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Tractor Supply

3.6 (7 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Emma and Buddy play hard, and hen they get dirty the go to Tractor Supply in Creswell.
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This is probably my favorite store, and for a lot of good reasons, mostly because they earn my business with fair prices and good merchandise. We often use the dog bath/grooming area for our dogs. It is set up to do two dogs at once and for $10.00 a dog they provide all the shampoo, a stainless steel wash area, a raised platform with pet blow dryers and all the accessories you need. Last year there were some maintenance issues but here in 2023 the place has been perfect - it's clean, and everything works. The people are so nice too. Everyone. I can not imagine anyone being disappointed.

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Love this store! The selection is good and prices seem reasonable for our economy. Cashiers are always friendly and helpful!

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Eyeland Family Optical

Eyeland Family Optical

(1 review)

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Ive been a regular customer for the last 3 years and have only the best things to say about Kat and…read moreCassie. Kat isn't the cheapest Optometric Physician in Eugene - she is very good though and worth a few extra dollars. Theyve got a pretty good assortment of frames and can handle any kind of eye wear prescription. The service is worth it. At other places you'll be standing in line and feeling like a hamster. Kat and Cassie get you in and out and give you a pretty good combination package price for your exam and eye wear purchase. For example, an exam may be chargeable at $160 but the final bill is less than $500 for everything... That includes bi-focal lenses, UV, scratch protection for 2 yrs, and polarized lenses... the everything lense... 2-3 days is the waiting time for lenses.... and cashing in on the "scratch replacement" is EZ and worth it ! Clean, family and detail oriented, accurate, honest, quick, thorough these are the descriptors for this business... Very good! And thank you !

From the owner: Eyeland Family Optical has been a leading provider of optometry services and vision care products…read morein the Creswell community since 2008, and we want to help you achieve and maintain clear vision for years to come. Our experienced eye doctors offer comprehensive vision examinations at our Creswell optometry office and specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide array of eye diseases, conditions, and problems. We use advanced diagnostic technology and vision correction products and are committed to improving the quality of life of persons in the Creswell community through enhanced vision. Give yourself the gift of clear vision - schedule an appointment with Dr. Cat Merritt today.

Jordan Jewelers - Beautiful Morganite and diamond set in Rose Gold

Jordan Jewelers

(14 reviews)

Brad and Jordan Jewelers are the best! My husband bought my wedding ring, here. We have purchased…read morewatches, and had them repair a watch we bought elsewhere (because the jeweler of the other shop would not service their own products). I bought a vintage ring here at a fantastic price. The stone was loose, and eventually popped out of the ring. I brought the ring back to Brad, expecting to pay for a replacement stone - but he identified a flaw in the setting and replaced the stone for free. Seriously. Who does that? The ladies who work there are always so nice. And, they have a resident shop dog - Tug - an adorable golden retriever.

Just like for another reviewer on Google,  Jordans reset my diamonds very poorly. The staff were…read morepleasant and cost-conscious while planning my ring. But the ring came back a mess. The diamonds were irregularly spaced, tilted at different angles, set at irregular heights and they snagged on everything. The ring is too embarrassing to wear. They were unwilling to make any corrections without charging me and offered no compensation of any kind for my deep disappointment and expense. They blamed the problem on the varied sizes of the diamonds. If that were the problem, they should have told me they could only make an ugly ring with them.  They displayed no pride in their craft or responsibility for their sale. I took the ugly ring to Richard Gretz Goldsmith who is redesigning it from scratch with my diamonds at less than what Jordans charged me. And Gretz offers a guarantee that if I dislike the ring for any reason I get my money back. I wish I had seen the other woman's review before I took my diamonds to Jordan's.

