Fortunately, throughout the Mid-Willamette Valley, a number of noteworthy wineries offer guest accommodations. These distinctive lodging opportunities range from simple but stunning campsites to elegant multi-bedroom guest houses stocked with cushy amenities, but they share one important trait in common—they're all situated on working vineyards.

Here's the inside track on several alluring Wine Country spreads in Yamhill, Marion and Polk counties that offer one-of-a-kind lodging options. Keep in mind that most of these properties have only one or two rental units, and that they tend to book up well in advance on weekends and holidays, especially from spring through autumn. Also, it's worth checking to see if becoming a wine club member will result in a discount on accommodations—several of the properties below do offer this perk.

In the small but bustling town of Carlton, Oregon, where tasting rooms and notable restaurants abound, 82-acre Abbey Road Farm stands out for its dramatic setting and its five innovatively-designed overnight suites, which are set throughout three adjoining converted grain silos. Rounded walls and, on the upper floors, high ceilings lend a distinctive design to the attractive rooms, and guests can mingle and relax over a bottle of wine in the inviting sitting area with its own wet bar. Rates include a lavish full breakfast and the farm’s appealing location — it’s just over four miles from downtown, but far enough away to feel completely and utterly relaxing. Genial hosts Daniel and Sandi Wilkens also co-own the outstanding farm-to-table restaurant Quaintrelle, in Portland, and they're currently in the process of converting all of the farm's arable acreage into a vineyard and new Abby Farm Winery, where the focus will be not only on locally-beloved Pinot Noir, but also lesser-known grapes that thrive in this region.

At Vivid Vineyards Cottage & Loft you can amble about the rolling grounds planted with nearly 6,800 Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines. The property's pair of smartly-furnished and handsomely-designed accommodations include a stylish 2,000-square-foot bi-level loft that sleeps four and has a vaulted ceiling, skylights and a gourmet kitchen. There's also a charming cottage with glass doors leading to a deck overlooking a private garden. It can sleep two guests, and it, too, has a fully equipped kitchen. This is a particularly wonderful place to stay if you love to cook, as each kitchen has state-of-the-art appliances and top-of-the-line pots, pans and cutlery, and you can pluck fresh berries, vegetables and herbs from the on-site organic garden.

Set on a scenic Dayton, Oregon, spread that includes a winery and an olive mill, Durant Vineyards and Red Ridge Farms was founded in 1973 and features a pair of beguiling accommodations. The one-bedroom Garden Suite overlooks grape vineyards, olive trees and lavender, and the sun-kissed two-bedroom Stonycrest Cottage has two bathrooms and a wraparound porch with expansive vineyard views. As pioneers in Oregon's winemaking industry, the Durant family has become renowned for bright and lightly acidic Pinot Gris, lively Chardonnay aged in stainless steel and oak and complex, food-friendly Pinot Noir. You can try these wines in the tasting room and gift shop. And part of the fun of staying here is also visiting the olive mill, in which the Durants produce fragrant oils using a mix of estate-grown and Northern California olives—you can even partake in an olive oil tasting. You can also stroll around the beautiful gardens, hedges and koi pond, peruse the artful garden pottery for sale and admire the fragrant plantings of rosemary, lavender and other herbs.