Available Industrial Sites in Douglas County and Roseburg Area

Douglas County has numerous available industrial sites with existing buildings up to 100,000 square feet and buildable footprints of 100 acres or more. To search all sites, please access Expand-in-Oregon. To request a custom site search, according to whatever specifications you require, contact us at (800) 210-9032 or alexc@uedpartnership.org .

Please click below for key details on some of the largest, most significant sites in Douglas County.

  IP Gardiner

  • 300 acres
  • Rail-served
  • Dock facility
  • Water: 1,275 GPM existing
  • 15.6 MGD water right available 
  • 100 MW sub-station
  • 44MW available with no-upgrades
  • Enterprise Zone
  • LSN Pop 5 miles from site

 

Back Nine – Del Rio Rd

  • 100+ acres
  • I-5 visible
  • New inter-change under construction
  • Rail access
  • 6.8 MGD water right
  • Natural gas: 4″ with maop 275 psig
  • Certification* in process – nearly complete
  • Enterprise zone
 Stearns Lane

  • 192 acres
  • Site certified*
  • Massive electrical capacity (90 MW)
  • .5 MGD water right
  • 3 miles to I-5
  • Enterprise zone
 Dixonville / Buckhorn Road

  • 140 acres, 87 buildable
  • 60 MW electric available
  • Enterprise Zone

The following sites are County-owned and are eligible for a purchase price credit of $5,000 per permanent job created under the County’s ”Land for Jobs” program.

Sutherlin Industrial Park

  • 30 acres buildable
  • Site certified*
  • I-5 visible
  • 3-5 MW available power
  • Enterprise Zone
Oak Creek Industrial Park

  • 20 buildable acres
  • I-5 visible
  • Site certified*
  • Recent sewer upgrade-200,000 GPD pump station
  • Enterprise Zone
 South Umpqua Valley Industrial Park

  • 20 buildable acres available
  • I-5 visible
  • Site certified*
  • Enterprise Zone
  • 10 MW available

There are a variety of existing buildings also available in the area, from 5KSF up to 75KSF. To request a customized search to your specifications, contact us, or you can browse existing available buildings here.

 

*The Partnership has used the State of Oregon’s Land Certification Program, to document several large industrial sites as “Site Certified”: i.e., certified to have all issues identified such that an aggressive user could move into site preparation and construction within 180 days.