- TripBuzz discovered 86 different types of activities for couples in the Tualatin area, including Parks (like Tualatin Community Park), Mini Golf (like Tualatin Island Greens), Farms & Ranches (like Lee Farms) and Baseball Fields (like Portland Baseball Club), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 461 date ideas in or near Tualatin, Oregon, including 451 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Portland, Newberg, West Linn and Dundee.
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45500 Wilson River Highway (Oregon 6), Tillamook, OR
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The Tillamook Forest Center has a 40-foot replica of a forest fire lookout tower, a 250-foot long suspension bridge, numerous hiking trails and a documentary film. The film tells the story behind the four wildfires that destroyed 355,000 acres of the Tillamook Forest.
41.2 Miles
With sites for RVs and tents, Trask River County Campground provides visitors with camping spaces set in a forest environment. The campground provides river access to the North Fork Trask River.
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42218 NE Yale Bridge Rd, Amboy, WA 98601
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Amboy, Washington is home to a landscape shaped by the Mount St. Helen’s volcanic eruption in 1980. Mount St. Helen’s Volcanic National Monument features an outdoor trail with several information centers focused on educating visitors about this historic event.
42.1 Miles
2565 Riverside Rd. S., Salem, OR 97306
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Established in 1982, the Ankeny Vineyard is a winery and vineyard that specializes in the production of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Chardonnay. Tasting of the wines produced is available to the public as well as by private appointment.
42.7 Miles
The Bonneville Fish Hatchery is a huge place to learn and discover new things about marine life. Be amazed with the many and different interpretive glass case displays that they have.
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NE Eagle Creek Ln, Cascade Locks, OR 97014
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Eagle Creek Overlook Campground Group Site is a camping ground and site for group events. The facility includes a covered picnic shelter, picnic tables, campfire rings, and accessible vault toilets and accommodates 90 people and about 40 cars, including trailers.
44.5 Miles
Austin Hot Springs is a natural hot spring heated by volcanic activity. There are several suitable spots to soak within the spring but it is recommended to carry a waterproof thermometer when visiting to avoid 'scald spots.'
44.7 Miles
Sitting amidst second-growth forest is the quaint Bloom Lake. The lake can be accessed by a 3.5 mile round trip gentle grade trail from U.S. 26 near mile-marker 25. The largest living tree in Oregon is located nearby.
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Saddle Dam and Yale Lake offer waterfront scenery, breathtaking mountain views and surrounding woodlands. The area is most popular for camping, boating, hiking, kayaking, fishing, photo journalism and wildlife watching.
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A cantilevered 14-foot high bridge, the Bridge of the Gods towers above the Columbia River. Legend and folk tales wrote about a land bridge in the area guarded by spirits, where the modern bridge now stands.