Corvallis, Newport and Albany is one of the safest places to live and it is clean, friendly and family oriented. It is small enough to be very personable, yet it is a cultural center with abundant activities. Downtown Corvallis, Newport and Albany is very charming with its classic, late 1800's architecture. The Benton County Courthouse graces the cityscape for miles around.

Oregon State University has added a vibrant and international tone to the city since it's beginnings in the 1850's as the first public university in Oregon. With over 15,000 students and world-acclaimed faculty and research programs, it is a bustling center. Call the OSU Tour office 541-737-2626.

Oregon State University

Corvallis, Newport and Albany residents know how to enjoy the spectacular beauty and open spaces in the Willamette Valley. Surrounded by forests, hills, farmland, the Willamette River, meandering streams and the city's Greenbelt, activities in Corvallis, Newport and Albany are endless. Enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, wildlife refuges, covered bridges, wineries, and multitudes of parks all around the city. Corvallis, Newport and Albany has four golf courses, and for the kids: tennis, soccer, softball, gymnastics, and lots more!

Corvallis, Newport and Albany Facts:
~ Located eighty-five miles south of Portland, forty-five miles north of Eugene.
~ Population is roughly 50,000.
~ Income for Median Family is $49,900 (second highest area in Oregon).
~ Air transportation to Portland is available multi-times daily.

Climate is one of the mildest in the US:
~ Spring, Fall and Summer temps in the upper 50's to upper 80's.
~ Mid-Winter temps range in the 40's.
~ Average rainfall is forty inches.
Medical Facilities:
~ Good Samaritan Hospital and many clinics nearby.
Newspaper: Gazette Times (and Mid-Valley Sunday) - call 758-9581.
Taxes:
~ No sales, however there are property (1.5%) and state income (9%).
Proximity: one hour and fifteen minutes to the coast, two hours to skiing and the glorious Cascades

Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire!

Events to watch for:
Spring through Fall - Corvallis, Newport and Albany Farmers Markets
Mid June - Mary's River Rod Run
Mid June - Oregon Folklife Festival
July 4 - Red, White and Blues Riverfront Festival
Mid July - Philomath Frolic and Rodeo
Mid July - daVinci Days Festival
Late July to Early August - Benton County Fair and Rodeo
Mid September - Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire
Late September - Corvallis, Newport and Albany Fall Festival
September 1-30 - Quilt Country
Late November - Corvallis, Newport and Albany Community Christmas Parade
Late January - Celebrate Corvallis, Newport and Albany

There is so much more that Corvallis, Newport and Albany has to offer. I'd love the opportunity to tell you why this is the best place to be. You may also request a copy of Our Town, a comprehensive book of resources in Corvallis, Newport and Albany including: lodging, dining, schools, day care options, etc. Just give me a call, at 541-757-0222 or email me.

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