Eagle Point is located just 12 miles from Medford, Oregon on Highway 62 on the way to Crater Lake, we enjoy the conveniences of the "big city" and the warmth and friendliness of small town life. Known as "The Gateway to the Lakes", Eagle Point is also home to a world class golf course and the Eagle Point National Cemetery.
 
History plays a large part in our way of life. And, with two truly fine museums, a covered bridge, an operating flour mill, three parks, and many historic buildings in town, you'll feel as if you have stepped back in time to a quieter, more peaceful era. Excellent services and friendly local merchants will make your stay a memorable one.
 

Eagle Point Golf Course

With a population of 5,500 spread over a large area, we are a rural community of farms, dairies and ranches. While we are experiencing a growth "boom", we still maintain our community spirit and "home town" atmosphere.
  
Excellent city services and the school system is one of the finest in the country and many "booster" activities take place throughout the year. Affordable housing, large parcels of land and subdivisions are all available.
  
Eagle Point Golf Course a Robert Trent Jones II Pro Am 18 hole course attracts golfers from al around.

Climate
Elevation: 1,310' Measurement Location: Medford
 
Temperature:
Monthly Ave. Low: 30°F Monthly Ave. High: 89°F
Hottest Month July Coldest Month January Driest Month July Wettest Month December
Average annual precipitation: 18.850"
 
Humidity (Hour 10, local time):
Average July afternoon humidity: 45% Average January afternoon humidity: 88%
 
Source: Oregon Climate Service

History of Eagle Point
 
Eagle Point has been in existence since gold was first discovered in Jacksonville in 1852. Farmers and stock raisers liked the untamed natural beauty of the Little Butte Creek area and saw this as an area perfect to settle and raise families. As such Eagle Point became the "Food Basket" for Jacksonville and later Medford.
 
Eagle Point became a major trade center when Snowy Butte Mill was built in 1872. Wagons lined the dusty road for miles waiting to load. Indians from Fort Klamath walked the Old Military Trail to Eagle Point to trade leather for flour from the mill. With the arrival of the P&E railroad along the edge of town, a commercial district developed. As a result, Eagle Point was incorporated in 1912. At the time of incorporation, Eagle Point boasted two hotels, hardware store, lumberyard, billiard and pool hall, confectionery store, state bank and other businesses. Three of the original brick buildings, housing the State Bank, confectionery store and general store still stand and are in use today housing new businesses
 
Eagle Point has always been a family community, one that pulls together for the betterment of it's citizens. In 1987 the citizens of Eagle Point relocated a Queen Truss Covered Bridge from Antelope Creek and placed it across Little Butte Creek. This covered bridge now serves as a safe walkway for school children to cross Little Butte Creek to and from school.
 
A school house built in 1925 has been converted into a museum which contains the 2nd largest collection of historic artifacts in Jackson County. Contained within the historic district is the Butte Creek Mill, a school built in 1899 which is still in use, a country church constructed in 1906, a rock house built in the 1870's, three homes built at the turn of the century and, of course, our Queen Truss Covered Bridge.
 
Eagle Point is on the verge of a building explosion due in part to the livability of the area and due partly to the building of the Eagle Point Golf Course. The projected growth for the City of Eagle Point is providing excellent growth and opportunities for the business community.
 
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