Jim Belushi’s Oregon retreat grew to 93 acres with cows, calves and a sweat lodge

Photo credit: Jim Belushi's farm / Instagram Jim Belushi first bought 13 acres beside Oregon’s Rogue River as a private retreat from Hollywood, but over time he expanded the property to about 93 acres and turned it into a working ranch and spiritual sanctuary. In interviews in 2026, the actor and comedian described the land as a place where he could focus on family, sobriety and a simpler rhythm of life, complete with a sweat lodge, roaming cattle and a spring calving season that brought around 50 new calves to the herd. The story of the ranch has been covered by outlets including Page Six and PDX Monthly, which have documented Belushi’s shift from city life to a rural routine in Southern Oregon.From a small riverside plot to a 93-acre ranchBelushi’s connection to Southern Oregon began with a relatively modest purchase. He initially acquired 13 acres along the Rogue River, drawn by the area’s natural beauty and the chance to own a piece of land far from the entertainment industry. The river corridor is known for its scenic canyons, fishing spots and outdoor recreation, making it an appealing location for a private getaway.Over the years, he added adjoining parcels, eventually build...