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Guesthouse in Baker City
Mediterranean Casita Retreat #2
Self check-in! Well-appointed South Casita is located 1/2 mile from the Quail Ridge Golf Course, yet only two minutes away from the amenities of downtown Baker City, featuring shopping, art galleries, dining, wine bar and award-winning brew pubs. You will enjoy the resort like setting of the South Casita boasting a 600 sq. ft. combined bedroom and living area, including a separate full bathroom and kitchenette. The queen bed has a luxury pillow top mattress with high quality sheets and bedding.
$98 per night
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Cottage in Baker City
The Baker City Jewel Box- A Dog Friendly Art House
S Baker 1910 cottage, perfect for 2. 10% off A-Lakes skiing. Original art & color abound in this fun & unique space. Many guests just want to move in & stay long term. Info on local sights, restaurants & things to do are on site so it's perfect for Basecamp Baker adventures or enjoying the secure pup friendly yard with BBQ & seasonal canal. Queen canopy bed, comfy living room, kitchen, bath & laundry, streaming wi-fi & Netflix-it's a gem! If booked see Old Mill House- same but different
$70 per night
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Home in Baker City
Winemaker's Bungalow close to downtown
Located in a quiet neighborhood and still just a few blocks to downtown. As owners of the winery in town you will get free tasting coupons. The master bedroom has a queen sized bed and there's a clawfoot tub in the jack and jill bathroom. High speed internet, blu-ray/DVD player, Smart TV (streaming) and cable. The kitchen has a full size fridge, microwave, toaster, single cup coffee maker, ect. Enjoy the front porch or relax on the private back deck with a fenced back yard.
$105 per night

Stay near Baker City's top sights

Geiser Grand Hotel9 locals recommend
Inland Cafe4 locals recommend
El Erradero7 locals recommend
Safeway8 locals recommend
Albertsons9 locals recommend
Paizano's Pizza3 locals recommend

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Cottage in Baker City
Cowboy Cottage Baker City
$75 per night
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Cottage in Baker City
Travelers Studio Cottage, Dog Friendly
$82 per night
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Bungalow in Baker City
Powder River Bungalow
$134 per night
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Cabin in Baker City
Enchanting A-Frame
$118 per night
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Home in Baker City
Michelle's MCM
$164 per night
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Cottage in Baker City
Classic Cottage in the Heart of Baker City
$135 per night
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Guesthouse in Baker City
Stunning Skyline Suite! 10% off Anthony Lakes
$86 per night
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Guest suite in Baker City
Stunning Suburban Suite With Kitchenette
$134 per night
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Home in Baker City
Downtown Spacious 3 bedroom 2.5 bath w/ game room
$150 per night
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Home in Baker City
🌺Scarlet Begonia🌺 Friends & Family Vacation Home
$158 per night
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Home in Baker City
Liberty House
$155 per night
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Apartment in Baker City
Grace With a View
$125 per night

Your guide to Baker City

All About Baker City

Located in eastern Oregon close to the border of Idaho, Baker City earned its spot on the map when the 1860s Gold Rush transformed it from a dusty outpost to a vibrant town. Today, Baker City is home to more than 100 historic buildings — churches, movie theaters, private homes, many dating from the mid-19th century — and many of its attractions revolve around the town’s history.

Check out the Baker Heritage Museum, for example, which traces the town’s local and natural history, and the Adler House Museum, formerly the private residence of a billionaire and philanthropist. A 15-minute drive east of Baker City will bring you to the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, which gives you the chance to learn more about the experiences of the settlers who made their way from the Midwest to the West Coast. Also nearby, the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway can take you through some of the area’s most magnificent scenery.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Baker City

Eastern Oregon’s temperate, four-season climate does swing from hot to cold and wet to dry, but extremes are rare. The summer sees the warmest and longest days, which is great if you want to explore the nearby hiking trails or go for a drive on the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway. It can get very crowded from June through August, so you may want to book your Baker City vacation rentals well in advance. During the spring and fall, things are a bit quieter and you can see the surrounding areas explode into a sea of colors as spring flowers bloom or autumn foliage erupts in reds and golds. The weather can get pretty cold in the winter, but this is a good time to explore Baker City at its quietest.


Top things to do in Baker City

The National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center

The Oregon Trail passed near Baker City, and throughout town, you’ll encounter reminders of the impact of this historic trail, which led hundreds of thousands of people to Oregon. One of the best places to experience this history is the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, which uses living-history re-enactments, multimedia displays, and interpretive trails to tell the story of these migrants.

Hells Canyon Scenic Byway

This roadway, stretching an impressive 218 miles, encircles the Wallowa Mountains, which soar into the air and culminate in white-capped, jagged peaks. Along the route, the byway passes the 8,000-foot-deep Hells Canyon, one of the deepest river-carved canyons in the United States, as well as striking rock formations and the fast-moving Snake River. You’ll have plenty of excuses to stop for an hour or a day — there are plenty of opportunities to hike, fish, and go white-water rafting along the way.

Baker Heritage Museum

This museum, housed in a 1920s former natatorium, will take you through the history of Baker City and the Oregon Trail as you explore two floors of exhibits. It is also home to the Cavin-Warfel Rock Collection, one of the biggest collections of rocks, minerals, and gems in the western United States.

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