We arrived late afternoon, hot and tired after a long motorcycle ride through the mountains on…read moreforest roads. We were greeted by a friendly interested host who, seeing how hot and tired we were, promptly offered us a beverage. Beer on tap! The best Japanese lager and a glass of white wine was just what we craved. We humped our gear up a short flight of stairs to a room around the corner on the second floor. Beautiful! Clean! Comfortable king bed. Quality engineered hardwood floors, no plastic here. Wood ceilings and pine open closet neatly organized with plush white towels. Thoughtfully appointed room in modern colors that complimented the wood and white linens. All of it, ample space, color coordination (even the old style phone matched the fridge and microwave). But the bathroom was amazing. Beautiful tile work, walls and floor. The plumbing fixtures look like "steam pump" style in brass. Nothing was missed here. Everything matches. Clearly the owner takes great pride in this motel and has gone above and beyond to make their guest's stay remarkable and memorable. Needless to say, we are impressed and so pleased to find this gem. We highly recommend the Timbers Motel. We will return.

This is a wonderful find. We stayed one night and enjoyed a retro chic, comfortable room. It was…read morean easy walk to a variety of restaurants (Osteria DOP is very good) and bars. We felt safe walking our dog around the area in the evening or early morning. The breakfast was hot and delicious. On our two week driving trip, that breakfast was probably the best of all our stays. We met the owner and she was kind and helpful. Next time in Eugene we are staying here

Although this gallery has been here since I was a kid, I never had heard of or visited it; I wasn't…read moresuper into art when I was younger so that may be part of the reason. My sister and I went to the First Friday Art Walk a few days ago and stopped in since it was one of the major stops on the Walk. They have a wide range of art styles represented here; we saw painting, photography, jewelry, fiber arts, and more. The gallery extends invitations artists to be members of the gallery based upon their non-juried art exhibitions that happen twice per year. Whilst the First Friday Art Walk is one way they regularly welcome in the community, they also host a bunch of workshops. I was surprised to see how full their schedule is, and the cost of the workshops are incredibly reasonable--I think I even saw on that accepted donations on a sliding scale. Given its location downtown, it's very easy to visit via LTD or of course by car. There isn't dedicated parking but there's a city lot on the next block, as well as street parking.

Best art gallery I've ever been to! Amazing art of all spectrums, jewelry, paintings, sculpture,…read morequilts, prints and amazing ceramic houses that are beautiful. The prices are soo reasonable and the artists work there and help you! It's a coop. Don't miss this amazing place in eugene!

So fun checking out the murals everywhere in the downtown area. It was a bit rainy but didn't stop…read moreus from finding each one!

I didn't even realize that The Simpsons mural was a place on Yelp! But it is such a neat place to…read morestop and visit. There are many others that are smaller scattered around town. One of the things I love about this mural is the story of Yeardley Smith and Dan Grice. It is such a neat love story and without that mural, that story wouldn't have happened. My husband and I both always enjoy this mural when we walk or drive by it, and often stop to take it all in. It is just a fun reminder of the history and something to enjoy. It is certainly worth stopping by to take it in and smile, then go check out the other fun murals that are scattered around town.

Got married here on 9/7/25. The venue was beautiful and comes with minor decorations/lighting, a…read morecrew to help on the day and a parking attendant. It was outdoors and near great hiking for those interested and very reasonably priced at $3,500 Fridays and Sundays and $4,500 Saturdays. You get the venue from 11 AM - 10 PM and 1 hour rehearsal that you can schedule. I knew it was outdoors and came with that risk but I do wish we were warned about all the bees as there were so many making it hard to eat. Otherwise the whole crew were amazing and made our day feel so special.

