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Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Medford, Oregon (OR)
Sink your teeth into the sweet fruit of Medford, Oregon. Known for its delectable pears, the city tempts travelers with this mouth-watering treat. Visit Harry and David's for a factory tour, and maybe a free sample, of one of the country's biggest suppliers of fruit gifts. Tour the area's five covered bridges and take advantage of the mild climate to go hiking, biking or rafting. Or make your way through orchards, creameries and vineyards on a tasty wine and cheese tour.
Restaurants in Medford
1. Rogue River
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 308 reviews
Located in Southern Oregon, the Rogue River is a great fishing area.
Reviewed By CADNampa_Idaho
There are a couple sites just off the highway between Shady Cove and the Crater Lake road that are wonderful. They are an easy walk from the parking lot too for us seniors with health issues. It is a gorgeous River and interesting area.
2. Natural Bridge Loop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
A two-mile hiking path along the Rogue River in Southern Oregon.
Reviewed By csarchibald - San Marcos, United States
A short hike from the parking lot takes you to view an incredible natural phenomenon, where the Rogue River drops into a Lava Tube and pops up about 20 yards down stream. This creates an area where you someone could walk across a "Natural Bridge" (actually fenced off so you can't actually walk on it).
3. Applegate Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
A reservoir which offers many outdoor activities.
Reviewed By DmU2803ACdenisem
The lake is beautiful, amazingly clear and perfect for swimming, paddle boarding, fishing or just lounging with a gorgeous view.
4. JCLS Medford Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By kathleencB1757QT - Medford, United States
JCLS has a great selection or books and very friendly staff. Some used books available for sale at good prices.
5. Upper and Lower Table Rock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Two flat-topped hills with an abundance of growing wildflowers.
Reviewed By Hybridwarrior - Gilbert, United States
If you're looking for some great quick hikes in Southern Oregon that even your young kids can do, both of these are great options. The trail is easily marked and good for even novice hikers. The view from the top is amazing and you feel like you are on top of the world!
6. Medford Railroad Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By NedraParker
We love the railroad park. All ages can enjoy it. They are open to the public on a limited basis. Most all the times we have been there are for a private party or gathering. We went to a church BBQ there on Saturday where there were probably 200 people in attendance. They are also a great activity for Birthday parties or family reunions. They have multiple scale trains to be seen. There is a great train ride that our kids ride almost nonstop while we are there. The clubs are super friendly and love trains.
7. Diamond Lake
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 106 reviews
A large lake with beautiful scenery and great fishing.
Reviewed By 27barbaran - Grants Pass, United States
In early October we rode our bikes around the lake on the 11 mile paved trail. Absolutely beautiful, no bugs, no crowds. Takes about 2 hours.
8. Howard Prairie Lake
9. Bear Creek Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By jenLeCreate - Vista, United States
We had a great time at this park while on a road trip up into Oregon. There is so much at this park - a lot of grass, trees for shade, a skate park, tennis courts, kids climbing playground, bathrooms (clean for public park), paved path for walking/bike riding. There is no main entrance (that we are aware of) just many entrances that are along residential streets. There was one parking lot that we found close to the tennis courts & skate park. The skate park was very cool - oh to be younger to enjoy this w/ a few friends. Couldn't wait to tell my grandkids about this. We ended up visiting this park 2 days. We brought our bikes with us and rode the paved bike trail that goes along the creek. The trail was plenty long for us - I think it goes for 30 miles or so - down to Ashland. A few people have commented on people that appear to be living in the park. Yes, we saw people - some said hi and others didn't but never had any fear or bad feelings. Felt as safe as we do anywhere else. One of the best things was when we came across the farmer's market which was setup alongside the park. What a great treat that was to get our lunch and continue our bike ride. Next time up we will ride back the other way. Bring some food, some drink and enjoy part (or all) of the day. A big shout out to Medford for creating such a space to enjoy.
10. Harry & David's Tour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
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