Umpqua Valley Wineries and Tasting Rooms

Areas in Umpqua Valley

• Roseburg

  Tasting rooms in the heart of town, with more wineries just off Interstate 5.

  20+ places in Cruv

• Elkton Oregon

  The valley's northern end, around the riverside town of Elkton. It runs cooler and wetter than the rest of the valley, and Pinot Noir and other cool-climate grapes do well here.

  6 places in Cruv

Also in Umpqua Valley: Red Hill Douglas County.

Know before you go

Reservations

Tasting rooms keep different open days, and those that see visitors by appointment only appreciate a call ahead.

Tasting fees

Fees vary by tasting room.

Getting there

Roseburg is on Interstate 5, about three hours south of Portland, an hour south of Eugene and two hours north of Ashland. You can fly into Eugene or Medford.

Best time to visit

Mild for much of the year, so most seasons work. In Elkton, an afternoon river breeze cools the growing season, so bring a layer.

Getting around

Towns are a drive apart: Oakland, just off Interstate 5, is about 30 minutes from Elkton via Highway 138. Leave the driving to a designated driver, a rideshare or a tour.

Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekends bring events at wineries across the valley.

Nearby wine regions

• Rogue Valley

  Three valleys with progressively warmer climates mean both cool- and warm-climate grapes grow here, around Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass.

  60+ places in Cruv · 85+ upcoming events

• Willamette Valley

  Pinot Noir is the flagship of this Oregon valley, poured in small-town tasting rooms and hillside wineries from near Portland to south of Eugene.

  350+ places in Cruv · 240+ upcoming events