Sad to judge a whole company by a few drivers, but someone needs to rat these guys out…read more Let's begin with my most recent experience at 8:56 last evening (April 31st). Highway 42 in Coquille - you know that area where all the fuss has been going on about truckers??? Yeah, that fuss that has negatively impacted hundreds of people who had NOTHING to do with the fiasco! THAT ONE! The section that goes around Coquille where the speed limit goes from a quick 55 and two lanes down to one lane and 40 mph. right? ONE Terrain Tamer driver in a white truck (couldn't get the number or exact make since he about ran us off the road) quite literally tried to squeeze us into a lane of oncoming traffic. Going WAY to fast in the 55 zone, there was no way to slow down to 40 that quick - especially not when the intent to be a jerk was so apparent. Just HAD to push us out of the way, forcing us to either speed up (and break the speed law) or slam on brakes to not get plowed. Great. Such a good driver and testament to the hiring skill of whoever employed this idiot. You see I come from a "trucker" family. I used to get told frequently "Don't worry about the truckers - they're the BEST drivers on the entire road!" If only it were true today. I realize it's difficult to find truck drivers. Companies are offering cash incentives, bonuses, and better paying positions to anybody willing to say "I will" I guess. Not sure how these guys get their CDL's to begin with... but mostly how on earth do they KEEP them? Rather than targeting ALL truck drivers - I am choosing to target the companies that do not enforce laws and regulations with their drivers. Koos Trucking and Terrain Tamers are the VERY WORST in Coos County. Consistently bad - speeding, disobeying laws, and being overly RUDE on the road. I'd almost rather contribute to your welfare check than see you keep your jobs. Is anybody in charge at Terrain Tamers?

One of the best local hauling companies to work for. Great family environment and consistent…read moreroutes. Most importantly a place where dispatch is helpful and not a hinderence.

Superior service. He went out of his way to accommodate all of our needs. We have used them…read moreseveral times and will continue to do so.

Worth visiting. Deli…read more- Seven Feathers Deli features a variety of hot and cold deli items such as chicken, mini tacos, hot and cold sandwiches, salads etc. Coffee - Two separate areas for coffee. Self-serve and another with a barista on site which also offers sweets and other pastries. Convenience Store - offers grocery items, toiletries, beverages, beer cave, snacks, souvenirs etc. You can also purchase automotive products and accessories. Truckers Area - offers a lounge and showers. Bathrooms are spotless. Competitive gas prices. Employees are polite and friendly.

The most bougie travel stop, modern,clean and well stocked with typical and not so typical gas…read morestation items. The deli food selection has healthy salads and for your sweet tooth a delicious bakery. Tried their made to order panini, salads, a mocha latte from their espresso stand and cakes and all were great. On the pricey side but then again this is a travel stop in the middle of Oregon.

I noticed that this place took down my review which is pretty shady of them. So here is my review…read moreagain on what happened. First off, this place will create a problem with your vehicle. My vehicle had a starter that went out and what this place did was CUT MY WIRES that would have caused an engine fire or even worse. This happened when I was in the hospital in the ER fighting for my life and my hubby brought our van into the place to get repaired. The place didnt just mess up the replacement of the starter but damaged something in the area that the starter is suppose to go to which ended up having to get ANOTHER starter plus the repair for the damage that they created. COSTLY for something that they did. Once I finally was allowed to leave the hospital I couldnt drive and unfortunately was in and out of the hospital for the next 2 years. During that time my hubby and I noticed that the van was having some weird stuff going on with the functioning of the van. We couldnt afford to outright have the van get a full exam but a professional mechanic offered to take a look to help us out. Once that professional mechanic came and took a look at the van he was not only surprised by what he found but told us that we were very lucky that we didnt have a engine fire or even an accident because the van was actually an accident waiting to happen. The mechanic did the repairs and assured us the car was now safe to drive. He did explain to us that there was absolutely no way that what was cut was an accident but was obviously done on purpose. I called up the repair shop and told them what we found out and honestly was pretty ticked off how they were willing to create a issue to a customer's car just to get more money and how careless they were on someone else's wellbeing on safety. We have children and I would have been devastated if any of my family was injured or worse. Of course, the repair shop tried to downplay what they did and denied what they did. I placed a review shortly after the whole situation was discussed. The place wanted to discuss things again and wanted me to remove my review which I never did. Just didnt want the shady lies that place tried to convince me of and wanted to warn other future possible customers of the dangerous stunt that they did to me about my van. Several years later I noticed that they place removed my review, so I restated what happened and looks like they removed it again. Yep I AM RESTATING WHAT HAPPENED AGAIN IN A REVIEW. This place is dangerous for anyone's safety. Seriously avoid this place. I have a relative that went to this place out of desperation and they got screwed over as well. Their car should have never even been there but after they got their car repaired, they started to have other issues which created a safety problem to their car too. Luckily another mechanic fixed the safety issue and even had to replace the issue from the repair too. I don't know who is ok to allow these very dangerous actions to continue at their business but it can and most likely will end up getting sued if anyone is injured or unalive from the place trying to create problems for money.

