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577 W. Monroe St.
Burns, OR 97720
Nightly Rates: ($49.50 - $64.50)
2 Star
Days Inn - Burns is located in Downtown Burns only 3/4 of a mile from Old Camp Casino. We are within walking distance to shopping, a theater and laundry facilities are less than 100 yards away. Days Inn Burns is currently being remodeled and has clean and comfortable rooms. We offer the best Continental Breakfast in Harney County. An Outdoor Pool adds to your summer pleasure. Harney County offers a wide variety of outdoor activities within an 80 mile radius. Our friendly staff awaits your visit. No pets allowed.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is PST
· Opened in 1952
· Renovated in 1999
· 51 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Days Inn is located in Downtown Burns on West Monroe Street (which Hwy. 20 turns into). We are on the right side of the road across from Pioneer Bank. Follow Highway 20 from Bend through Hines, go past the high school to downtown.
Burns Airport, Oregon (5 miles)
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Beautiful Juniper wood hand made log structure overlooking the valley with great meals, a fabulous bar and all at reasonable prices. Decorated with local historical photographs, logging paraphernalia and stuffed local wildlife. 171 Hines Logging Road, Hines, Oregon 97738. 541-573-2000. Open Wednesday thru Monday, Lunch, Dinner and Delivery.
Pine RoomOffers family dining with a lounge/bar. Menu includes steaks, chicken, seafood and chef specialties. 543 W Monroe Burns, Oregon 97720. 541-573-6631. Open 5 PM-10 PM Tuesday - Saturday.
Apple PeddlerFamily Restaurant. 540 Hwy 20 Burns, Oregon 97720. 541-573-2820. Open 24 hrs daily.
Old Camp Casino2205 W Monroe Burns, Oregon 97720 541-573-1500 Open 11AM-10PM Family Dining @ reasonable prices. Also features a lounge/bar.
Old Camp CasinoFamily Dining at reasonable prices. Also features a lounge/bar. 2205 W Monroe Burns, Oregon 97720.541-573-1500. Open daily 11 AM - 10 PM.
El ToreoGreat Mexican foods and beverages awaits you at this warm and friendly restaurant. 239 North Broadway, Burns Oregon 97720.541-573-1829. Open Daily for lunch and dinner.
Figaros PizzaEat in or Delivery. Great Pizza, sandwiches and salad bar. 63 North Buena Vista, Burns Oregon 97720.541-573-5500. Open Daily 11 AM - 830 PM.
Central PastimeLocal Bar and Grille features full service bar, pizza, chicken, burgers, steaks and appetizers. 211 North Broadway, Burns Oregon 97720. 541-573-6261. Open Daily 10 AM - 230 AM.
Ye Old CastleFamily Dining surrounded in an atmosphere of antique bicycles arId toys. 186 W. Monroe Street, Burns Oregon 97720. 541-573-6601. Open Daily.
Fast FoodDairy Queen McDonalds Subway Sandwiches
Harney County is full of outdoor adventures including snowmobiling, birding, hiking, camping, fishing, hunting of Elk, Deer, Longhorn, Coyote, Chukar & Sage Rats. The view stretches the eye over the high desert landscape. Harney County is home to the Steens Mountains, Diamond Craters, Alvord Desert, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Bletzen River, Ochoco and Malheur National Forests, Delintment Lake, Chickahominy Reservoir, and much more. Harney County has retained the hospitality and flavor of the Old West.
- Burns - The CommunityThe Days Inn - Burns is close to many businesses and shopping opportunities, First Bank is across the street, Goodies Galore -bakery- is also across the street, Safeway Grocery store and pharmacy is one block away, Figaro Pizza -they deliver- is a block away, Ye Old Castle is a block away, Napa Auto Parts is one half block away, the High Desert Theatre is three blocks away. Several automobile mechanics and dealerships are also within walking distance of the motel.
- Steens MountainsEnjoy the picturesque Steens Mountains with hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and sightseeing.
- Malheur National Wildlife RefugeOpen Year Round Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has many forms of wildlife and attracts many bird watchers and photographer. There is also has an annual bird migration festival every year in Harney County on the first weekend of every April.
- Page Spring CampgroundOpen May 1 st through October 31 st Near the Blezten River, this campground offers 36 units with tables and grills, 3 Vault toilets, and one wood bin with water.
- Frenchglen HotelFrenchglen, Oregon 541-493-2825. Established in 1924, the hotel is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. It is also a state park with gas, food, and lodging. Reservations are required.
