Party Bus Rental Medford, Oregon

The area of Medford is rich in volcanic history. The Upper and Lower Table Rock is an example of this. They are two prominent volcanic plateaus near the famous Rogue River. They were created by lava flow dating back almost 7 million years ago! They have since been shaped by erosion and stand about 800 feet above the Rogue Valley. This is the perfect destination for the hiking enthusiast in your group. Be sure to take an experienced and familiar hiker with you as the terrain here can be a bit much for an amateur.

The Rogue River flows for 215 miles and is the site of many a white water rafting excursion. Along the course, there are 2 areas that are congressionally designated as National Wild and Scenic sections. They are the Wild and Scenic Upper Rogue River and the Wild and Scenic Lower Rogue River. These areas are virtually untouched by man and that is by no accident. There are strict conservation laws and efforts in the area that prevent those without permits to utilize the river and adjacent areas. Permits are only available during certain times of the year and are given with great consideration and emphasis on the responsibility they hold. However, once a permit is obtained, guests can enjoy boating, hiking, floating, fishing, and kayaking excursions and all of the natural beauty that goes along with it. Much of the area can only be seen via the water, so for the most enhanced experience, it is suggested guests travel via water.

This not for profit museum is a children’s discovery museum geared towards children between the ages of 0 and 10. Here children are afforded with free play, or imagination based activities, that enhance and nurture development of the brain. The Museum was founded in the late 90’s as a means to enhance the community and the lives of children. This is a family friendly stop in Medford and one that is a must see if you have littles under the age of 10.

The Crate Rock Museum houses the largest and most incredible collection of rocks, minerals, and gems on the entire West Coast. In addition, guests will see petrified wood, which is very stone-like in appearance, Native American artifacts, and other such items. There is a gift shop on site for all of your souvenir needs and the proceeds raised are used to further develop the museum’s outreach and experience.

A trip to Medford is sure to include two things, talk of volcanoes and talk of trains. That is because both are integral to the literal and figurative development of the city. At the Medford Railroad Park, guests are treated to mini train rides, railway memorabilia and artifacts, and tours of retired historic trains. This is a must see for the aspiring engineer or conductor in your group and any railway enthusiasts you meet along the way!

Located at the Collier Center for the Performing Arts, the Craterian Theatre is a 732 seat capacity theatre that is home to nationally known recording artist concerts, dance and theatrical tours, and other such stage shows. In 1923 the Page Theatre, the premier theatre of the area, burnt to the ground after a decade of performances. It left a gaping hole in the community so two local businessmen joined forces and the Craterian Theatre was born. It has been putting smiles on the faces of those who visit it since. Don’t forget, if you are coming to Medford to attend a concert or show at the Craterian, be sure to book your limousine rental from Price4Limo!