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A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village --
116 Marion Street NE, Salem, 0R
A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village is a different kind of kid's museum, where exploration, experimentation and learning all work hand in hand. Children and adults alike enjoy interactive exhibits at a place where playing is essential to learning. Visit, explore, and enjoy a day at a truly unique museum in Salem's Riverfront Park.
The Albany Brass Ring: Historical Carousel and Museum --
503 1st Ave. W, Albany, 0R
The Brass Ring studio is a non-profit organization dedicated to building a Victorian carousel in Albany, Oregon's Historic District. The Dentzel family donated a 1909 mechanism that will one day power the carousel. The museum also houses part of the Dentzel family collection of Carousel animals. Carvers come from all over the world to work on the decorative pieces.
Albany Regional Museum --
136 Lyon St. S, Albany, 0R
The Albany Regional Museum is a non-profit organization incorporated by the State of Oregon to acquire, document, preserve, and interpret materials that illustrate the history and development of Albany, Oregon, and those areas within its sphere of influence.
Architecture and Allied Arts Library --
200 Lawrence Hall, Eugene, 0R
The Architecture & Allied Arts Library is a leading center for art and architectural information in the Pacific Northwest. Occupying three floors of Lawrence Hall, the Library's unique spaces and seating arrangements provide a welcoming environment for its users. A hallmark of AAA Library is a two-story reading room named after Marion Dean Ross, whose bequest has enabled the development of a rich collection of rare architectural history books.
Asahel Bush House Museum --
600 Mission Street SE, Salem, 0R
Bush House typifies a Victorian home in the truest sense of that word. Built by Asahel Bush II in 1877-78 and occupied by members of his family for the next seventy-five years, the house remains theirs in spirit. In fact, much of what once belonged to Asahel and his four children can still be found in their home, as it did in the family's day.
Beekman House --
352 E. California St., Jacksonville, 0R
Built in 1875 for a well to do family, this house contains original furnishings.
Bob's Red Mill --
13521 SE Pheasant Court, Milwaukie, 0R
Guided tour of Bob's Red Mill. Video shown at the beginning, tour of facility. See how products are made from beginning to end, questions and answers, (kids get cookie tokens from store for asking questions) You may even got to meet Bob himself. Activities for kids and very enjoyable for parents, too.
Caples House --
1915 First St., Columbia City, 0R
This museum features the 1870 Caples House as well as a country store, tool shed, and carriage house that displays antique dolls, clothes and toys.
Captain Flavel House --
441 Eighth St., Astoria, 0R
You can step back in time with a visit to the elegant Astoria home built in 1885 by Captain George Flavel, Columbia River bar pilot and the area's first millionaire. A magnificent example of Queen Anne style architecture with period furnishings and artwork, the Flavel House rests on park-like grounds covering an entire city block. This Eastlake/Stick mansion has very beautiful woodwork, excellent room displays with costumed mannequins, and one of the coolest Victorian bathrooms.
Cary's of Oregon --
413 Union Ave, Grants Pass, 0R
Large observation window that gives a great view of the factory floor. See them in action making "the best Toffee on Earth"!
Central Oregon Pumpkin Company --
1250 NW Wilcox Ave, Terrebonne, 0R
Great play place for kids, large corn maze, hayrides, and farm animal petting zoo. Low cost for lots of fun.
Chevy's Mexican Restaurant --
1951 NW 185th Avenue, Hillsboro, 0R
Fantastic tour of the restaurant! The children get to see the kitchen and watch a chef at work. They also see Chevys famous tortilla press. After the tour each kid is treated to a burrito and fries for lunch.
The Children's Museum of Klamath Falls --
711 East Main Street, Klamath Falls, 0R
Providing a fun, interactive environment for children and families to explore and discover the ever-changing world around them. Through the arts, sciences and humanities, this great museum stimulates the creative potential within us.
