The Wolf Creek Inn

About Us

THIS PLACE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL

Imagine yourself as a traveler along a section of the Applegate Trail in the late 1800's. You have just arrived by stage coach at the Wolf Creek Inn. This is a long-sought-after refuge from a not-so-comfortable journey over mountains and across valleys.

After paying 75 cents for a room, bath, and meals, you're ready to relax. You sit down to a good meal and some easy conversation with the innkeepers or other guests. Afterwards, the men sidle off to the tap room for some quaffs of beer while the ladies adjourn to the parlor. The conversation drifts from tales of inspirational beauty to frightful experiences of the trail.

The rooms are no longer 75 cents, but the refuge is still here preserved in its original state. The Inn is a great place to stopover when traveling the I-5 through Oregon yet remains well off the beaten track. We invite you to indulge in the history that once was and have the feeling of taking a step back in time while staying at the inn, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

In front of the Inn, you'll find interpretive panels depicting life on the Applegate Trail. The inside of the building is open to public for Ranger-guided tours and self-guided tours while it is also a fully functioning Inn with 9 guest rooms.

The Tavern is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Wednesday-Sunday. Everyone is invited to learn more about the history and view a building that has served guests since 1883!