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Lane County Shelter Tonight Guide

Call a shelter reporting openings before you go. LaneHelp rereads the county report every few minutes; programs report on their own schedules. A reported opening is not a reservation.

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Shelter beds tonight

Page assembled Oct 14, 6:16 PM

Counts use each program’s reported units, which may mean beds, family spaces or vehicle spaces. A reported opening is not a reservation. Call before you go.

Shelter reports

Lane County report
All 32 shelter programs

These places take people in without a referral or help you get on a list the same day.

Where to go tonight

  • Eugene Mission Rescue Shelter · 1542 W 1st Ave, Eugene · 541-344-3251Rescue Shelter entry at the west gate (2nd and Chambers) at 8 a.m.; lottery when demand exceeds beds. Arrive no earlier than 7:30 a.m. Residents stay on site except documented appointments.Hours: Shelter services are available 24 hours a day for current guests. Walk-in intake is listed daily 8:00 AM–4:00 PM | check-in or the bed lottery begins at 8:00 AM at the…Directory / earlier record: Checked Aug 23Source checked Oct 11: phone, campus address and Rescue Shelter intake rules.Ask about family placement and current capacity. Rescue Shelter requires staying on site except documented appointments; arrive no earlier than 7:30 a.m.Provider / official source 1Provider / official source 2
  • Dawn to Dawn · 541-461-8688Low-barrier overnight shelter. Ask for a bed assignment at Eugene Service Station, 450 Hwy 99 N, at 2 p.m.; capacity is limited.Limits: Call Eugene Service Station about current pet arrangements and entry rules.Hours: Sign-up at 2:00 PM daily at Eugene Service StationDirectory / earlier record: Checked Aug 10Source checked Oct 11: bed assignment at 2 p.m. and Eugene Service Station phone.Go through Eugene Service Station at 450 Hwy 99 N for bed assignment. Published sleeping-site addresses conflict; call the Service Station about pets and current entry arrangements.Provider / official source 1Provider / official source 2
  • Daily 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.breakfast 8:30 a.m.lunch noon (Wed 11 a.m.)Eugene Service Station · 450 Hwy 99 N, Eugene · 541-461-8688Day services and meals; Dawn to Dawn reservations and Overnight Parking waitlist help happen here.Directory / earlier record: Last checked Jun 27Source checked Oct 11: phone, address, daily day services and meal starts.Provider / official source
  • Tue–Fri 1–4 p.m.Community Supported Shelters Access Center · 1845 W 11th Ave, Eugene · 541-683-0836Safe Spot waitlist for adults 18+. Apply Tuesday–Friday 1–4 p.m.; ID is not required. Check in weekly by phone or in person.Directory / earlier record: Checked Jul 28Source checked Oct 11: phone, access-center address, hours and waitlist process.Adults 18+; ID is not required. Check in weekly. Safe Spot locations are withheld for resident safety.Provider / official source
  • First Place Family Center · 4060 W Amazon Dr, Eugene · 541-342-7728Daytime center for families with children under 18, and the way into Night Shelter Annex screening.Hours: Official provider pages differ: First Place Family Center page lists daily 9:00 AM–5:00 PM | Night Shelter Annex page lists daily 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Call 541-342-7728 to…Directory / earlier record: Last checked Jun 10Source checked Oct 11: phone, family eligibility, address, mail and ID assistance.The First Place page says 9 a.m.–5 p.m. daily; the Night Shelter Annex page says 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Call to confirm arrival time. Front Door assessments are by appointment.Provider / official source
  • Hope & Safety Alliance · 1577 Pearl St, 2nd Floor, Eugene · 541-485-651324-hour line for people fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, or trafficking. An advocate arranges shelter; locations are confidential.Hours: Crisis line: 24 hours every day. Advocacy Center: Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM, closed national holidays.Directory / earlier record: Last checked Apr 13Source checked Oct 11: 24-hour crisis phone.Shelter placement requires an advocate; shelter locations are confidential.Provider / official source

Allow 45–60 minutes for the assessment. The County FAQ says assessments remain open for six months; a new assessment is needed to maintain placement on the housing waiting list. Ask your assessor when to renew. An assessment does not reserve a shelter bed or guarantee housing.

Front Door assessment sites

County list, September 14, 2026
  • SVDP Lindholm Service Center · 456 OR-99, Eugene, OR 97402 · 541-607-0439Individuals or families. Call to schedule an appointment.Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9:00am - 4:00pm; closed Wednesday and weekends
  • White Bird NEST Program · 323 E 12th Ave, Eugene (case management / Front Door) · 541-342-1295Adults experiencing homelessness; Front Door assessments during walk-in hours.Hours: Walk-ins Tue/Thu 1–4 p.m.; Wed 9:30–11:30 a.m. Closed Mon/Fri.Source checked Oct 11: phone, service-specific addresses, office hours and restricted mail service.Case management: 323 E 12th Ave. Mail pickup: 341 E 12th Ave, Tue/Thu 1–4:30 p.m. Mail requires active case management; inactive clients’ mail is returned. Ongoing PATH case management has additional mental-health and housing eligibility; ask for screening and current ID/birth-certificate assistance.Provider / official source
  • Eugene Community Court · 1102 Lincoln St, Eugene, ORIndividuals or families. Walk-in for in-person appointments.Hours: Every Wednesday, 1:30pm - 3:30pm
  • Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pmby appointment onlyReveille Foundation · 680 Tyler Street, Eugene, OR · 458-251-0953All populations. Call or stop by to schedule an appointment.
  • Looking Glass New Roads · 941 W 7th Ave, Eugene, OR · 541-686-4310Youth 16-24. Call or stop by to schedule an appointment.Hours: Center: Mon/Tue/Thu–Sun 8 AM–5 PM; Wed 8 AM–2 PM and 4–5 PM. Call for assessment time.Source checked Oct 13: center hours.Provider center hours replace the older county-list hours; arrange the assessment appointment separately.Provider / official source
  • 15th Night at Hosea Youth Services · 834 Monroe Street, Eugene, OR 97402Youth and young adults age 24 or younger. Drop-in on Thursdays for a Front Door Assessment.Hours: Thursdays; assessment hours are not listed by the county
All 18 Front Door sites

Official sources

Laws, forms, and program rules

For laws, fees, and document rules, go to the source. LaneHelp links to these pages but does not give legal advice.

Questions

Questions people ask

  • How do I find out which Lane County shelters have open beds tonight?

    Lane County publishes a shelter availability report, and LaneHelp re-reads it every few minutes. Counts use each program’s reported units, which may mean beds, family spaces or vehicle spaces. Programs may report daily; check each source update time. Call before travel: openings can fill between reports, and some programs take referrals only.

  • Does a Front Door assessment get me a shelter bed?

    No. A Front Door assessment is Lane County’s Coordinated Entry intake for housing programs. Allow 45–60 minutes for the assessment. The County FAQ says assessments remain open for six months; a new assessment is needed to maintain placement on the housing waiting list. Ask your assessor when to renew. An assessment does not reserve a shelter bed or guarantee housing.

  • Where can I sleep if every shelter in Eugene is full?

    Ask Community Supported Shelters about its Safe Spot waitlist (541-683-0836). People living in a vehicle can join St. Vincent de Paul’s Overnight Parking waitlist, with help at Eugene Service Station (450 Hwy 99 N). Call 211 for other options, and 911 if you are in danger.

  • Where can I go if I am fleeing domestic violence?

    Call Hope & Safety Alliance’s 24-hour line at 541-485-6513. Advocates arrange shelter and safety planning for people fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, or trafficking, and LaneHelp does not publish confidential shelter locations.