Continue 0.6
mile to “White
School.” The small
white house on the
right was once a
one-room school
constructed around
1910.
Continue 2.5
miles. Turn right on
Holland
Loop.
Drive 0.5 mile to the bridge over
Sucker Creek.
This stream was given the
name “Sucker” because miners
who first prospected along side it
during the Oregon gold rush of
1851 were from Illinois, and
Illinois is known as the Sucker
State.
Continue 1.1 miles to the for-
mer Holland School.
The white building on the left
Holland School
is a former one-room school
house constructed around 1910.
Continue 0.5 mile to Old
Holland Road.
A small piece of the origi-
nal road is on the left. The road
turns sharply right and returns to
Holland Loop a short distance
ahead.
Continue 0.4 mile to Hol-
land Store, focal point of the
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Illinois Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Strategically located between U.S.
Highway 101 and Interstate 5, the
beautiful Illinois Valley — gateway to
the Oregon Caves — encompasses
Selma, Kerby, Cave Junction, O’Brien,
and Takilma.
This scenic valley, bisected by U.S.
Hwy. 199 (Redwood Hwy.) provides
a quality environment for family living
and many opportunities and incentives
for business and industry.
The I. V. Chamber of Commerce,
located in the I.V. Visitor Center, offers
a wide range of information for recrea-
tional choices and other interesting
aspects of the lovely valley, which
includes Illinois River, the Kalmiopsis
Wilderness, several wineries and other
attractions.
Illinois Valley
Chamber of Commerce
201 Caves Hwy.
Post Office Box 312
Cave Junction, OR 97523
cavejunctionoregon.com
ivchamberofcommerce@cavenet.com
Stay with us, we have a 60-room motel, smoking & non-smoking rooms, cable TV,
in-room phones, internet access, electronic security locks, swimming pool.
(541) 592-3326
Pets welcome. Affordable rates. Restaurant and Lounge adjacent.
19 miles from the ‘World Famous’ Oregon Caves.
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