- TripBuzz found 126 things to do with kids in or near McMinnville, Oregon, including 120 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wilsonville, Sherwood, Salem and Tualatin.
- From Wings & Waves Waterpark to Evergreen Aviation Playground, the McMinnville area offers 87 different types of family activities, including: Theaters, Playgrounds, Water Parks and Aviation Museums.
- Located at the confluence of the Yamhill River, McMinnville, OR is only 30 minutes southwest of Portland. There are three major events held annually in McMinnville, including Turkey Rama, a three day barbeque event celebrating the town's former booming turkey economy, and the Dragging the Gut Festival, a two day event celebrating culture of the '50s.
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Servicing the Sand Lake region, Sandslingers ATV Rentals provides ATVs for visitors to take on the sand dunes of the Oregon Coast. The shop will meet the visitor at the dunes to bring them the ATVs to ride.
37.3 Miles
Nestled against the Nestucca River is the Bob Straub State Park. The park is popular for leisurely scenic strolls and prime fishing, as the river is legendary for its fifty pound salmon.
37.4 Miles
Offering horseback riding sessions along the coast of Oregon, Ocean Trails Riding Stables accepts either reservations or walk-ins. The company leads rides along an unpopulated stretch of beach, with remarkable views.
37.4 Miles
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135 votes
State Highway 30, Troutdale, OR 97060
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The Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint, also called the Chanticleer Point, overlooks the Vista House and the Columbia Gorge, offering the view of the Crown Point and of the Rooster Rock State Park.
37.7 Miles
Dream Ridge Stables is a great place to have fun, informative and safe equine experience for people of all ages. The stable offers premier riding lessons to children as well as beginner adults.
37.9 Miles
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102 votes
I-205 to exit 10, Oregon City, OR 97045
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The Oregon City Municipal Elevator is a 130-foot historical city landmark. In the old days, it was used to connect two neighborhoods in Oregon. It is famous for its flying saucer appearance and it is located in the metropolis of Oregon City.
37.9 Miles
Open for Halloween and Christmas visitors, the Wentzel Farm Fantasy Trail is a 1,000-foot wooded walkway decorated for the season. The trail features a 40-foot lighted castle, suspension bridge, crooked house and maze.
38.2 Miles
Owned and operated by the Oregon State University, Peavy Arboretum is a local horticultural destination containing a large variety of plant species coupled with historic Native American sites, the Oregon State Forest Nursery and more.
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This 40 foot wide, earthen landscaped foot bridge crosses over SR14 and reconnects Vancouver's Columbia River waterfront with historic Fort Vancouver. On one side is modern civilization on the other the oldest apple tree known to the area.
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76 votes
Connects Portland and Vancouver via Interstate 5, Vancouver, WA 98660
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Known as Interstate Bridge, this construction is actually part of Interstate-5 and connects Portland, Oregon with Vancouver, Washington. There are actually two structures that compose the bridge with one carrying traffic north while the other goes south.