Autzen Stadium is amazing! Honestly, I was really anxious visiting this place for the first time…read moregiven its massive scale, but everything worked out great! I'm recovering from an injury and currently have an ADA placard for parking. My parking space was located steps away from the front gate, and the elevator was only a few steps away from the gate! I couldn't be happier with this facility's accomodations for those with mobility issues. My first visit was for a Savannah Banana's game (Bananas against the Party Animals) and we weren't sure whether the weather would cooperate. I was pleased to discover the pregame activities were held in a gigantic fully-enclosed arena next door to the stadium, which had a large jumbotron, restrooms, water fountains, and every other comfort one would need. This place is massive in scale, and I never felt claustrophobic or overwhelmed in any way. There is a long ramp that encircles the stadium, a giant staircase, as well as ADA elevators to access the stadium. Even though this place accomodates 60,000 people, you wouldn't know it because the layout enables many people to enter and exit at once. There are bench seats in the stadium, with the option to rent cushioned seats and backrests near the points of entry. With two giant jumbotrons, there didn't really seem to be a bad seat in the house. We had a wonderful time! (And the Bananas won!)

"It never rains...in Autzen Stadium!" - Don Essig, longtime Autzen PA announcer…read more Well, yeah, sure. But also, surrrrrre, Don. But who really cares? You're in Oregon, where the climate has its own ideas on where and when things will change. You're just off campus of the University of Oregon, across the Willamette (highly recommend the bridge walk, it's a tradition), and you're going to be a part of a crowd of ~60,000. And while that is far less than some other venues, these crowds get throaty and LOUD, especially when the Ducks have the opponents pinned deep in their own end. Also, that's when the rain is a big help, because fumbles happen. The steps on the south end take you right under the big O, letting you know just who calls this place home. If you're so inclined, then you can walk the ramps up the east or west sides, too, so those who might need accessibility or just people who hate stairs can be accommodated. The concourses are pretty wide, though when concessions lines are long, the concourses are still cramped. Restrooms are plenty and have LOTS of facilities, so you *might* even be able to make a comfort stop during a commercial break. But if you miss the action and the crowd roars, then the restrooms are quite the echo chamber. Autzen has had a gazillion magic moments, the Duck ALWAYS entertains, and it's fairly visiting-fan friendly, as long as yer not OSU. This is also the venue for the main graduation ceremony, stuffing the south stands with family & friends to celebrate their Ducks' academic accomplishments. So while Kenny Wheaton's '94 'pick six' or the 32-31 barnburner against Ohio State in '24 are hallowed memories here, so too are those school-related festivities, not just sportsball. And yes, I'm biased because my Duck walked here. Parking isn't easy, and traffic gets managed along MLK Jr Way, but that's where the bridge walk helps. If you need merch or the latest in UO garb, then the Duck Store might have something for all ages. Hey, even the Grateful Dead played here TEN times, so you know almost anyone could call this a special place. Come early. Wear green. Be LOUD.

Lane Community College downtown is a great place to take classes because the teachers are nice and…read morethe classes are small enough that you can talk to them. It's right by the library bus stop and close to 5th street. You can ride the bus grab a book and go to 5th street to have something to eat. This a new updated building with all eco friendly amenities. The toilets use rain water to flush.

I have tried several times to correct the address but the Yelp team refuses to do it. The correct…read moreaddress is Downtown Campus 101 W. 10th Ave. Eugene, OR 97401 (541) 463-6250 http://www.lanecc.edu/locations/downtown-campus

