Pinot Valley Escape

Guest studio set in the heart of the Willamette Valley Wine Country. Come and visit us in beautiful and peaceful, Dayton, Oregon. Dayton is 7 miles from the county seat of McMinnville, but offers charms of its own. World class dining is within walking distance at the amazing Joel Palmer House, and more casual dining at Lonestar Restaurant, Juanita's, or Mamma Italia. This space is well furnished with all the comforts of home. Built in 2018, it has its own private entrance, large patio with year-round landscaping, brand new stainless steel appliances, leather couch, air conditioning, lofty bed -- no expense has been spared. Your comfort and satisfaction is in good hands for your Pinot Valley Escape! This is a complete studio with great open space concept. Family room with flatscreen TV, kitchen with island and a queen bed make you feel right at home. Large, spacious bathroom with locking door. You will be provided with a key code, no key to have to remember or dig for! We'd be happy to have as much interaction as you'd like. Please let us know if there is anything you need. We're here to help :) Being born and raised in Yamhill County, we are happy to be a resource on things to do! Pinot Valley Escape is in the charming town Dayton. There are several wineries and restaurants in town, but you are surrounded by what made this land desirable -- agriculture. From filberts (hazelnuts, our state nut) to blueberries, and world renown nurseries you are looking at the best possible to experience the leading industry in Oregon. Dayton is very quaint and very close to historic downtown McMinnville. We are available to make suggestions of things to do, see, and experience while you are here. You will be provided with your own parking space. The entrance is well lit, so you are safe coming and going at all hours of the day or night. You are right off a main thorough-fair. This allows you quick access to HWY 18, or take the country road to Salem. We are just a couple of miles to the largest flying plane in history -- the Spruce Goose, at Evergreen Aviation Museum.