kitchen, dining area and living area with lots of windows to enjoy the view. There is also patio with a table and chairs and propane grill where you can sit and enjoy the view of the pasture and water, with beautiful trees scattered about.

Willamette Valley Luxury Chateau
Escape! Voted as one of the Salem’s luxurious places to stay. Treat yourself to “Ritz Salem” This will likely be one of the best Airbnb experience. This place is quiet and relaxing, as you enjoy the views, nature, and time alone. Great place to celebrate your birthday or anniversary with a quiet retreat, wine tasting, or visit nearby restaurants or nature. It offers king size bed, gas fireplace, large space, full couch, high ceilings, and fast internet. No contact self-check in.

Cozy Country Bungalow
*Cozy studio apartment on ten-acre farm. *One queen-size bed *Complete kitchen w/ range, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, and coffeemaker. *Large bathroom, sleeping area with queen bed, living/dining area, and washer and dryer access. *Wireless internet and wall-mounted 40" Smart TV with Netflix. *Relax on your private veranda, or go for a stroll on our 10 acre property. *Enjoy a picnic in the woods. Creek, pond, bridge, & view to enjoy.

Marvins Gardens & Pond in Antique and Wine Country
3 bedroom 2 bath house in Aurora, access to our pond, gazebo and dock that was the former Aurora Trout Farm. 25 miles to Salem and 25 miles to Portland only 2 miles off of I-5. Walking distance to the famous Aurora Antique shops and a small winery. 18 miles from Dundee Wine Country. One exit away from Factory Outlet Stores. Shuttle to and from Aurora Airport (KUAO) for a small fee. Come feel the peace of Marvin’s Garden’s and Trout Farm!

Charming 1 bedroom loft/barn apt with hot tub
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway! Nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, this peaceful loft is perfect for the couple looking to relax and recharge. Enjoy our local farmers markets, or a baseball game at Volcanoes Stadium. Tour our local restaurants and wineries or see what’s happening this summer with our local music scene. Visit our many hikes and trails or float our rivers and lakes - and on and on!

Rustic Barn | Country Getaway
Nestled atop Parrett Mountain is our countryside barn ready for you to enjoy! Conveniently located to many vineyards, and a picturesque drive to close by cities. This space offers a fully stocked kitchen and plush bedding (1 Queen/ 1 Double). Come and slow down with our rural pace of life, unique accommodations and say hi to the mini cows. Check out our photos to imagine yourself in this peaceful paradise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Woodburn?
Staying near local parks or within residential neighborhoods provides easy access to shops, eateries, and community events. Many guests look for listings that reflect Woodburn's welcoming, small-town atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in Woodburn with kids?
Kids often enjoy trips to local farms for seasonal harvesting and petting zoos, as well as playing at city parks or splash pads. Community centers frequently host family games and creative workshops.
What are some of the best things to do in Woodburn?
Stroll through the Woodburn Premium Outlets, explore locally owned restaurants, or immerse yourself in seasonal events and gardens around the area. Art, shopping, and outdoor activities provide a variety of experiences.
How is the weather in Woodburn?
Woodburn has cool, rainy winters around 35–50°F (2–10°C) and warmer, drier summers reaching 70–84°F (21–29°C). Spring and autumn often bring mild temperatures and more rainfall, so packing layers is helpful.
When is the best time to visit Woodburn?
Late spring is often recommended for visits, as flower fields come into bloom and outdoor events take place. Summers are usually mild and drier, making them popular for exploring parks and gardens.
What are the best places to visit in Woodburn?
Explore the Woodburn Premium Outlets for shopping, visit local farms known for seasonal flowers, or learn about regional history at the Woodburn Historical Museum. Around the city, you can find parks, gardens, and welcoming gathering spaces.
What are some hiking trails in Woodburn?
In and around Woodburn, visitors can find gentle walking trails in city parks and green spaces. For more nature-focused hikes, nearby wildlife refuges and forested areas provide additional paths to explore.
What are some family activities we can do in Woodburn?
Families often visit local farms for u-pick berries, walk community parks, or enjoy events at the city’s recreation centers. Shopping outings and seasonal flower festivals are also frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Woodburn?
Explore nearby wine country, visit historic towns with charming main streets, or discover waterfalls and wooded parks in the surrounding region. Many guests also suggest visiting nature reserves or scenic gardens around the area.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Woodburn?
Some vacation rentals and lodging in Woodburn welcome pets, especially around neighborhoods with access to parks and walking trails. Check individual property details for specific pet guidelines.
What are some local tips for visiting Woodburn?
Many visitors arrive for local flower festivals and agricultural events, which can bring crowds, so planning ahead is useful. Trying local eateries and exploring markets gives a sense of Woodburn’s community spirit.
What is Woodburn known for?
Woodburn is known for its vibrant agricultural community, large shopping outlets, and strong Latinx cultural influences. Many visitors explore fields of seasonal blooms and sample foods reflecting diverse local traditions.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Woodburn?
Locally owned bakeries, tucked-away parks, and small art galleries provide unexpected discoveries in Woodburn. Visiting local farms outside major event times can offer a more peaceful experience of the area’s landscape.
What are the best foods to try in Woodburn?
Woodburn has popular Mexican and Latin American eateries serving specialties like tacos, tamales, and fresh pastries. Seasonal produce from area farms is often featured in local menus and farmers markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Woodburn?
Pack layers to adjust to changing temperatures, as Woodburn's weather can shift from cool and wet to warm and sunny depending on the season. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring markets, gardens, and nearby parks.
What is the nightlife in Woodburn like?
Woodburn has a mellow nightlife, with local bars, casual eateries, and occasional live music or community events. Evening activities typically focus on relaxed gatherings and cultural celebrations.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Woodburn?
The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival draws visitors in spring with vibrant flower displays and farm activities. Cultural celebrations and agricultural fairs celebrating local heritage are also frequently highlighted throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Woodburn?
Woodburn has family friendly vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods and near parks, with options for larger groups or homes with outdoor spaces. Many guests appreciate amenities like kitchens and nearby playgrounds.
Destinations to explore
- Silver Falls State Park
- Moda Center
- Laurelhurst Park
- Oregon Zoo
- Oregon Convention Center
- Providence Park
- The Grotto
- Portland Japanese Garden
- Enchanted Forest
- Airplane Home
- Tom McCall Waterfront Park
- Sellwood Riverfront City Park
- Wonder Ballroom
- Oaks Amusement Park
- Washington Square
- Reed College
- Tryon Creek State Natural Area
- Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
- Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum
- Powell's City of Books
- Pittock Mansion
- Hoyt Arboretum
- Wings & Waves Waterpark
- Portland Art Museum





