Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge
Check pricesA floodplain wetland, meadow, and woodland refuge on the Willamette River in southeast Portland, known for birds and other wildlife.

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Small historic amusement park on the east side of the Sellwood Bridge, with a roller rink, rides, and a free-to-ride carousel.
Portland, OR
Oaks Park is a small amusement park south of downtown Portland, Oregon. It opened in 1905 and is described as one of the oldest continually operating amusement parks in the country. The park includes a well-known roller rink open year-round, seasonal rides and mini golf, and a historic Dance Pavilion used for events. Its carousel is run as a free-to-ride attraction, supported in part by donations. The park is operated by a non-profit association.
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