Classic Aircraft Aviation Museum --
3005 NE Cornell Road, Hillsboro, 0R
The museum's collections focus on the jet age through the Cold War, though not all of the planes are jet powered. Aircraft at the museum includes several other F-104s, two Douglas A-26C Tankers, a Fouga Magister, an F-86 Sabre, a BAC Jet Provost, one Hawker Hunter, a Douglas C-47, and a pair of Soviet era MiGs (17 & 21). The C-47 is a recent addition. Besides aircraft, the museum also has a small collection of ground equipment, engines, and several ejection seats.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - Wasco County Historical Museum --
5000 Discovery Drive, The Dalles, 0R
The Discovery Center exhibits introduce visitors to the unique geology, flora, fauna, and history of the Columbia River Gorge. Visitors can tour the Ice Age exhibit, which features a life-size mammoth, and see an interpretation of the role that the Ice Age played in populating the Americas. The exhibit explains why everything reached mammoth proportions during the Ice Age, how and why people migrated during this forbidding time, and why Ice Age theories are complex and incomplete. There's also the Lewis and Clark Expedition exhibit. The Corps of Discovery carried 30 tons of supplies and equipment. This exhibit examines why they packed so much, and how difficult it was to transport it all. This is a hands-on exhibit.
Columbia River Maritime Museum --
1792 Marine Dr, Astoria, 0R
Founded in 1962, The Columbia River Maritime Museum is one of the finest maritime museums on the west coast and the official maritime museum of the state of Oregon. Six galleries, the Great Hall and the Lightship Columbia interpret the Pacific Northwest's rich maritime history.
Coos Art Museum --
235 Anderson Avenue, Coos Bay, 0R
The Coos Art Museum has been the cultural hub of Oregon's scenic South Coast since 1950. Oregon's 3rd oldest Art Museum is housed in the historic art deco former US Post Office in downtown Coos Bay. CAM invites visitors to tour exhibits, take art classes, hear lectures and participate in community events. CAM's 530 Permanent Collection of Contemporary Art rotates on display throughout the year
Country Coach --
210 E. Sixth Avenue, Junction City, 0R
See how the World's Finest Motorcoaches are crafted with an informative factory tour.
Cove Palisades State Park --
off US 97, 15 miles SW of Madras, Madras, 0R
Terrestrial mammal watching, historic programs, waterways, rock formations, nature programs.
Deepwood Estate Museum --
1116 Mission Street SE, Salem, 0R
Elegant 1894 Deepwood Estate provides one of Oregon's finest examples of an ornate, multi-gabled Queen Anne style home. Deepwood House was designed by prominent northwest architect W.C. Knighton, whose later designs included the Oregon Supreme Court Building.
End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center --
1726 Washington Street, Oregon City, 0R
Bring the Oregon Trail journey to life through living history presentation, “Bound for Oregon” movie, hands-on activities from pioneer life and other exhibits. A unique and one-of-a-kind experience.
Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum --
500 NE Captain Michael King Smith Way, McMinnville, 0R
Museum Docents provide guided tours daily at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Self-guided tours are daily 9 am to 5 pm with volunteer docents located throughout the Museum. Please allow approximately 2-3 hours for your visit. To register your tour, fill out the registration form online, or call Jessie Petersen, Group Tour Coordinator, at (503) 434-4068.
Fleetwood RV (La Grande, OR) --
Pierce Lane, La Grande, 0R
Discover the fascinating process of building a Fleetwood RV.
Fleetwood RV (Pendelton, OR) --
4640 NW Bartsch Road, Pendelton, 0R
Discover the fascinating process of building a Fleetwood RV.
Flippin Castle --
620 Tichenor, Clatskanie, 0R
A restored 19th century gingerbread style with two cupolas. The house has been restored as near as possible to its original state. Lunches are served at noon for a suggested donation of $2.50. Stop by, take the tour, have lunch with the seniors -- you will enjoy the visit.
Fort Rock Valley Historical Homestead Museum --
64696 Fort Rock Road, Fort Rock, 0R
A group of eastern Oregon homestead homes, church, and school buildings assembled in a village setting, with furnishing from that era.
