Southern Oregon
Phoenix, Oregon
City
Southern Oregon city, not to be confused with Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix is a small city in the southern Rogue Valley between Talent and Medford, rebuilding after the 2020 Almeda Fire destroyed much of its housing stock.
History & Local Character
Phoenix was founded in the 1850s as a farming community and named after the mythical bird. The Almeda Fire in 2020 burned through much of the town.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing includes rebuilt homes, new subdivisions and remaining older homes, with prices moderate for the valley.
Restaurants & Shopping
The city has a few cafes and restaurants along Main Street, with more options in Medford and Ashland.
Schools & Education
Phoenix students attend Phoenix-Talent School District schools, including Phoenix High School.
Parks & Recreation
The Bear Creek Greenway runs along the city's edge, and the Rogue Valley offers nearby wineries and trails.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-5 and OR 99 serve the city, with Rogue Valley Transportation District buses.
Local Businesses
CafesContractorsFarm standsAuto services
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Nearby Attractions
- Bear Creek Greenway
- Rogue Valley wineries
- Ashland
- Medford
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Affordable housing relative to Ashland
- Greenway access
- Between Medford and Ashland
Considerations
- Ongoing fire recovery
- Wildfire risk
- Limited services
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Phoenix, Oregon the same as Phoenix, Arizona?
No. Phoenix, Oregon is a small city in Jackson County in the Rogue Valley, entirely unrelated to Phoenix, Arizona.