Wild Goose Lodge Motel

Located in scenic Merrill Oregon, the Wild Goose Lodge Motel dates back to the cabin court era of the 1930s. The earliest confirmed date of origination is from a cement slab found next to the rooms dated April 10, 1946. The Wild Goose Lodge Motel was built as a motor hotel type accommodation that offered the weary motorists a welcome place to stop and rest for the night. Although renovated, the building still retains the rustic look to remind our guests of that early iconic motoring era.

The Wild Goose Lodge Motel is close to many outdoor recreational areas.

Attractions include: Lava Beds National Monument, Crater Lake, Klamath and Tule Lake wildlife refuges, premier fishing, fowl and big game hunting. The Klamath Basin is home to the largest concentration of wintering bald eagles in the lower 48 states - numbering some 500 to 800 birds typically. Other visitors include massive flocks of waterfowl and large numbers of wintering raptors on this major stopover of the Pacific flyway. The Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge Complex consists of six refuges, including Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, the nation’s first and largest waterfowl refuge.