Oregon Must Sees - Poll

Crater Lake, Spruce Goose in McMinnville, Lewis and Clark sites, the coast.

Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood, Sea Lion caves or better yet the whole OR coast, Columbia River Gorge along with Multnomah Falls.
Eastern Oregon is much like parts of Texas. Many places to see Newberry Volcanic Monument US 97 goes right through the center of area. Metolis River Camp Sherman area.

Coastal Highway and the waterfalls east of Portland along I-84.

The coast, Crater Lake, The Steens mountains.
Really hard to mention all there is to see as lots of great site seeing is done from some of the nicest CG's around. Lots of lakes, rivers with CG's on them. Lots of hiking with amazing views. Too hard to go into detail.

Totally agree to all above.......add Hwy 138 east from Roseburg. Some of the neatest waterfalls in Oregon...many you can have an easy walk to....some involve hiking.
Newberry Volcanic Monument has 2 lakes (East and Paulina). There is also a road up to Paulina Peak that is hard, can only be done in car or pickup (no RVs), and in the summer. It will give you one heck of a view of 4 states.

Chinese pharmacy in JohnDay. All of US101. In other words the coast. It is nothing like the Atlantic or gulf coast. What interests you the most? Caves? Oregon caves all of southern Oregon for the history. Oh. Forgot the sumpter valley dredge. John Day fossle beds. Willowa lake. Historic Jacksonville, Oregon vortex. Mt Hood for summer skiing. Lots of lava caves open to explore across central Oregon. How much time do you plan to spend? Two, three years would be a good start. We have a very diverse ecosystems in Oregon. Any of them should peak your interests into spending months exploring.

It's pretty well been covered and I have to agree: The coast (especially the northern half) & Crater Lake are my favorites. And, if you like aircraft, as I do, the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum in McMinnville is worth a stop. Not only the Spruce Goose, as mentioned, but the SR71 Blackbird! :) There is a nice RV park nearby, too.

John Day Fossil Beds off 395. I think that is the most beautiful country, and the town of John Day has an awesome Chinese Museum that is a must see.
Joseph - its out of the way, but beautiful country and a neat little town
Crater Lake - You can't go to Oregon without visiting the most beautiful lake in the world.
I second McMinnville Air Museum, in fact, it was the first thing that came to mind when I thought of places in Oregon.
If your a history buff, the Lewis and Clark Fort Clatsop is interesting.
An Ice Cream cone at Tillamook Cheese Factory
The whole coast, north to south.
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Florence on the coast is a great spot. Huge sand dunes for dune buggies, walk on the Beach. Not far from Sea Lion Caves and Newport's Aquarium. We're scheduling a Family Reunion at Lincoln City in 2015.

Oregon Coast Aquarium, Beverly Beach State Campground at Newport Oregon. Crater Lake NP. Newberry Lava area at La Pine Oregon. Fishing Timothy Lake, Mt Hood area. Donuts at Sandy Oregon, better than Krispy Cream.