There are stadiums... and then there are places that feel like they've been stitched into the soul…read moreof a sport. Hayward Field is the latter. I've always had a soft spot for this place. Maybe it's the ghosts of greatness knowing that Steve Prefontaine once tore across this very track with that fearless, front-running style. Maybe it's my love for everything University of Oregon the culture, the pride, the legacy. Or maybe it's just the way this place sits in Eugene like it belongs there, like it's earned its keep. But this visit hit different. We'd been out the night before one of those reckless, laugh-too-hard, probably-made-a-few-bad-decisions kind of nights. I woke up feeling like absolute trash. The kind of morning where your body is negotiating terms just to sit upright. But instead of folding, I dragged myself out to Hayward Field. And I ran. Not pretty. Not fast. Just honest. A few laps turned into more. Sweat started pouring, lungs opened up, and somewhere between the pain and the rhythm, something shifted. It was like the bad decisions from the night before were getting wrung out of me, step by step. A full-on purge. I'll be real there was a moment I thought I might throw up right there on sacred ground. But then the endorphins hit. And just like that I was back. Energy. Clarity. Fire. I went from wanting to crawl back into bed to feeling like I could take on the whole day. "Let's go fly," I said. "Let's go do something." That's what this place does it resets you. It brought me back to the last time I was here for the Eugene Marathon. That race... man. Grinding up hills, coasting through valleys, pushing through every doubt you've got and then finally coming back into Hayward Field. You hear your name, see your time, get that medal placed around your neck... it's more than a finish line. It's a moment you carry with you. This place is known as TrackTown, USA for a reason. It's hosted Olympic Trials, world-class competitions, and some of the best athletes to ever lace up a pair of running shoes. But beyond all the accolades, records, and history... it's personal. Because yeah I love the wild nights, the stories, the chaos. But places like this remind you of something just as important: take care of yourself. Move your body. Earn your breath. Even if you made a few bad calls the night before. So if you're in Eugene don't just drive by. Walk it. Run it. Feel it. You might show up feeling broken... and leave feeling like the king of the world.

Visiting Hayward Field for my nephew's track meet, I walked away impressed. The design of the field…read moreis impressive and there's much for the eyes to see. Walk along the outside of the field to see 155+ country flags of everyone who competed at a senior level meet at the field starting with the U.S.

Thank you for setting up in JC! Wonderful addition to the community. Comfortable setting, great…read moreprice for a fun evening, super fun instructor, incredibly comfortable atmosphere to get your paint on. Best dog ever. They have a wide array of paintings to choose from, you're bound to find something that matches your taste and schedule, and it's not intimidating at all once you get in the door. Very supportive and welcoming experience, loads of laughs, and you walk away with something you did your very own self to remember the experience.

3 hours effort and you can take home your masterpiece! They provide paint, and instruction for a…read morefollow along lesson. While it would be nice to have actual instruction, there's not enough time in 3 hours to do so! Go with the flow, wear clothes you don't care if they get some paint on, bring a beverage and a little snack, but not too much as you will be hard pressed to have a casual paint and sip party if you want your masterpiece to be finished in time! The instructors vary depending on group size, and they have an assistant sometimes if there are too many, to make sure people have enough paint (hint...there's never enough paint!).

Well maintained neighborhood park off River Rd. Great playground for the little ones & several…read morepicnic tables placed around the park. Porta potties aren't the cleanest, but they're available. It's placed amongst mature trees & there is a decent parking lot.

Nice school they recently got a new principal. Which is really good. I really enjoy Awbrey Park…read more They have great staff.

I'm currently obtaining my MBA from The University of Oregon, and I wouldn't have it any other way,…read moreI'm going into the final year of the program. Lundquist College of Business is a magical place that is diverse and veteran friendly. Our cohort is small and the university doesn't offer an online MBA which will continue to boost our program ranking. Obtaining priority tickets to athletic benefits is one of the perks of being a graduate student at The University of Oregon. Go Ducks!!

The building management at the Lundquist College of business is absolutely stellar. I would give…read morethem 1 Million stars if I could. Some of the student workers go above and beyond and care so much about their school. The lab on the 3rd floor of chiles has great resources and the staff are all so helpful and wonderful. I spent so much time here and it often felt more like Disneyland than a school. This is entirely due to the amazing people that work there.

I am so happy something went in on this side of Eugene/Springfield! So much closer to home, I love…read moreit! Nice store, nice selections, a little pricey if not on sale, but I think everything is getting like that Just happy the store is so much more convenient! Thank you

Really great addition to the Thurston area. In addition to being a feed store for livestock they…read morealso have clothes, tools, guns, fishing stuff, gardening stuff, etc. They updating the building nicely after being vacant for many years. Lots of parking and nice new shopping carts.

Such a nice complex. Our youth in the community are so fortunate and blessed to have this complex…read moreto play sports. Very well maintained, the events are organized and well done. Nice facilities. Spacious parking!

We are so fortunate to have a gym like this available to the public. Rental rates are reasonable,…read morethe place is beautiful, and the staff is friendly. They have been taking COVID seriously and that is greatly appreciated. It's a shame that the field has to be locked away behind a huge fence, but I understand the need.