Oregon City Oregon Trail

End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center

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Official End of the Oregon Trail in Oregon City, Oregon. The visitor center is a state welcome center with free travel information, itineraries, and …

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Jan 17, 2025
I have lived in Portland for many years and had never seen the center. It was interactive, interesting and worth my time. Would have done 5 stars but the covered wagons aren't covered. This was such…Full review by crnpdx
Oct 20, 2024
My wife and I went for a visit on our Baker City trip.Park Ranger at entrance said our Golden Age Passport would allow 3 people free entrance and along with the gift shop hostess, were extremely help…Full review by Alan W
Sep 1, 2024
Good histroy of the Oregon Trail. The pioneers endured a lot of hardships. It would eb a good place to bring children. Nice videoFull review by Jonathan B
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Preserving the Heritage of the Oregon Trail
"To preserve the heritage, educate the public, and interpret the history of the Oregon Trail, Clackamas County and Oregon City, the west…
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An Amusing Landmark With Exhibits
The End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center is an amusing landmark that is built to resemble a wagon train to pay tribute to the prospector…
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Just look for the covered wagons and circle to find this center. Focusing on modern history of the Pacific Northwest (fur traders, the railroad …
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Is there a restaurant in the museum? If not, are there places to eat nearby?
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I believe there is only coffee/tea and treats at the center. But if you head into Oregon City and Main St., there are many restaurants of all kinds and most are quite good. Check …
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I believe there is only coffee/tea and treats at the center. But if you head into Oregon City and Main St., there are many restaurants of all kinds and most are quite good. Check out "restaurants in Oregon City, OR" for reviews and locations. And, enjoy the Center. It is wonderful, esp. with Children.
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Is there water for kids to play in
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There are no water park like areas.
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Is there a play ground for kids
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There is a grassy lawn, garden, and interpretive trail, but there is not any play structure (slides, etc.).
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admission fees for senior and kids?
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The admission price for seniors over 60 is $9, and for children aged 4-17 is $7, with the little ones 3 and under free.
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Answer by Bethany N · Jul 15, 2015
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What is your pet policy?
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Oregon City Parks and Recreation allow dogs on a leash. Please clean up after your dog. Only registered service animals are allowed in the buildings.
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