The Town Files

The 19 Quietest Small Towns in Oregon

Ranked on The Town Files lifestyle rankings among 76 towns of 500–10,000 people in Oregon. #1 is Eagle Crest, OR.

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The 19 Quietest Small Towns in Oregon1. Eagle Crest100th pct2. Shady Cove95th pct3. Juniper Canyon93rd pct4. Three Rivers92nd pct5. Sisters91st pct6. Oakridge88th pct7. Tri-City82nd pct8. Reedsport79th pct9. Harbor77th pct10. Burns72nd pct11. La Pine70th pct12. Mount Hood Villages65th pct13. Millersburg63rd pct14. Myrtle Creek62nd pct15. Crooked River Ranch61st pct16. Jacksonville61st pct17. Beavercreek60th pct18. Roseburg North60th pct19. Coquille60th pct
  1. 19Coquille, Oregon

    Quieter than 60% of Oregon towns

    Coquille is a city of 4,015 people in Coos County, Oregon. It also ranks hipper than 79% of Oregon towns.

    4,015 people · Coos County · median home $304,500 · income $58,490 · Jan low 37°F · 0 in snow

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    Coquille lifestyle rankingsQuiet60th pctRetirement43th pctFamilies67th pctWalkability59th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  2. 18Roseburg North, Oregon

    Quieter than 60% of Oregon towns

    Roseburg North is a community of 4,375 people in Douglas County, Oregon. It also ranks better for first-time buyers than 92% of Oregon towns.

    4,375 people · Douglas County · median home $237,500 · income $65,160 · Jan low 35°F · 0 in snow

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    Roseburg North lifestyle rankingsQuiet60th pctRetirement43th pctFamilies18th pctWalkability59th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  3. 17Beavercreek, Oregon

    Quieter than 60% of Oregon towns

    Beavercreek is a community of 4,727 people in Clackamas County, Oregon. It also ranks better for families than 97% of Oregon towns and easier by car than 84% of Oregon towns.

    4,727 people · Clackamas County · median home $664,300 · income $135,032 · Jan low 37°F · 2 in snow

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    Beavercreek lifestyle rankingsQuiet60th pctRetirement41th pctFamilies97th pctWalkability56th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  4. 16Jacksonville, Oregon

    Quieter than 61% of Oregon towns

    Jacksonville is a city of 3,020 people in Jackson County, Oregon. It also ranks better for retirees than 92% of Oregon towns and more upscale than 92% of Oregon towns.

    3,020 people · Jackson County · median home $649,200 · income $90,341 · Jan low 33°F · 3 in snow

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    Jacksonville lifestyle rankingsQuiet61th pctRetirement92th pctFamilies41th pctWalkability44th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  5. 15Crooked River Ranch, Oregon

    Quieter than 61% of Oregon towns

    Crooked River Ranch is a community of 4,912 people in Jefferson County, Oregon. It also ranks more of a college town than 92% of Oregon towns and better for families than 81% of Oregon towns.

    4,912 people · Jefferson County · median home $462,300 · income $85,561 · Jan low 25°F · 15 in snow

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    Crooked River Ranch lifestyle rankingsQuiet61th pctRetirement76th pctFamilies81th pctWalkability3th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  6. 14Myrtle Creek, Oregon

    Quieter than 62% of Oregon towns

    Myrtle Creek is a city of 3,481 people in Douglas County, Oregon. The median home is worth $239,900 (typical Oregon town: $394,200).

    3,481 people · Douglas County · median home $239,900 · income $55,921 · Jan low 37°F · 2 in snow

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    Myrtle Creek lifestyle rankingsQuiet62th pctRetirement38th pctFamilies16th pctWalkability25th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  7. 13Millersburg, Oregon

    Quieter than 63% of Oregon towns

    Millersburg is a city of 2,919 people in Linn County, Oregon. It also ranks better for families than 98% of Oregon towns and easier by car than 98% of Oregon towns.

    2,919 people · Linn County · median home $567,200 · income $124,867 · Jan low 34°F · 3 in snow

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    Millersburg lifestyle rankingsQuiet63th pctRetirement56th pctFamilies98th pctWalkability40th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  8. 12Mount Hood Villages, Oregon

    Quieter than 65% of Oregon towns

    Mount Hood Villages is a community of 4,586 people in Clackamas County, Oregon. It also ranks better for first-time buyers than 94% of Oregon towns and better for a vacation home than 87% of Oregon towns.

    4,586 people · Clackamas County · median home $455,500 · income $91,817 · Jan low 35°F · 60 in snow

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    Mount Hood Villages lifestyle rankingsQuiet65th pctRetirement76th pctFamilies74th pctWalkability58th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  9. 11La Pine, Oregon

    Quieter than 70% of Oregon towns

    La Pine is a city of 2,512 people in Deschutes County, Oregon. It also ranks better for first-time buyers than 100% of Oregon towns and easier by car than 85% of Oregon towns.

    2,512 people · Deschutes County · median home $363,800 · income $58,365 · Jan low 21°F · 74 in snow

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    La Pine lifestyle rankingsQuiet70th pctRetirement71th pctFamilies10th pctWalkability0th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  10. 10Burns, Oregon

    Quieter than 72% of Oregon towns

    Burns is a city of 2,730 people in Harney County, Oregon. It also ranks better for cycling than 95% of Oregon towns and better for first-time buyers than 71% of Oregon towns.