Cascades Raptor Center - Swainson's Hawk

Cascades Raptor Center

(122 reviews)

I really try hard to make sure that all of my reviews are fair and balanced. The main reason that I…read morewrite on Yelp is to try and help other people. Normally I would take off stars when things merit that, but because my overall experience here was so good and the joy I felt definitely seems to outweigh all the negatives, I just can't give the Cascades Raptor Center aything less than five stars. Let me go through the negatives with you first though because there are a few: Parking can be ... an adventure . The center sits at the top of the hill with a very small steep road leading up to a tiny parking lot. As many of the other reviews have noted, if you have anything larger than a midsized vehicle, I would not recommend attempting to use their parking lot. We tried originally and realized immediately that was a mistake, then turned around and parked at the trailhead across the street. We had to walk across a busy street and make it up that steep steep hill. I'm not going to lie, I was dying by the time I reached the entrance . But to be fair, I think most people are in better shape than I am :) so hopefully you'll be fine. They also have a very strict no dogs rule which I completely understand based on the venue. However, that means you cannot have even the smallest dog in the car or anywhere on the premises. Even the sight or sound of a dog can be stressful for the birds. So it totally makes sense to me that they're putting the animals first, but as someone who travels with her dog, it's important for you to know before coming . Lastly, I think the price is absolutely worth it. We paid $32 for two adults and I feel I got my money's worth but cost is important to a lot of people so I do feel the need to mention it. Having got all that out of the way, we had an amazing time here! We spent around an hour here at closing time and honestly I could have stayed a lot longer. Staff were very sweet and said that we could keep wandering around even after close if we wanted to because it takes them a while to get everything shut down and many of them are volunteers. There is no way I would have done that because I value people's time, but it is sweet of them to offer and they really seem to love and care for these animals deeply. I enjoyed speaking to many of them and they were all kind and informative. One of the things I appreciated most was learning about each resident and why they are there. These animals aren't on display for entertainment. They are ambassadors helping people understand and appreciate birds of prey. This organization rehabilities injured raprors, cares for many birds that to cannot be in the wild any longer and help utilize themto educate the public. The absolute sweetheart of my visit was Lethe, a turkey vulture who casually walked right up to us like we were old friends. I never expected one of my favorite interactions to be with a turkey vulture, but he absolutely stole my heart. Hans, the Eurasian eagle owl, was breathtaking. His enormous orange eyes were mesmerizing and I could have stood there watching him for hours. He is a stunning bird and to see him up close was incredible. I was also very excited to see Francis the magpie. My husband loves owls and that is why we came here, but magpies are my favorite birds so imagine my surprise when I saw her. Francis is actually not a raptor, she's a corvid, but she is a rescue and as the centers only non-rafter resident ,they also use her as an education ambassador. It was a challenge to try and get any good photos of any of the birds so although I'm attaching photos as always, you should understand that they don't do justice to actually being there. Because it was hard to get good photos and because of all of the other challenges that I have listed, if I was reviewing the raptor center completely objectively, I would probably give it three stars, maybee less honestly, but there is an element of community and learning and magic and hope and beauty here that just cannot be boiled down to an unequivocal rating. I would come here again every time, and all the time, and I highly recommend this stop if you're in the area and at all interested in birds or any kind of animal rescue and rehabilitation. .

During our August anniversary trip, my husband and I took some time to visit the Cascades Raptor…read moreCenter in Eugene. As someone who has volunteered at the California Raptor Center in Davis, CA for 3 years (and counting) and is also a primary handler/trainer of two education ambassadors (a Swainson's Hawk and a Peregrine Falcon), as well as an aspiring falconer, I am pretty well-versed in raptors. Therefore, Cascades Raptor Center was a no-brainer stop on our trip. It was a pretty warm day, as OR had just experienced a heat wave. The raptor center overall was very well-kept, with over 30 education ambassadors on display. All the enclosures were very clean and organized. There were various trainers in several enclosures working with their respective birds when we went, and one volunteer even had a peregrine falcon out on glove for the public to enjoy up close and to ask questions about. We actually made it just in time for the last flight show of the season, and boy was it a blast!! Hans the Eurasian-Eagle-Owl was the star of the show, but I thoroughly enjoyed the entire program. As you can see in the photos below, I snapped some lovely shots of the birds with my DSLR. Here I am sharing some of my favorites. The admission fee was worth it, especially as the raptor center mainly functions from donations. We also shopped at the little gift shop after for some mementos to take home. I would love to revisit on our next trip to OR!

Tractor Supply - livestocksupply - Updated November 2026

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