Culture, Care and Conveniences

One of only two Oregon cities named to Relocate America's 2007 "Top 100 Best Places To Live," the vibrant, growing community of Klamath Falls is enlivened by shopping, dining and cultural events. The resorted art deco Ross Ragland Theater hosts everything from touring Broadway productions to symphony performances. Cultural events are also produced locally by the Klamath Chorale, Klamath Symphony and the Klamath Art Association. Other venues include the Klamath County Museum, the Favell Museum of Western Art and Indian Artifacts, the 1906 Senator George Baldwin Hotel, Fort Klamath Museum and Park and the Outdoor Logging Museum.

There are numerous lakeside parks as well as the indoor-outdoor Steen Sports Park, featuring baseball and soccer fields, a field house for indoor golf and baseball practice and a skateboard park. Klamath Falls also offers a range of excellent educational options, with one private and two public school systems, Klamath Community College and the Oregon Institute of Technology. The Sky Lakes Medical Center is justly proud of its dedicated staff, modern technology and superior health services. The headquarters of JELD-WEN and a burgeoning business and services community of 42,000, Klamath Falls is a vital part of life by the lake.