Country Hills Resort

Cave Junction might not offer an abundance of lodging options, but our adventure-seeking spirits led us to this hidden gem! Upon first glance, it may appear a tad rustic from the roadside, but that’s all part of its charm. The owners? Oh, they’re more like friendly neighbors than business moguls – and we absolutely loved that!

To add a touch of excitement to our stay, we even had our trusty tent stashed in the trunk, just waiting for a chance to shine. And boy, did it get its moment! The campground out back is a true marvel. Picture this: spacious, sprawling sites that made us feel like we had the place all to ourselves.

We had the pleasure of staying for one night in one of their cozy motel rooms, and it was an absolute delight! The room had a charming, old-school vibe that was both quaint and exceptionally clean. Yes, the decor might be a little vintage and worn, but that’s what makes it so special – it’s like a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Staying here felt like visiting my dear Grandma’s house, but with the added bonus of a wonderfully comfortable bed. ❤️

The caretakers were incredibly friendly and always ready to assist, which made our stay even more pleasant. Don’t forget to take a leisurely stroll around the property and discover the delightful oddities it has to offer – like the unexpected Apollo capsule!

While passing through the charming town of Cave Junction, I decided to make an impromptu stop for the night. With all the unsettling stories I’d heard about the local motel online, I was a bit hesitant. But, oh, am I glad I stumbled upon this gem! My stay here left me absolutely delighted.

Checking in was a breeze, and the options were aplenty. They offer both spacious and cozy cabins equipped with kitchens, an RV park/campground for the outdoor enthusiasts, and a quaint little motel. I opted for the motel, and let me tell you, the price of just $65 for the night was more than reasonable. The motel has a charming vintage vibe, probably straight from the fabulous 50s, and the decor, while older, has a certain nostalgic charm that I adored.

Now, let’s talk connectivity. There are no phones here, and my T-Mobile signal was a no-go. But don’t fret; this cozy resort has got you covered with Wi-Fi. While it may not reach the rooms, you can enjoy speedy internet in a communal area at the heart of the resort, perfect for streaming your favorite videos. And if that’s not enough, they even offer DirecTV in the rooms.

All in all, my unexpected stay at this delightful place turned out to be a pleasant surprise. If you find yourself in the area, I highly recommend giving it a shot. You won’t be disappointed! 🌟

My wife and I had an absolute blast on our Harleys during our one-night stay here. Our cozy little cabin, complete with a kitchen, was a delightful retreat. The staff, always sporting warm smiles, made our stay even more enjoyable. The whole place is like a well-tended garden, clean and inviting. The rustic charm of the cabins and motel is matched only by their impeccable maintenance. We did notice the small swamp cooler in our cabin, and it did a splendid job of keeping things comfortable. Okay, the bed wasn’t exactly a dream, but for just $75 a night, we weren’t expecting a cloud. We’re already planning our next stay, and we might just give the charming campground out back a go. While there wasn’t any in-room phone or cell service for our AT&T and Verizon phones, the provided Direct TV and the promise of Wi-Fi (even if it was under maintenance) kept us entertained. And if you need to make a call, there’s a pay-phone right out front.

What a delightful, vintage-inspired gem we stumbled upon! Our cozy cabin, nestled on the far left side, was a charming throwback to the motels of the 40s-60s. Inside, we found a quaint space that combined a kitchen, fridge, and table in one room, and our full-size bed in the next. Now, to address the minor quibbles: the bed, unfortunately, left much to be desired. It was a bit on the squeaky, creaky side with a mattress that was firmer than we preferred. My wife and I found ourselves shifting positions frequently to avoid any discomfort, fearing that our combined weight of 350 lbs might lead to an unintended rendezvous with the floor. Additionally, the lace-curtained front-facing window, while cute, didn’t offer much privacy from the folks strolling through the shared greenspace in front of the cabins. But, let’s not forget, these cabins exude a rustic charm, so some quirks are par for the course. Speaking of updates, it wouldn’t hurt to consider quieter, less ‘swamp-cooler’ style air conditioning units.