Welcome to Escape Corvallis, the premier escape room experience in the valley!
About Escape Corvallis
Our Experience
Corporate / Teambuilding
Our Experience
Going strong in downtown Corvallis since 2016, we have continually offered fun challenges for you and your group. All puzzles and rooms are free-range, organic, non-GMO, and lovingly crafted in our custom-built escape room factory off the Amalfi coast. And our staff are here to make sure you have a great time when you step through our door!
Our Approach
Corporate / Teambuilding
Our Experience
In designing a room, we try to have something for everyone. From 'old school' logic puzzles, to physical puzzles that might require the group to work together, to high-tech puzzles that bring the 'wow' factor, we aim to give everyone in the group a chance to shine. And we strive to make each room feel like you are immersed in that world -
In designing a room, we try to have something for everyone. From 'old school' logic puzzles, to physical puzzles that might require the group to work together, to high-tech puzzles that bring the 'wow' factor, we aim to give everyone in the group a chance to shine. And we strive to make each room feel like you are immersed in that world - because after all, aren't you here for a little escape from the everyday?
Corporate / Teambuilding
Corporate / Teambuilding
Corporate / Teambuilding
Looking for a unique and engaging team building activity for your company? Look no further than Escape Corvallis. Our escape rooms are the perfect way to foster communication and teamwork among your employees. Or to reward your team for a job well done. These are all by appointment, so just email us and we can make it happen!
Our Rooms
Lockdown 2020
The year is 2020. It's early January, and people around the world are happily enjoying bat smoothies and coughing in each other's faces. But then, news breaks about a strange and deadly virus that appeared in China. Soon the whole world would find itself in LOCKDOWN! Before you could say "Tiger King", you were hoarding TP, learning what 'work-from-home' meant, and trapped in your apartment. The only way to get outside is to make the vaccine that will allow you to escape LOCKDOWN 2020!
Skill level: newbie to expert (good for first-timers)
Players: 2-8
Jailbreak!
You've been wrongly imprisoned for crimes you didn't commit. (Those phone calls were perfect!) You are sentenced to serve your time with the worst criminals known to man - politicians! The guard has left his post and you have 1 hour to try and break free - do you and your team have what it takes?
Skill level: newbie to expert
Players: 2-8
Happy Hour
Happy Hour is great fun especially for larger groups. You and your friends went out for a night of fun, but somehow you were separated, with half of you trapped in a dive bar, and half trapped in a cheesy casino. One hour to find the elixir that will let you escape!
Skill level: newbie to expert
Players: 4-12
REC Room
Looking for a true challenge? The Repository of Extraordinary Challenges (REC) room is steampunk-infused, with oaky overtones and a hint of jasmine. Our most immersive room is also our most diabolical! Expect to be challenged in what may be the most difficult escape room in the state...or maybe in the whole universe???
Skill level: veteran escape artist, or those who love a big-time challenge
Players: 2-8
Meet Our Game Masters
Autumn
Autumn
Autumn
Autumn was first brought to EC by Julie as apart of a class project. (The project being, "Go figure out why that bald guy at Escape Corvallis has no friends".) But once here, she realized that her life up until that point had been missing a certain...je ne sais quoi. Which is French for, 'Meh, I got nothin better to do on a Thursday night
Autumn was first brought to EC by Julie as apart of a class project. (The project being, "Go figure out why that bald guy at Escape Corvallis has no friends".) But once here, she realized that her life up until that point had been missing a certain...je ne sais quoi. Which is French for, 'Meh, I got nothin better to do on a Thursday night. Not since the glory days of Must-See TV." We have been thrilled to have her as part of the team.
Jacob
Autumn
Autumn
Jacob has a day job (so do ya now, Mr Fancy Pants???) working at OSU managing all their YouTube accounts, the College of Pharmacy, the vet school, and the MU (but only the restaurants). He found he had way too much free time so he came to EC. While his dedication to doing a good job and attention to detail are great attributes, we really kept him on because of his dog, Delilah.
Ruby
Autumn
Julie
Ruby has quickly proven herself to be a fast learner and always eager to lend a hand where needed. And her other job involves working with little kids, so she is well-suited to be around Mike and the rest of the EC team. She also notices little details that even Mike misses, such as the fact that we should let groups out of the room even if they didn't solve all the challenges.
Julie
Autumn
Julie
If you have seen any of our social media posts over the last year, it's likely that Julie was the mastermind behind it. She has managed to get Mike to do all sorts of stupid things, telling him it's for something called 'TikTok' (but in reality, she has just been posting all his 'dances' to a Reddit group called u/peoplecantdance). She al
If you have seen any of our social media posts over the last year, it's likely that Julie was the mastermind behind it. She has managed to get Mike to do all sorts of stupid things, telling him it's for something called 'TikTok' (but in reality, she has just been posting all his 'dances' to a Reddit group called u/peoplecantdance). She also is great with animals, which is very fitting for the escape room world.
Caden
Caden
Caden
Caden didn't even know he was auditioning for a job when he and his family were one of the early groups to do Jailbreak. He had some excellent suggestions (such as NOT actually handcuffing everyone together) that he was offered a job on the spot.
Rocky
Caden
Caden
Rocky is the official dog mascot of Escape Corvallis, and was the driving force behind the new Adopt-a-Dog or Cat-Program with Heartland Humane. He woke up one day, did his brief yoga (downward dog, of course), then said to me, "Hey Mike, sure, you adopted me from a shelter, but what have you done for shelter animals lately?" And I said,
Rocky is the official dog mascot of Escape Corvallis, and was the driving force behind the new Adopt-a-Dog or Cat-Program with Heartland Humane. He woke up one day, did his brief yoga (downward dog, of course), then said to me, "Hey Mike, sure, you adopted me from a shelter, but what have you done for shelter animals lately?" And I said, "How is it you're speaking so articulately when just yesterday you were eating squirrel poop? But you do make a good point. Either that, or I really need to stop doing gummies at breakfast."
Anna
Caden
Anna
Anna has been the behind-the-scenes driving force behind EC for a few years. She is the muse behind such great puzzles as the one with the hidden thing that opens up that other thing, as well as that weird set of symbols that somehow gave the answer to that weird number lock. You remember...? That thing that Becky eventually figured out a
Anna has been the behind-the-scenes driving force behind EC for a few years. She is the muse behind such great puzzles as the one with the hidden thing that opens up that other thing, as well as that weird set of symbols that somehow gave the answer to that weird number lock. You remember...? That thing that Becky eventually figured out and we were all like, "Ohmigawd, Becky, how did you come up with that?" And she agreed to become the wife of Mike, so that shows you her judgment right there...
Mike
Caden
Anna
Mike got into the escape room business after trying numerous other failed businesses, such as professional plate spinner; tarantula breeder; and snickerdoodle quality control. As Mike says, "something about locking people in a room and taking their money just *really* appealed to me." Taking pride in designing all his own props and puzzle
Mike got into the escape room business after trying numerous other failed businesses, such as professional plate spinner; tarantula breeder; and snickerdoodle quality control. As Mike says, "something about locking people in a room and taking their money just *really* appealed to me." Taking pride in designing all his own props and puzzles, he has come to realize that maybe this is why he has so few friends. He hopes to be creating fun, challenging rooms for years to come. Unless Anna kills him first.