- The list below includes 87 free or cheap things to do in or near Keizer, Oregon, including 83 different types of inexpensive activities like Bowling, Music Venue, Arts & Crafts Classes and History Museums.
- From Willark County Park to Keizer Rapids Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Keizer and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Salem, Canby, Albany and Wilsonville.
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Spend a day in the woods by visiting the educational and breathtakingly beautiful Magness Memorial Tree Farm. The farm features various natural areas that allow visitors to compare forest management techniques, a picnic shelter, hiking trails, fields and a rustic cabins for overnight youth campers.
22.8 Miles
Offering freshly baked fruit pies, pastries and breads the Country Grains at Fir Point Farms are also famous for their day long activities like petting zoo, nature tril path, hay rides, bounce houses and cow train.
23.9 Miles
Rather than a simple park, the Talking Water Gardens is actually an engineered treatment wetland to help with water reclamation in the surrounding area. The gardens are still open to the public and offer multiple walking trails and natural attractions.
23.9 Miles
Serving two residential subdivisions, Fox Chase and Riverview, the Riverfox State Park in Wilsonville, Oregon is a small neighborhood park comprised of just over 2.5 acres. A fountain, pedestrian pathway, trails and playground area are featured at the park.
24.0 Miles
Stoller Farms is a local business that sells flowers as well as locally grown plants such as hanging baskets, potted plants, and bedding plants. The company is open from Monday until Saturday.
24.0 Miles
Wilsonville, Oregon is the home of the Graham Oaks Nature Park, which features a three-mile trail system as well as birding, hiking and picnicking activities. The Ice Age Tonquin Trail, just beyond the park, is a popular cycling path.
24.1 Miles
With Willamette Coast Ride, visitors can go on a 50 mile trail ride with horses suitable for all skill levels. During the ride, visitors can view valleys, mountains, coastline, and other landmarks.
24.1 Miles
A Walk on the Wild Side is a rurally located, non-profit exotic animal rescue and preservation establishment. They accept a variety of unwanted animals, providing permanent homes as well as education about responsible animal ownership through yearly public events.
24.1 Miles
Located on 20 acres of land, Waverly Park is a public park that offers a number of amenities for its visitors to enjoy. Guests commonly enjoy the picnic tables, bike paths, or paddle boat rentals on nearby Waverly Lake.
24.2 Miles
Offering a variety of trees, shrubs, root stock, vines, and other plants, One Green World Nursery focuses on helping customers to grow their own fruits and vegetables of various kinds.