Oregon Pole Dancing Directory
By Susan Peach
There are currently 18 studios listed in the Oregon directory. Last update: March 19, 2026.
The most current list of Oregon pole dancing studios is below. All the studios are in alphabetical order, first by city or town and then by studio name, to make it easy to find a studio in your area.
Ashland
🌐 Elevate
📍 700 Mistletoe Rd, Suite 101
📞 541-708-1317
Beaverton
🌐 Beaverton Pole & Dance
📍 700 Mistletoe Rd, Suite 103
📞 541-708-1317
Bend
🌐 Altius Pole Studio
📍 20370 Empire Ave suite C3
📞 541-275-2810
🌐 Seksé Fit
📍 550 SW Industrial Way Suite 154
📞 541-550-7273
Grants Pass
🌐 SkyDance Pole Fitness
📍 1607 Williams Hwy Space 4
Keizer
🌐 Melrose Pole & Fitness
📍 3785 River Rd N
📞 971-433-8727
Medford
🌐 Diamond Pole Dance Studio
📍 Upstairs, 617 N Holly St
Oregon City
🌐 Free Flow
📍 920 Molalla Ave
📞 602-475-5773
Portland
🌐 Fig Tree Studio
📍 866 N Columbia Blvd #107B
🌐 Pole Palace
📍 2015 N Kilpatrick St.
📞 503-926-5270
🌐 Pole Portland
📍 815 NE Halsey St
🌐 Portland Pole & Dance
📍 305 NW 21st Ave, Ste 202
📞 971-363-7998
🌐 The Aero Space - 2 locations
📍 111 SE Madison St. (inside the Portland Cement Building)
📍 7202 NE Glisan St.
📞 503-765-5259
Salem
🌐 Empowerment Pole Studio
📍 354 Belmont St NE
📞 503-339-7964
Springfield
🌐 Polemic Dance & Fitness Studio
📍 519 Main St.
📞 541-632-3550
Tigard
🌐 Diva Den Studio
📍 8900 SW Commercial St
📞 503.624.6565
Tualatin
🌐 Bliss Pole
📍 19352 SW Mohave Ct.
📞 503-885-8874
Don't See Your Studio?
If you own an Oregon pole fitness studio that isn’t listed here, you can add it easily using the directory listing form. If you already have a listing but you want to update it or make changes, you can use the same form.
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