Again, today, they went above and beyond for me. Simple…read moreand relatively inexpensive repair done. Then they took my card $ and DELIVERED MY CAR because I needed it for tomorrow (July 4) but couldn't get there.

I decided to stop here because I was hoping that we could find out if Crater Lake was worth…read morevisiting that day. We were greeted by two ladies. They were both friendly and helpful. They gave us all kinds of information about Crater Lake. Unfortunately, the day we were there was a bad one. Not all of the roads were open. We would have been unable to view Crater Lake. There is plenty of other information provided about the surrounding area. They have brochures covering everything from wineries to covered bridges to a drive thru safari. Tons of activities and places to visit if you have the time. So stop on in to learn more about the area.

Found the Roseburg Visitor Center closed during their listed hours. We double checked their…read morewebsite, and they were definitely supposed to be open for two more hours. Couldn't find anyone there, nobody picked up the phone either. We saw three other cars, including two families with children, pull up and leave disappointed, just in the 20 minutes we spent there. If your visitor center isn't even open on a Sunday afternoon, the biggest part of the week for tourism and recreation, then why have one at all? Tourists don't generally show up in town on Monday mornings, on a work day. They also organized a very poorly put-together geocaching tour, which I discovered was organized without official approval from geocaching.com. I finally got a hold of them a few days later, to try to get them to mail me the documents I needed from them. First of all, they were very nice, I'll give them that. They could probably show you a whole range of colorful brochures and perhaps even tell you about the attractions. That said, I'm not sure these women even live in the same century as we do. I simply could not explain to either of the two women there, no matter how simply I said it, that you can email documents to people. I highly doubt either had ever in fact seen email. When I said, in these exact words "Could you perhaps attach the documents to an email?" They said "Whoa, hold on, you're going to have to repeat that, I have no idea what you're talking about". Several more minutes of explaining the concept didn't help either. So they took down my name and address for a third person to look into it. I am not exaggerating when I tell you I had to spell my first name FOUR times. That's right: "Claire, C L A I R E, the common girl's name, Claire" "Sorry, what? Can you spell that again? "Claire, C L A I R E" "C L A R I...? Sorry, what is it?" "C L A I R E" "Okay, Clarie?" "No, the girl's name Claire, spelled the way you usually spell it, C L A I R E. Like Claire Huxtable." "Okay!" I then spelled out my email address, which has one word plus the name Claire. The next day they called me back: "Hi Clarie? The email didn't go through!" They had STILL MISPELLED CLAIRE. I facepalmed so hard. How is that even possible? *cry* I didn't bother a fifth time, so I gave them my husband's email address. His name is Rob. I'm amazed that email actually arrived. I feel bad complaining, because the ladies were nice (well the first two, the third who called me back wasn't terribly friendly), and they're volunteers I'm guessing, but honestly... most incompetent government agency in Oregon. And that says a lot. It's awesome that people are willing to volunteer, but a city the size of Roseburg simply needs to hire at least one professional to manage the visitor center and be present on site.

I'm so sorry for taking so long to review this amazing historical house. I was diagnosed with…read morebreast cancer in September. Cherri and Mike gave us a warm welcome when we arrived for our stay. I could immediately see the labour of love that they both have put into this place. They share everything that they have found within the walls and under the house. It is so interesting the stories they tell when they renovated this house. If you like history then please check this house out. Also they make a really good breakfast.

Check in guys were nice and helpful and room was clean that unfortunately that all the good. It is…read moreEXTREMELY Noisy ALL night and even cleaning staff is up slamming door very early and talking loudly while standing in the halls. Breakfast was luke warm slightly burnt eggs and some very stale cereal and large communal milk that everybody is touching rather than the singles that you can just take one. Weird lumpy gravy that smelled sour. Definitely just skip!

Kylerh was amazing helping us with our situation. Awesome customer service. We will be back because…read moreof you!

We were given three rooms before we had a toilet that worked and a room with one queen and one…read moreking. It's dirty. I don't mind it's not new (well worn to say the least) but it has to be clean. Also the coffee in the morning was cold. They brought it from the back room so you know they made it at another time and just put it out for guests to drink.

Bryan at the front desk was really great at check in and went over the pet policy thoroughly as…read morewell as shuttle information for the casino, and breakfast/coffee info for the morning tomorrow. The two queen, pet friendly room was only about $100, and pet fee was only $10. Room was large and clean and comfy. Really happy with our stay!