Went to the mushroom festival and loved every minute. Great job using full size busses as shuttles!…read moreI think this is my third event here and I love how they run things. Parking is great and the space is top notch. Their events always attract a great crowd. The surrounding trails make for a lovely escape from the masses when you need a break and it's incredibly pleasant to wander in all the different pockets of fun that can be set up around the main hall. On non event days it's one of my favorite nearish parks year round. Bird watching early or evening strolls, shady summer walks or a solid hike up the hill, it's never boring. They've got nature events all year round and easily accessable interpretive trails for fun and education. Go check it out if you want to see what appreciating the land looks like.

Very small but diverse collection. One of the galleries was closed, so even smaller…read more Only $5 admission

First- check out their website for free days. It's only $5 but that's a barrier for some & they…read morehave monthly first Friday as well as other days free. Second. This museum is excellent -& I admit, I've been misrepresenting it. Pre Covid I went to a show and was deeply underwhelmed.This past weekend while visiting, I ran into an acquaintance and we both commented "did they change something? Wasn't this kind of a meh experience before?" Maybe they got the bigger Schnitzer collection out? New curators? I don't know what happened but it was GREAT. New works are top notch Japanese & Korean collections are small but stellar Contemporary & modern North American artists very broad and high quality choices. Single user bathroom on the second floor also a big winner as is the elevator and the tiny but compelling gift shop. Kudos all around (Wish the cute cafe would open back up. Fingers still crossed)

Only open to UO people so really shouldn't be included in Yelp, as it excludes the general public…read more I was eager to make art here but I'm not welcome.

I wonder why this is listed on Yelp - classes/workshops, although intriguing are only open to UO…read morestudents and faculty. And yes, while there are a *lot* of UO students and faculty in Eugene, that's not the entire population.

Please Go!! The market is huge and filled with so much art and food and produce and all the…read morethings!! We had the best Watermelon Agua Frescas from one of the stands. There was the most beautiful flowers and the freshest produce and meat! There was so much beautiful pottery and wood working and so many creative things to buy. I would move to this area for this market alone! Go! Go! Go!

Excellent way to get out and spend several hours. Lots of good food, art, vegetables, meat,…read moreclothing, etc... and a lot of interesting people to talk to. Even live music!

When you visit it, the Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House comes alive with history. Here, you'll get…read moresome good insights into some strong women's lives. Tip: The stairs are steep so be aware; they're not recommended for small children or people with mobility issues. When you ascend to the attic, you'll find an impressive replica of the house, and also a nice collection of war memorabilia (Swords, flags, photos, medical instruments, etc.). We very much enjoyed learning more about the history of Eugene; the docents were both friendly and knowledgeable. The furnishings and architecture are from a different time and the tour was informative.

Read a review from 3 years ago and it said it was only $6 to get in and guess what? It's still only…read more$6 to get in! The docent was a very kind and friendly lady who knew the most about Aida but knew something about all of them. I appreciate her honesty when we asked a wished didn't know she would tell us she was not sure but would offer a maybe because... or probably because.... She pointed out what pieces of furniture were original to the home and explained how the rest were donated. So much history! She said the last lady who owned the home was raised in the Campbell House Inn which is actually where we stayed! I didn't take a bunch of photos as I was enjoying the moment and listening to the docent tell us the history of the home. Also many other people have posted great photos here already so no point in being redundant. The docent said it is decorated for Christmas during the holidays and recommended to visit it if I'm the area during that time. The theme was weddings do when we visited as the docent explained that someone had donated a tremendous amount of wedding gowns to the museum.

Great brew pub. Good selection of beers. Could use some more kombuchas or other nonalcoholic…read moredrinks. Inside and outside seating is kept clean and tidy by the staff.

i tried their japanese lager, pineapple sour, and non-alcoholic cider- all were amazing…read more the staff & crowd here are also nice, of which many customers also brought their dogs :) this is a great place to grab lunch or dinner with multiple food trucks parked on premises. this place has a dedicated parking lot and street parking, both free. minors are allowed until 9pm as of the time of my review. i was looking forward to the live music that was advertised for thursday-saturday 6pm to 8pm , but no one showed. at least the drinks were awesome; i wish the selection was larger.