Golf in Cave Junction

Cave Junction sits in the Illinois Valley in Josephine County, a remote and rugged corner of southwest Oregon where the Siskiyou and Klamath mountain systems converge to produce some of the most botanically diverse terrain in North America. The valley's serpentine soils support unusual plant communities, and the surrounding wilderness — including the Oregon Caves National Monument to the east — draws outdoor visitors. Cave Junction itself is a small community that serves as a hub for the Illinois Valley, and its golf facility provides recreational options for a population spread across a wide and sparsely settled mountain region. Oregon Caves National Monument, with its marble cave formations, draws visitors who discover the valley's other amenities — including the golf club that gives golfers an option in one of Oregon's most remote recreational corridors.