Unplug and Relax at These Oregon Off-Grid Lodgings

Sometimes you just need to press “pause” on life. Unplug from the modern world and enjoy a getaway without an iPhone or Zoom calls. In Oregon, there are many places to go for digital detox; beautiful, charming, off-the-grid accommodations where you can completely disconnect and relax. Here are some of our favorite places to go when life gets a little too much. noisy. Some accommodations are more rustic than others, but they all share one thing in common: they are beautiful, wonderful, dreamy places where you can experience real R&R.

In these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list at a later date.

300 Page Creek Rd, Cave Junction, OR 97523, USA

Situated on 20 acres at the base of Mount Hood, this treehouse is nestled on a secluded acre near a spring-fed pond that is a lovely place to laze around and take in the scenery. Paddle around the pond in a kayak or zipline down directly into the water! Nearby hiking trails provide more recreation, and you can also swim, play hoop, and bird watch…you know, good old-fashioned, screen-free recreation. There is no internet service here, but I promise you won’t miss it!

Breitenbush Hot Springs, Oregon 97342, USA

With healing waters and sublime scenery, Breitenbush Hot Springs is an off-the-grid hot springs retreat that’s sure to heal you from the inside out. But don’t confuse “off the grid” with anything less than pure rustic luxury. In addition to day baths, guests can book a personal retreat at Breitenbush. Sign us up!

Baker City, OR 97814, USA

Rustic A-Frame is only 20 minutes from Baker City, but feels a world away from it all. It is located in the foothills of the majestic Elkhorn Mountains, one of Oregon’s most beautiful and underrated areas. This charming 900 square foot red cabin feels like an escape from the world; there is no running water (the owners provide water for guests) and no internet either. But trust us when we say you won’t miss any of these modern conveniences!

Have you ever spent the night in a dome? This Airbnb geodesic dome is one of the most unique glamping experiences in Oregon – or anywhere else! This luxury dome home has it all: two bedrooms, one full bath, kitchenette with full-size refrigerator, well-appointed bedroom and bath, and a “floating” second floor that places guests directly* in * the treetops.

Umpqua National Forest, Oregon 97447, USA

Presiding over its vast kingdom of Oregon, the Off The Grid Fire Tower is a stunning Airbnb that is definitely worth listing. The property sits on 160 acres of private land; a kingdom to explore. The platform is 40 feet high and accessible by four flights of stairs – and every step is worth it. This gorgeous Airbnb is as remote – and resplendent – as it gets!

Westfir Lodge, 47365 1st St, Westfir, OR 97492, USA

Nestled in the Cascades mountain range in the heart of the Willamette National Forest, Westfir Lodge is a perfect piece of Oregon paradise. Westfir Lodge is a ‘retreat’ in every sense of the word: a cozy B&B, a delicious farm-to-table restaurant, a quiet yoga studio and a sublime space for screen-free leisure.

Cedar Bloom Farm, 1011 Ollis Rd, Cave Junction, OR 97523, USA

Located in Oregon’s resplendent Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, you’ll find a campground that’s almost too good to be real. With its own beach on the banks of the Illinois River, Cedar Bloom Farm is an Oregon oasis. Cedar Bloom is not only located in one of the most extraordinary and unexplored areas of the state, it is also home to some truly amazing camping accommodations. Although internet and WiFi are available, you won’t want to worry about technology during your stay. Surrounded by stunning scenery, you’ll want to forego iPhones and Instagram in favor of long walks, refreshing swims, and maybe forest dips!

Valley of the Rogue State Park, Oregon 97525, USA

One of the best things about living in Beaver State is that we can enjoy amazing outdoor activities all year round. That certainly applies to camping, too, as many Oregon state parks are open for visiting – and camping – even during the coldest months of the year, ensuring you’ll always have a place to stay. go for a quiet retreat. in nature. Here are some of our favorite Oregon state parks for fun and entertainment!

What are your favorite off-grid accommodations in Oregon? If we missed one of your favorite places, be sure to name it here for a chance to be spotlighted in an upcoming Only In Oregon feature!