The Towns of Halsey & Brownsville are in central western Oregon. They lie in the southern end of the Willamette River Valley, one of the most fertile areas in the United States.

Where are the Towns of

Brownsville & Halsey?

The easiest way to find Brownsville and Halsey is to travel Interstate-5 south form Portland, Oregon about 84 miles to I-5 Exit 216.

You will find the City of Halsey about 2 miles west of the Exit. You will find Brownsville 2 miles east of the Exit.

City of Brownsville

Brownsville is a town of 1500 people founded in the 1840’s. Historic downtown Brownsville is a collection of stores, cafes, and antique shops in buildings built from 1840 to 1930 that are typical of rural cities. Brownsville has many interesting residences dating back to the 1850’s. Downtown Brownsville has been the backdrop for several movies because of its authentic turn of the century look

One of the city’s main attractions is Pioneer Park, a 26 acre facility located on the Calapooia River. Brownsville hosts the Pioneer Picnic on the third weekend of June. It brings thousands

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of visitors to the city each year to see the oldest continuously held celebration in the State of Oregon. It was established in 1887.

The City of Halsey

Halsey, Oregon is a city of over 700 people. The City was founded in 1871. Originally one of its main industries in the town was the shipping of the wheat grown on the farms in the area on the railroad. The wheat crops are gone today and this area has become a world leader in the production of grass seed.

For more information on the history of Hasley go to the City’s web site listed below.

Recommended Attractions in Halsey / Brownsville, OR

Attractions

Museums
Linn County Historical Museum 101 Park Ave PO Box 607 Brownsville, OR 97327 541-466-3390 http://www.co.linn.or.us/museum/ Operated by Linn County Parks, the museum houses one of only three remaining wagons that crossed the Oregon Trail. Housed in a former Southern Pacific Depot you will find an early telephone switchboard, a wollen mill, a bank, and a doctor’s office among its displays.	Moyer House 204 N Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327 541-466-3070 An 1881 Victorian Italianate residence that has been restored. It is owned by the County and managed by Linn County Parks. It is open on weekends.
Parks & Gardens
Brownsville’s Pioneer Park One of the city’s main attractions is Pioneer Park, a 26 acre facility located on the Calapooia River
Visitor Information
City of Brownsville 255 N Main Street PO Box 188 Brownsville, OR 97327 541-466-5666 http://www.ci.brownsville.or.us/	City of Halsey 733 W First Halsey, OR 97348 541-369-2522 http://www.cityofhalsey.com/
Historic Brownsville Chamber of Commerce PO Box 161 Brownsville, OR 97327 541-466-5709 Visit their web site	Linn County 300 SW 4^th Avenue PO Box 100 Albany, OR 97321 967-3825 or 1-800-319-3826 http://www.co.linn.or.us/ County Map Map of Linn County

Listed Attractions in Halsey / Brownsville, Oregon

We have not necessarily visited or recommend listed establishments

Restaurants

Pioneer Villa – 541-369-2804

33180 Hwy 228, Halsey, OR 97348

This major facility half way between Albany and Eugene Oregon at Interstate-5 Exit 216 is a truck stop, gas station, Travelodge Motel, and restaurant. The restaurant serves American Cuisine. We always plan a stop here in our travels.

Bella Cuccina & Bakery – 541-466-5902

122 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR 97327

Bramble House Restaurant – 541-466-3511

209 Templeton, Brownsville, OR 97327

The Corner Café – 541-466-5553

431 N Main St, PO Box 897, Brownsville, OR 97327

Restaurants – Mexican

Restaurants – Asian

Restaurants – Pizza

Restaurants – Pubs

Brownsville Saloon – 541-466-5251

419 Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Restaurants – Fast Foods

Subway – 541-369-2666

32980 Hwy 228 Halsey, OR 97348

Restaurants – Coffeehouse

Main Street Coffee – 541-466-3900

240 Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Randy’s Main Street Coffee – 541-466-3900

1250 N Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Lodging

Lodging – Hotels – Limited Services (no room service)

Lodging – Motels

Travelodge Pioneer Villa – 541-369-2801

33180 Hwy 228, Halsey, OR 97348

Lodging – Inns or Bed & Breakfast

Atavista Farm B&B – 541-466-5566

35580 Hwy 228, Brownsville, OR 97327

The Nest B&B – 541-466-5913

308 Averill, Brownsville, OR 97327

Lodging – Vacation Rentals & Cabins

Historic CJ Howe Building Vacation Loft – 760-773-4420

104 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR 97327

RV & Camping

RV & Camping Information

Other Attractions

Antiques

Pioneer Market Antiques & Collectibles – 541-466-3939

402 Main St, Brownsville, Or 97327

Rikkity Antiques – 541-466-3366

353 N Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Shipp’s Shop – 541-466-3191

140 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR 97327

Art Galleries

Lens Book and Shutter – 541-466-5962

343 Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Living Rock Studio Museum & Gift Shop – 541-466-5814

911 W Bishop Way, Brownsville, OR 97327

Pioneer Picture Gallery – 541-466-5656

258 N Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Gift Shops

Brownsville Pharmacy – 541-466-5112

411 N Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

The Magpie’s Shop – 541-466-3331

136 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR 97327

Golf

Museums

Parks/Gardens

Quilting/Needlecrafts

Brownsville Stitching Parlor – 541-466-3660

113 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR 97327

Callapooya Quilts – 541-466-5777

402 Main St, Brownsville, OR 97327

Troyer’s Stitches – 541-466-5323

898 W Bishop Way, Brownsville, OR 97327

Scrapbooking/Crafts

Theatres/Performing Arts

Tours/Charters

Historic Brownsville Walking Tour – http://www.historicbrownsville.com/content/BR2_tour_walking.html

Covered Bridge Tour – Chamber of Commerce – 541-466-5709