- Fish LakeOpen June or July through October Fish lake is stocked with Rainbow Trout. It offers a campground with a boat ramp and fishing dock. Sorry, no boat motors allowed. Fees required.
- Crystal Crane Hot SpringsOpen year round 541-493-2312. Located 25 miles SE of Bums on Highway 78. Enjoy hot tubs,camping, and swimming.
- Annual EventsJohn Scharff Migratory Bird Festival is held the first full weekend in April, seminars, classes, tours and birding adventures are featured. Lions Fly-In Breakfast is held at the Burns Airport on the first Saturday in June. Features airplane Irides, displayed aircraft and motorcycles. Harney County Ranch Horse Sale is held at the fairgrounds on the first Saturday of June, and is comprised of horses that are ranch raised in Eastern Oregon. Quilt Show and Exhibition is held in downtown Burns and showcases the skills and talents of local quilters, start three days before the first Saturday in June. Obsidian Days is held in Hines park and features gem dealers from several states who display rocks and gems from all over the world. Obsidian Days takes place on the second Saturday of June. Pioneer Day is the second Saturday of June and is sponsored by the Harney County Pioneer Association. Old Time Music Jamboree is held in June the weekend before the National Fiddle Contest in Weiser, Idaho. Old Time fiddlers and music buffs jam session includes contests and workshops. Bell A Cutting Horse Association Celebration is held at the famous Bell A ranch near Burns and starts on the last Thursday in June and lasts 4 days. Concessions, shaded bleachers, no admission and western style BBas are featured with the Cutting event. Basque Festival is held each year in June and shares the Basque heritage with food, dances and games. Steens Mountain Rim Run and Walk takes place the first Saturday in August and starts at Jackman Park, and finishes at the mountains east rim. Other festivities are held at Frenchglen during the event. Frenchglen Jamboree held the first Saturday in August, live music, kids events, team branding and doctoring, western BBa and a dance are all scheduled. Desen Dash Motorcycle and Antique Car Rally held the third weekend in August. Three days of games, rallies, poker runs and car shows, live music, dancing and a raffle for a Harley Davidson. Held at the Fairgrounds. Harney County Fair, Rodeo and Race Meet is held every September, activities usually start the Tuesday after Labor Day. Exhibits, parades, carnival, horse show, rodeo, horse races and pari- mutuel betting are all a part of the week long county fair. Steens Mountain Men Rendezvous is usually held the third weekend of September and includes activities of reenactment of the pre-1840s era, camps, primitive bowl trail, black powder rifle displays with a traders row and fellowship. Burns Paiute Reservation Day Pow Wow held on the second weekend in October, festivities include traditional dancing and drumming, dress and dance competition with crafts and food booths. Wine and Food Festival benefiting the Harney County Hospice held in November is an evening of gourmet food and wine tasting with live music and dancing. Harney County Homemakers Christmas Fair is held the first Saturday in December in the Memorial Building at the fairgrounds and displays art, crafts and has food booths - there are no commercial vendors for this event, everything must be home made.
Harney County, Frontier Country is the ninth largest County. The view stretches the eye over the high desert landscape. Harney County is home to Steens Mountains, the Diamond Craters, Alvord Desert, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Bletzen River, Ochoco and Malheur National Forests, Delitment Lake, Chickahominy Reservoir, and much more. Harney County has retained the flavor of the Old West.
Enjoy the picturesque Steens Mountains with hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and sightseeing.
Open Year Round Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has many forms of wildlife and attracts many bird watchers and photographer. It also has an annual festival.
- Page Spring CampgroundOpen May 1st through October 31st Near the Blezten River, this campground offers 36 units with tables & grills, 3 Vault toilets, and one wood bin with water.
- Frenchglen HotelFrenchglen, Oregon 541-493-2825 Established in 1924, it is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. It is also a state park with gas, food, & lodging. Reservations are required.
- Fish LakeOpen June or July through October Fish lake is stocked with Rainbow Trout. It offers a campground with a boat ramp and fishing dock. Sorry, no boat motors allowed. Fees required.
- Crystal Crane Hot SpringsOpen Year Round 541-493-2312 25 miles SE of Burns. Enjoy a hot tubs, camping, and swimming.
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near OregonWhile in Oregon, you might enjoy a visit to: Symbol of the Caveman's Club, this brutish statue guards Grants Pass. A 1960s-vintage educational exhibit; watch her organs glow! A 21-foot-tall, vine-covered, cement pillar with an obscure history. All 452 square inches of it. |