There is so much to see and do in Elkton! The Mighty Umpqua River is home to a variety of fish for the angler’s enjoyment, and the surrounding forests are Continue Reading →
Elkton is proud to be home of one of the newest AVAs in Oregon. Our cool-climate grapes are grown in local vineyards, produced in our local wineries, and stamped with Continue Reading →
Check out Fort Umpqua at the Elkton Community Education Center at the west end of the city. This was the southern most outpost of the Hudson Bay Company and represented the Continue Reading →
Elkton is a unique and breathtaking city. From the famous Umpqua River to the Butterfly Pavilion, the City takes pride in its unrivaled attractions, renowned Smallmouth Bass fishing, and its unique neighborhoods which are treasures of its own. Discover the variety of outdoor recreation and scenic beauty that reflects the Jewel of The Umpqua.
Our town is located at the junction of State Highway 38 and 138, just 42 miles from the ocean beaches. Eugene is 54 miles to the northeast and Roseburg is 37 miles to the southeast. Both offer colleges, cultural activities and excellent shopping and medical services. As you enter town note the award winning bridge with hand-carved tree posts at each corner.
Elkton is a small,historic town, overlooking the beautiful Umpqua River and nestled in Oregon's coastal mountains. Here 200 residents relax and enjoy a peaceful life. Pastured valleys, rolling hills, vineyards and Douglas fir forests surround the city.
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