Franz Family Bakeries --
340 NE 11th Street, Portland, 0R
Frazier Farmstead Museum --
1403 Chestnut St, Milton-Freewater, 0R
Grants Pass Museum of Art --
229 SW G Street, Grants Pass, 0R
Great Harvest Bread Company --
310 Genessee St., Medford, 0R
A company that bakes amazing (but expensive) bread. On a tour they take the kids downstairs to see where the wheat is ground into flour and let the children feel wheat kernels. Upstairs, they demonstrate kneading bread dough in a huge bowl and let the kids take a peek into their unique ovens--with rotating shelves of cooking bread. Then everyone gets a free slice of bread and butter, a coloring page, and a coupon for a free cookie to use on their next visit.
Harry and David's Country Village --
1314 Center Drive, Suite A, Medford, 0R
Hatfield Marine Science Center --
2030 SE Marine Science Dr., Newport, 0R
This facility is run by the Oceanography Department at Oregon State University. The visitor's center has many exhibits and usually a graduate student or two to answer questions. Oregon State's researchers as well as visiting scientists regularly schedule informal demonstrations and activities.
Historic Belmont Firehouse - Saftey Learning Center and Fire Museum --
900 SE 35th Ave (at Belmont), Portland, 0R
The Safety Learning Center and Fire Museum offers a full-sensory experience that combines the history of fire services in Portland with safety education. Programs include "Safety Saturday" as well as scheduled private firehouse tours.
Historic Deepwood Estate --
1116 Mission St. S.E., Salem, 0R
Well furnished, this 1894 Queen Anne features quality woodwork, and a rare chimney that wraps around a stained glass window. Most people would love to have the carriage house as their home. Surrounded by formal and wild gardens.
Hoover-Minthorn House --
S. River & E 2nd, Newberg, 0R
One of the boyhood homes of Herbert Hoover, this 1881 house contains original furnishings, photographs, and mementos of his residency.
Hoyt Arboretum --
4000 SW Fairview Blvd., Portland, 0R
Hoyt Arboretum is a 187-acre refuge with 21 trails covering 12 miles. It is a living museum of trees and plants from all over the world. You can get educational brochures, trail maps, and a children's activity map at the Visitor Center. Tours and educational programs for children are offered by Portland Parks and Recreation throughout the year.
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve --
2600 SW Hillsboro Hwy., Hillsboro, 0R
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve is a 725-acre wildlife preserve located within the city limits of Hillsboro, Oregon. The Preserve is a tranquil sanctuary for both people and animals. The quiet open waters, rolling meadows and upland ash and fir woods are homes to thousands of ducks and geese, deer, otters, beavers, herons and eagles. Song birds and small mammals, as well as salamanders and rare wetland plants, are dependent on the marshes of the Preserve. Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve is a natural oasis that will become more and more precious as this area's population density continues to intensify. Thousands of pre-school and school-aged children, bird watchers, university staff and students, researchers and others benefit from the programs and services provided by the Preserve.
James F. Bybee House --
600 NE Grand Ave., Portland, 0R
The 1858 house includes period furnishings as well as farming exhibits on the grounds.
The John Inskeep Environmental Learning Center --
19600 S. Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, 0R
The John Inskeep Environmental Learning Center (ELC) is an outdoor classroom that was created from an abandoned jam cannery. A mile of trails crosses the five-acre landscaped site, providing easy access to ponds, a creek, and wildlife habitat. There are a variety of programs, classes, and tours that can be scheduled for groups for a fee($75-$80). You can also plan to visit the Haggart Observatory while you are there.
John McLoughlin House --
713 Center St., Oregon City, 0R
Built in 1845 for a Hudson Bay Co. representative, the home features original and period furnishings.
Josephine County Historical Society --
512 SW Fifth Street, Grants Pass, 0R
Housed in the 1871 Stith-Naucke House, this museum and research library exhibits period furniture.
Kids' Imagination Discovery Space (KIDS) --
226 N. Ross Lane, Medford, 0R
Lane Community College --
4000 East 30th Avenue, Eugene, 0R
Lincoln County Historical Society Museums --
545 S.W. 9th St., Newport, 0R
In addition to other exhibits, the museum includes the 1895 Burrows House, which contains exhibits of Victorian furniture and clothing.
