Rock River Outfitters - Looking for the right bait to land that big walleye or hook that giant flathead?  Need the perfect shotgun to bring home that 10 pt. buck.  Located just north of Hwy 64 on River Road, Rock River Outfitters can help you with all of your hunting and fishing needs.

Ruby Nash Home and Museum - A variety of vintage items and articles about the Oregon area, just right for all of you history buffs!  Located at 111 N. 6th Street.

White Pines State Park - Enjoy camping, hiking the trails, fishing for trout in the stream or grabbing a meal at the lodge.  Located ten miles west of Oregon on Pines Road, White Pines is the perfect destination for someone looking for a place to enjoy the outdoors.

"Solar Reef" - The newest sculpture to be added to the Oregon Sculpture Trail will be dedicated on June 29th at 6:30pm, prior to the regularly scheduled Concert In The Park at Oregon Park West.  "Solar Reef", designed by Andrew Langoussis, won the 2009 Community Art Legacy award.  It will be placed on the hill at Park West.

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July 16 - 18, 2010 will be the inaugural celebration of the Oregon Trail Days Festival.  This three day high energy, entertainment packed event will be held in locations throughout Oregon and will celebrate the Native American and western heritage of our area.  Friday night starts the festival with an Outdoor Eatery and Saloon at the 3rd Street parking lot in downtown Oregon.  Local restaurants and not-for-profits will sell western themed food while the festival committee serves up cold drinks.  The Lisle Grobe River Ramblers and Smokin Gunz will perform and a special appearance will be made by Johnny Cash impersonator, Terry Lee Goffee.
 
Saturday events start at 10:00 a.m. with a blessing of the Black Hawk Statue at Lowden Park.  Native American Indians will perform authentic drumming and dance routines while cowboys show off their rope and gun tricking.  The day's events, all happening at Lowden State Park, will include kid's activities, a horse parade, food and merchant vendors, a bird of prey exhibit, and much more.  Tipi and covered wagon camping are available both Friday and Saturday nights.
 
Park East will be the host to Sunday's excitement which starts with an 8k run (starts at Castle Rock and ends at Park East) and Lions Club pancake breakfast. A canoe rally from the park to Castle Rock or Grand Detour will end the new festival.
 
The Oregon Trail Days festival is being created as way to generate funding for the restoration of the Black Hawk Statue and to create awareness of the 100th anniversary of the statue in 2011.  We hope you will all come out and support this new event in Oregon.  More information can be found at ..........