Salem is the capital city of Oregon, and has something for just about everyone. From beautiful vistas and parks, to outstanding performing and visual arts, to quaint shopping and amazing dining experiences, Salem perfectly encapsulates exactly what it means to be an Oregonian.
This pear tree is one of the oldest and largest in Oregon. It is the lone survivor of an orchard planted by the Munkre family, later known as Hager's Grove. Benjamin Franklin Munkre brought his family to Oregon from Missouri in the middle 1800's.
The orchard bordered a once popular creekside camping and playground area. It now stands at the crossroads of Interstate 5 and Highway 22 in Salem.
Award-winning Hilton property.
510 Hawthorne Ave. SE.
Salem, OR 97301
503-362-1300
Hotel in the heart of the Willamette Valley.
3301 Market St. NE.
Salem, OR 97301
503-370-7888
Hotel that unites craft, comfort, & connection in the heart of downtown Salem.
195 Commercial St.
Salem, OR 97301
971-900-5560
Extended stay hotel with complimentary breakfast.
390 Hawthorne Ave. SE.
Salem, OR 97301
503-371-5920
Hotel with continental breakfast and easy access to downtown.
2250 Mission St. SE.
Salem, OR 97302
503-967-8461
Oregon's only boutique hotel on the Willamette River.
201 Osprey Ln.
Independence, OR 97351
503-837-0200
This Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir was raised from a seed carried to the moon by Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa in 1971. Although Roosa was a native of Oklahoma, he was no stranger to Oregon. While in college, he worked summers here as a smoke jumper and as a surveyor. Roosa trained to be an astronaut in Eastern Oregon and later returned to hunt Elk and Duck. After his historic flight, Roosa expressed his strong ties with Oregon by choosing to have his official homecoming parade in Coos Bay.
Located in the center of downtown Salem at Court and Liberty streets, this historic building is a shopping center, a home for several cafes and restaurants and hosts many community gatherings in its conference rooms.
Oregon's capital city, Salem, as well as the surrounding region of Marion and Polk County are extremely diverse. Salem is known for state government, unique historic museums, award-winning wineries and beautiful gardens. However, the region also boasts outstanding outdoor recreational opportunities that are a well kept secret.
Fun on the Water