Luhr Jensen and Sons Fishing Products --
400 Portway Avenue, Hood River, 0R
Macaw Landing Wildlife Refuge --
8850 NE Levee Road, Portland, 0R
A wildlife refuge for more than a hundred macaw birds formerly kept as pets. It is located on ten acres of designated wildlife habitat and contains an environmental education center. Tours are preceded by a brief lesson on macaws and their amazon habitat, with a video presentation following.
Marathon Coach Factory --
91333 Coburg Industrial Way, Coburg, 0R
Marylhurst University - The Art Gym --
17600 Pacific Highway (Hwy. 43), Marylhurst, 0R
The Art Gym's regionally recognized program serves the Portland metropolitan area and the surrounding Lake Oswego and West Linn communities, areas where Marylhurst has become a focal point for artistic expression and cultural risk-taking. Since 1980, The Art Gym, under supervision of director and curator Terri M. Hopkins, has shown the work of more than 300 artists, produced more than 50 exhibition catalogs, and sponsored numerous artist roundtables and public forums.
Maude I. Kerns Art Center --
1910 East 15th Avenue, Eugene, 0R
McLoughlin House --
713 Center Street, Oregon City, 0R
The home opened as a museum in 1910, and it continues to draw thousands of visitors each year from all over the world. In 1941, the McLoughlin House was designated by Congress as a National Historic Site (the first in the West). Many weekends there are hands-on demonstrations. There are Victorian Handcraft demonstrations one weekend each month from 12:00-4:00 p.m. Check their website for dates.
Mission Mill Museum --
1313 Mill Street SE, Salem, 0R
Mission Mill Museum interprets the history of the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill - designated an American Treasure by the National Park Service - which produced wool products from 1889 to 1962 and represents one of Oregon's earliest and strongest industries. Mission Mill also interprets the history of Jason Lee's Methodist Mission to Oregon which settled in the Willamette Valley in 1834 before the major Oregon Trail migrations. The missionaries brought formal education, industry and large scale agriculture and advocated for U.S. government in the Oregon country. Mission Mill Museum offers self-guided tours for individuals and small groups. For groups of ten or more, a guided tour can be arranged. Please call or email for group tour reservations.
Monaco Coach Corporation (Coburg, OR) --
91320 Coburg Industrial Way, Coburg, 0R
Monaco Coach Tour Featuring Signature Series, Executive, Dynasty and Camelot
Mounted Police Horse Stables --
1362 NW Front Ave, Portland, 0R
Follow an officer through the stables. Learn about the horses and what the Mounted Patrol Unit does.
Museum at Warm Springs --
PO Box 909, Warm Springs, 0R
"Largest collection of Indian artifacts still in Indian hands"
Myrtlewood Factory Showroom, Inc. --
68794 Hauser Depot Rd. Highway 101, North Bend, 0R
Northwest Guiding Eyes --
32901 SE Kelso Road, Boring, 0R
Tour the training facility and learn about the blind and how the dogs and students are equipped to work together. Tour lasts approximately 1 hr. 15 min. Minimum age 5 years.
Oregon Caves National Monument --
19000 Caves Hwy, Cave Junction, 0R
Oregon Caves National Monument offers family focused opportunities to explore a marble cave, visit a National Historic Landmark (the Oregon Caves Chateau), hike trails through ancient forests, and earn a Junior Ranger Badge.
Oregon City Trolley --
625 Center Street, Oregon City, 0R
Take a ride on one of three trolleys in historic Oregon City. Helen, Josephine and Marguerite travel throughout Oregon City's Historic District with stops at such places as The End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, The McLoughlin House, The Barclay House and the Ermatinger House. Trolleys run every 6 to 10 minutes at nine different locations on the route. You can get on and off as you please and tour some of the museums on the route. Or walk around historic Oregon City and see the Carnegie Center (which was the old Oregon City library), the fire station, as well as historical points of interest and shops.
Oregon Coast Aquarium --
2820 SE Ferry Slip Road, Newport, 0R
Trek along the rocky shores of the Oregon Coast Aquarium as sea otters, harbor seals, and sea lions romp among the rocks and in the water below. Enjoy the sights and sounds of tufted puffins, rhinoceros auklets, pigeon guillemots, and common murres as they frolic in the rocky pools and cliffs of the Aquarium's outdoor seabird aviary. Encounter sharks, rays, and other denizens of the deep as you immerse yourself in Passages of the Deep, the Aquarium's 200-foot clear underwater tunnel that snakes through three ocean habitats. And much, much more!
Oregon College of Art and Craft --
8245 SW Barnes Road, Portland, 0R
The Oregon Connection --
1125 S. 1st Street, Coos Bay, 0R
Oregon Historical Society --
1200 SW Park Ave, Portland, 0R
The Oregon Maritime Center and Museum --
115 SW Ash St., Portland, 0R
The museum features many model ships, artifacts from Portland's shipbuilding industry, and early diving equipment. The museums largest artifacts are the Sternwheeler Portland, the barge Russell, and the Columbia River gill net boat MOMS BOAT.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry --
1945 SE Water Avenue, Portland, 0R
Putting the "WOW!" in science for the kid in all of us. Five exhibit halls and eight science labs offer 219,000 square feet of brain-powered fun through hundreds of interactive exhibits and hands-on demonstrations. OMSI's multi-attraction complex features a big screen OMNIMAX® Theater, the Northwest's largest planetarium, and the USS Blueback, the last fast-attack, diesel-powered submarine built by the U.S. Navy and after serving for 31 years, the last of its kind to be decommissioned. In addition to enjoying one of the featured exhibits at temporary display at OMSI, you can touch a tornado, uncover a fossil, surf the internet, enter the world of virtual reality, experience an earthquake, or simply experiment on your own in one of our many hands-on labs. OMSI also offers a variety of camps and classes.
Oregon State University Sheep Barns --
7565 NW Oak Creek, Corvallis, 0R
Oregon State University opens its Sheep Barns to the public during lambing season. Both large and small groups are welcome to attend for a self-guided tour.
Oregon Symphony/Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall --
1037 SW Broadway, Portland, 0R
Backstage Tours provide an opportunity for school and community groups to come inside the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, explore behind the scenes, and get a feel for what it's like to arrive at the hall as a musician. During the one-hour tour groups learn about the history of the building and the orchestra, and sit in on a working rehearsal. There is also the opportunity to spend a short time with a musician and hear a bit about how they became a professional musician with the Oregon Symphony. Oregon Symphony also offers an entertaining kids series of concerts designed for ages 5 to 10. Tickets must be purchased and prices vary.
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation --
1122 NE 122nd, Suite 114B, Portland, 0R
Visit the Bonenville Gift Store and the Sturgeon Viewing and Interpretive Center for starters. Also see special events on the website.
Oregon Zoo --
4001 SW Canyon Road, Portland, 0R
Pacific Hazelnut Candy Factory --
14673 Ottaway Avenue, Aurora, 0R
Pendleton Popcorn Factory --
347 S Main, Pendleton, 0R
Pendleton Woolen Mills --
1307 SE Court Pl, Pendleton , 0R
Philip Foster Farm --
29912 SE Hwy. 211, Eagle Creek, 0R
From April through October schoolchildren engage in activities that were part of the daily life of Oregon's earliest settlers. Tours of the farm and hands-on pioneer activities are available for the whole family all summer. Visitors may tour the grounds when guides are not available by listening to audio boxes. Special group tours led by period dressed interpreters can be scheduled April through October. The farm usually hosts a homeschool day in October. The Cost is $5 per person. Call for the date.
Pittock Mansion --
3229 N.W. Pittock Dr., Portland, 0R
Built in 1914 in the French Renaissance style, the house has been restored and furnished with 17th and 18th century antiques.
Portland Art Museum --
1219 SW Park Ave, Portland, 0R
Portland Children's Museum --
4015 SW Canyon Road, Portland, 0R
Portland Community College --
12000 SW 49th Street, Portland, 0R
Redmond Air Center --
1740 SE Ochoco Way, Redmond, 0R
Activated in 1964, the Redmond Air Center is a hub for Interagency wildland fire suppression, fire management, equipment support, and aviation activities for the Pacific Northwest Region (Oregon and Washington). The Air Center is home to the Redmond Smokejumper Base, Airtanker Base, Interagency Hotshot Crew, Pacific Northwest Interagency Training Center, Interagency Fire Cache, Regional Aviation Group, and Administrative Services Group. Group and individual tours are available by calling in advance. Individual tours on a drop-in basis may be accommodated depending on the level of fire activity at the time of request. During fire season (May-September) it is not always possible to have personnel available to conduct tours due to fire activity. The Air Center is located 2 miles east of Redmond on Highway 126.
Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals --
26385 NW Groveland Drive, Hillsboro, 0R
Rocks and Minerals are an important part of the earth we share as well as the environment and economy we enjoy. The Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals was founded by Richard L. and Helen M. Rice in 1996 for the express purpose of passing on to present and future generations the opportunity to obtain knowledge and pleasure from these beautiful wonders of nature. The museum collection and reference materials are available for viewing, study and research to all who are interested in the Earth Sciences. The Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals is located in Hillsboro, Oregon, about 20 minutes west of downtown Portland. The Rice NW Museum is home to the "Alma Rose" Rhodochrosite from the Sweet Home Mine in Alma, Colorado. The museum also boasts the largest opal-filled thunderegg in the world, crystalized gold bigger than your hand, dinosaur eggs and fossils, en extensive metorite collection, and hundreds of other attractions. The Rice Museum has become nationally recognized. It is the finest rocks and minerals museum in the Pacific Northwest, and one of the best in the nation.
Rodger Instruments --
1300 NE 25th Avenue, Hillsboro, 0R
Schmidt House --
508 S.W. 5th St., Grants Pass, 0R
This turn of the century house contains many of the family's original furnishings.
Science Factory Children's Museum & Planetarium --
2300 Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene, 0R
The Science Factory Children's Museum & Planetarium is dedicated to playful learning, scientific exploration and hands-on/minds-on activity for each and every visitor. You have the opportunity to explore your curiosity and creativity through their ever-changing exhibit hall, innovative educational programming, planetarium, computer laboratory, thematic special events, field trips and summer adventure science camps.
ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum --
1500 E. Main St., Ashland, 0R
Shelton McMurphey Johnson House --
303 Willamette Street, Eugene, 0R
The Shelton McMurphey Johnson House was built in 1888 on a hill overlooking the city of Eugene, Oregon. The three families who occupied the house witnessed and contributed to the transformation of Eugene from a frontier farming town to a thriving education and commercial center. Known in its day as the "Castle on the Hill," the Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House stands as a classic example of Queen Anne-style Victorian mansion of the late 19th century.
Smith Rock State Park --
Off US 97, 9 mi. NE of Redmond, Terrebonne (nine miles east of Redmond), 0R
Info on rock formations, wildlife watching and hiking/climbing
Springfield Containerboard (Weyerhaeuser) --
785 North 42nd. Street, Springfield, OR 97478, Springfield, 0R
Stevens-Crawford Heritage House --
603 Sixth St., Oregon City, 0R
The 1907 home features exhibits of original furnishings, dresses, dolls, and china.
Think Link Discovery Center --
906 Washington Avenue , La Grande, 0R
Operated by experienced teachers, parents and community members who believe that the successful future of our nature and world is dependent upon decision making by creative, curious, inventive and ethical minds able to solve problems in dynamic and innovative ways.
Tillamook Air Museum --
6030 Hangar Road, Tillamook, 0R
See one of America's finest collections of over 30 War Birds including our P-38 Lightning, F4U-Corsair, P51-Mustang, PBY Catalina and SBD Dauntless dive bomber. Climb into a jet simulator! Explore the exhibit hall that features rare historical wartime and aviation artifacts including pieces of the great German airship the Hindenburg and a WWII Luftwaffe flight jacket.
Tillamook Cheese Factory --
4175 Highway 101 North, Tillamook, 0R
See the cheesemakers and packaging staff at work. Hear about the company's history and the cheesemaking process. Touch the interactive kiosk screens to learn about the co-op and their products. Smell the delicious aroma of freshly baked waffle cones. And best of all, taste their award-winning cheeses, nearly 40 flavors of ice cream and the hearty meals available in the Farmhouse Cafe!
