Willamette Valley Vineyards
$25–$50An Oregon estate winery near Salem with a tasting room, lookout tower, and Pinot Noir focused wine flights.

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Closed for the season; reopens March 20, 2027
Walk through hand-built fairy tale scenes, a western town and a European village, then ride the log flume.
8462 Enchanted Way SE · Turner, OR
Enchanted Forest is a family-owned theme park that Roger Tofte built by hand over seven years before opening it in 1971. You wander Storybook Lane past Alice's rabbit hole and the Old Lady's shoe slide, then on to the Tofteville Western Town and the Old European Village. Rides include the Ice Mountain Bobsled coaster, the Big Timber Log Ride and the Challenge of Mondor target-shooting ride. The Fantasy Fountains water and light show uses 359 water jets.
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