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Things to Do in Oregon

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Yaquina Bay Lighthouse

Oregon Coast

Good for School-Age Kids

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On a clear day you can see 20 miles in all directions from the top of the tallest functional lighthouse in Oregon. A self-guided tour takes you up 11 steps to a magnificent view of the shoreline....

  • Historical Landmark

  • History Museum

  • Park

  • Hiking

Enchanted Forest

Portland, Oregon

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Enchanted Forest is a unique amusement park and a lovely place for children of all ages. Walk through the Tudor-style entranceway and find yourself among statues of favorite fairytale...

  • Water Park

  • Amusement Park

  • Theater

Tillamook Cheese Factory Tour

Oregon Coast

Good for School-Age Kids

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Take a hands-on, self-guided tour of Oregon's largest cooperative dairy that kids love, and visit two gift shops selling local specialties like cow-shaped cutting boards made from Oregon maplewood, a café, and two ice cream counters....

  • Special Collection

  • Roadside Landmark

  • Boutique

International Rose Test Garden

Portland, Oregon

Good for School-Age Kids

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Portland is serious about roses. So serious that this free public garden in Washington Park has over 6,800 rose bushes in it (the city has even developed a rose martini...

  • Garden

Astoria Column

Oregon Coast

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Count these 164 steps as you huff your way up this monument that celebrates the history of Astoria and showcases breathtaking views the higher you go....

  • Park

  • Roadside Landmark

  • Historical Landmark

  • Hiking

Haystack Rock Awareness Project

Oregon Coast

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Made of hardened lava from a volcano that erupted millions of years ago, Haystack rock was designated a Wildlife Refuge in 1976, and is home to many different kinds of invertebrate marine life and nesting seabirds....

  • Historical Landmark

  • Park

Seaside Promenade

Oregon Coast

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The 1.5-mile Seaside Promenade (known to all as "The Prom") is a great place to stroll and watch the waves and world go by in a lively, beachside carnival atmosphere....

  • Historical Landmark

  • Neighborhood

  • Park

  • Bicycling

  • Live Music Venue

World Forestry Center Discovery Museum

Portland, Oregon

Good for School-Age Kids

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Part of six kid-friendly museums in Washington Park, the World Forestry Center not only backs up to the real forest of the park but has a simulated forest environment inside. ...

  • History Museum

  • Science & Nature Museum

Fort Stevens State Park Historic Area

Oregon Coast

Good for School-Age Kids

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Fort Stevens is the largest and one of the most popular campgrounds in Oregon, but it's worth a visit even if you're not camping. Hop onboard a WWII Army truck tour, or hike into underground bunkers. ...

  • History Museum

  • Historical Landmark

  • Park

  • Hiking

  • Swimming

Hatfield Marine Science Ctr

Portland, Oregon

Good for School-Age Kids

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The Hatfield Marine Science Center is an aquarium, science lab, and discovery learning experience for all ages in one place. Kids get their hands wet at the touch tank, learn about how scientists use patterns in the Pattern Garden, and watch eel feedings....

  • Science & Nature Museum

  • Aquarium

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