University of Oregon Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art --
1430 Johnson Lane, Eugene, 0R
University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History --
1680 East 15th Avenue, Eugene, 0R
Step into the past. At the Museum of Natural and Cultural History the past will come to life as you find yourself face-to-face with traditional items and you learn the stories behind them.
University of Portland Museum --
5000 North Willamette Boulevard, Portland, 0R
The museum houses a display of photos and objects connected with the historical growth of the University.
Uroboros Glass Studio --
2139 N. Kerby Ave., Portland, 0R
Vista House --
40700 E Historic Columbia River Hwy, Corbett, 0R
Vista House was built in 1916-1918 as a memorial to Oregon pioneers and as a comfort station for those traveling on the Historic Columbia River Highway. The octagonal stone structure towers 733 feet above the Columbia River, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and in the National Geographic Society's 2001 "Save America's Treasures" book.
WAAAM: Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum --
1600 Museum Road, Hood River, 0R
WAAAM has one of the largest collections of still flying antique aeroplanes and still driving antique automobiles in the country, including a 1917 Curtiss Jenny and a 1899 Locomobile Steam Car. The items on display at this museum are not only full of history... they're full of LIFE! Aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, tractors, military jeeps and engines all get their day in the sun again at WAAAM.
West Coast Game Park Safari --
46914 Hwy. 101 So., Bandon, 0R
Experience West Coast Game Park, the original walk thru Safari, where visitors meet, pet, film, and walk among hundreds of FREE roaming wildlife. Pet a cub, a pup or kit, enjoy and meet the many and varied species of youngsters presented by park attendants for an extra special, visitor interaction with nature's wildlife. Visitors can expect to see an extensive array of majestic adult lions, tigers, snow leopards, bears, chimps, black panthers, cougars, lynx, bision, camels, zebras, elk to name a few. Visitors of all ages are amazed, entertained and astonished by the original and innovative way of meeting, mingling, petting and seeing wildlife, offering an unsurpassed adventure in meeting the wild and a one-of-a-kind, lasting, exciting memory in getting to know the wild.
Wildlife Safari --
1790 Safari Road, Winston, 0R
Drive through wild animal park on 600 acres, open year round, includes a train and children's zoo.
Wonderworks Children’s Museum --
111 E 5th St., The Dalles, 0R
Begun in 1977, we bring together families and young children through activities and play spaces that cultivate, challenge and uphold their creative and intellectual potential. Do arts and crafts in the Creative Corner. Jump and crawl on the tumbling mats. Take care of the animals in the Veterinary Clinic. Watch balls fly on the Bernouli Blower. Cook and serve in the play kitchen. Dress up, play blocks, drive cars, or just watch all the action.
Woodburn Art Center/"Glatt House Gallery" --
2551 North Boones Ferry Road, Woodburn, 0R
The Glatt House Gallery is now a professional fine arts gallery. Each month a different art display features the work of one or more artists. These shows are designed to educate and inspire our gallery guests. In 1998, the Sindberg Studio addition was added onto the Glatt House. It provides open studio space for artists and ample room for the numerous art classes sponsored by the W.A.C.
Working Wonders Children's Museum --
520 SW Powerhouse Dr. #624, Bend, 0R
You can forget about the old, look-but-don't-touch-approach of traditional museums. At Working Wonders kids learn by doing. They immerse themselves in the exhibits and become part of the creative environment. They're free to explore, discover, learn and most of all, play. By harnessing the power of play, Working Wonders provides the hands-on learning experiences that are critical to childhood development. No where else in Central Oregon will you find this type of creative, self-directed learning. It's so much fun, your kids won't even know they're learning!
Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area --
750 NW Lighthouse Dr., Newport, 0R
Yaquina Head offers many outstanding possibilities. Climb to the top of a historic lighthouse and see the original Fresnel lens. Watch for birds or whales. The tidepools are open for exploration. If the weather is frightening, spend the day in the Interpretive Center where exhibits include the wheelhouse of a ship, videos and the history of Yaquina Head.