    2,730 people · Harney County · median home $187,200 · income $41,858 · Jan low 16°F

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    Burns lifestyle rankingsQuiet72th pctRetirement69th pctFamilies25th pctWalkability46th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  11. 9Harbor, Oregon

    Quieter than 77% of Oregon towns

    Harbor is a community of 2,551 people in Curry County, Oregon. It also ranks easier by car than 98% of Oregon towns and more seaside character than 90% of Oregon towns.

    2,551 people · Curry County · median home $316,600 · income $55,109 · Jan low 42°F · 0 in snow

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    Harbor lifestyle rankingsQuiet77th pctRetirement48th pctFamilies5th pctWalkability29th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  12. 8Reedsport, Oregon

    Quieter than 79% of Oregon towns

    Reedsport is a city of 4,310 people in Douglas County, Oregon. It also ranks more seaside character than 92% of Oregon towns and better for first-time buyers than 79% of Oregon towns.

    4,310 people · Douglas County · median home $240,000 · income $53,571 · Jan low 39°F · 0 in snow

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    Reedsport lifestyle rankingsQuiet79th pctRetirement71th pctFamilies27th pctWalkability12th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  13. 7Tri-City, Oregon

    Quieter than 82% of Oregon towns

    Tri-City is a community of 4,019 people in Douglas County, Oregon. It also ranks easier by car than 70% of Oregon towns.

    4,019 people · Douglas County · median home $246,600 · income $55,026 · Jan low 37°F · 2 in snow

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    Tri-City lifestyle rankingsQuiet82th pctRetirement40th pctFamilies8th pctWalkability28th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  14. 6Oakridge, Oregon

    Quieter than 88% of Oregon towns

    Oakridge is a city of 3,206 people in Lane County, Oregon. It also ranks better for cycling than 99% of Oregon towns and better for first-time buyers than 90% of Oregon towns.

    3,206 people · Lane County · median home $240,200 · income $40,297 · Jan low 31°F · 5 in snow

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    Oakridge lifestyle rankingsQuiet88th pctRetirement67th pctFamilies24th pctWalkability6th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  15. 5Sisters, Oregon

    Quieter than 91% of Oregon towns

    Sisters is a city of 3,064 people in Deschutes County, Oregon. It also ranks better for retirees than 100% of Oregon towns and better for a vacation home than 100% of Oregon towns.

    3,064 people · Deschutes County · median home $631,100 · income $94,524 · Jan low 21°F · 26 in snow

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    Sisters lifestyle rankingsQuiet91th pctRetirement100th pctFamilies97th pctWalkability4th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  16. 4Three Rivers, Oregon

    Quieter than 92% of Oregon towns

    Three Rivers is a community of 3,925 people in Deschutes County, Oregon. It also ranks better for a vacation home than 98% of Oregon towns and better for first-time buyers than 95% of Oregon towns.

    3,925 people · Deschutes County · median home $557,700 · income $87,313 · Jan low 20°F · 43 in snow

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    Three Rivers lifestyle rankingsQuiet92th pctRetirement89th pctFamilies88th pctWalkability7th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  17. 3Juniper Canyon, Oregon

    Quieter than 93% of Oregon towns

    Juniper Canyon is a community of 2,564 people in Crook County, Oregon. It also ranks easier by car than 93% of Oregon towns and better for families than 89% of Oregon towns.

    2,564 people · Crook County · median home $408,500 · income $84,861 · Jan low 25°F · 9 in snow

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    Juniper Canyon lifestyle rankingsQuiet93th pctRetirement62th pctFamilies89th pctWalkability2th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  18. 2Shady Cove, Oregon

    Quieter than 95% of Oregon towns

    Shady Cove is a city of 3,081 people in Jackson County, Oregon. It also ranks better for a vacation home than 81% of Oregon towns and better for retirees than 77% of Oregon towns.

    3,081 people · Jackson County · median home $367,900 · income $57,000 · Jan low 31°F · 1 in snow

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    Shady Cove lifestyle rankingsQuiet95th pctRetirement77th pctFamilies38th pctWalkability2th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.
  19. 1Eagle Crest, Oregon

    Quieter than 100% of Oregon towns

    Eagle Crest is a community of 2,761 people in Deschutes County, Oregon. It also ranks better for retirees than 98% of Oregon towns and better for a vacation home than 96% of Oregon towns.

    2,761 people · Deschutes County · median home $750,300 · income $102,500 · Jan low 25°F · 14 in snow

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    Eagle Crest lifestyle rankingsQuiet100th pctRetirement98th pctFamilies76th pctWalkability3th pct
    The Town Files lifestyle rankings, percentile vs Oregon towns.

Price vs ranking

Median home value vs ranking, Oregon towns0255075100$187K$360K$533K$706K$878KMedian home valuePercentile
Orange squares are the 19 towns on this list; green dots are other towns on The Town Files in Oregon.

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Methodology. We ranked 76 towns of 500–10,000 people in Oregon (2020 Census population). Lifestyle measures are The Town Files lifestyle rankings, built from federal demographic, school, crime and housing data (2025), shown as percentiles. Only towns better than 60% of their peers on this measure qualify, so lists can be shorter than 25. Sources: