Why Live in O'Brien
O'Brien, located in Cave Junction, Oregon, is a neighborhood that appeals to nature and wildlife enthusiasts. The Rough and Ready Botanical Wayside offers a serene mile-and-a-half-long trail perfect for dog walking, especially during spring when wildflowers are in full bloom. For more adventurous activities, the historic McGrew Trail allows off-roaders to explore the rugged terrain with motorcycles, horses, and four-wheel-drive vehicles. Families can enjoy guided tours at Great Cats World Park, which features leopards, lions, and tigers, and hosts events like the Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The neighborhood's amenities include a post office, gas station, country store, and McGrew’s Restaurant and Lounge, which features a western-themed outdoor patio. The Augustino Estate Treehouse Tasting Room provides a unique experience with its elevated deck overlooking Leuizenger Creek, where visitors can sample local wines. O'Brien experiences hot summers with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees and cool, wet winters with potential flooding risks. The Siskiyou Smokejumper Museum highlights the area's firefighting history, offering insights from retired smokejumpers. Homes in O'Brien are characterized by tall trees, gated driveways, and chain-link fences, providing privacy. The neighborhood features one and two-story cottages, many with wells, septic tanks, and amenities like sheds, gardens, or horse pastures. U.S. Route 199 connects O'Brien to essential services, with the nearest hospital 35 miles away and Rogue Valley International Medford Airport 63 miles east.
