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ADVENTURE AWAITS
Just outside your door are endless opportunities to explore! The property is conveniently located to all of Wilsonville's best offerings. From renowned wineries and wedding venues to equestrian centers and farms with cooking classes to premiere shopping and dining options or even just a quick trip to Costco or Target, you're only a short distance from everything. Not to mention two golf courses within minutes and water activities of your choice on the nearby Willamette River and year-round fun at Mt Hood and the Oregon Coast. So what are you waiting for? Come explore!
Get a sneak peek of our beautiful corner of the country here in the Pacific Northwest and plan out your perfect itinerary with helpful resources from Clackamas County Travel & Tourism, Washington County Travel & Tourism, Travel Portland and Travel Oregon.
Wineries
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Oregon continues to be a strong contender in the wine making world and the East Willamette Valley has an established corner on the market with some of the best tasting rooms, wineries and vineyards being just a short hop, skip and jump away. Also known for our craft beers and ciders, you'll have lots of local options to enjoy your drink of choice. Cheers!
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Cooking
Have you ever wanted to enjoy a farm to table meal that you helped prepare and cook yourself? Then you're in for a special treat when you pay a visit to The Kitchen at Middleground Farms in Wilsonville. Check out their website for more details on the yummy and creative cooking classes they offer for any age, young and old!
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Shopping
Centrally located between Bridgeport Village, a high end shopping center, and Woodburn Premium Shopping Outlets, 15 minutes either way will provide plenty of options for you to 'shop til you drop'. Also, discover smaller boutiques for rare gifts, unique fashion finds and home decor delights all within just minutes!
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Golf
Charbonneau Country Club is just minutes away so you won't have to go far to get on a green. And the well-known and popular Langdon Farms Golf Club and driving range is only a short distance away, too. Langdon Farms is a also favorite spot for weddings and special events. Both offer food and pro shop options as well. Fore!
Wilsonville
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This up and coming southern suburb boasts miles of Willamette River frontage and is known for being a family-friendly community with activities for all ages. Within minutes you'll be in the heart of everything Wilsonville has to offer. From parks to dining and everything in between, this handy resource will help you navigate this sweet suburb!
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Canby
The charming community of Canby, is one of Wilsonville's next door neighbors and is known for their flower festivals and farms. It's also home to the county fair and hosts the closest food cart experience at The Canby Library. Be sure to enjoy a fun pastime and unique model of transportation back to Wilsonville on the historic Canby Ferry!
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Aurora
Aurora is a historic hot spot for anyone in search of vintage treasures. Visit the Old Aurora Colony Museum, at the heart of Oregon’s first National Historic District and antiques capital. For all things "reclaimed", Aurora Mills, offers one-of-a-kind salvage materials and be sure to enjoy a meal at Filberts Farmhouse Kitchen!
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Silverton
The quaint town of Silverton is home to local and tourist favorites, The Oregon Garden and Silver Falls State Park. Downtown Silverton is an artistic delight featuring hand painted murals, boutique stores and handcrafted food and drinks. Check out this informative article to read about some of Silverton's best kept secrets!
Newberg
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Newberg is home to George Fox University and is also the gateway to the Willamette Valley -- a destination for friendly, world-class hospitality in Oregon’s wine country with over a 100 wineries within a 10-mile radius. And then, no matter how old you are, be sure to travel back in time and enjoy catching a movie at the historic 99W Drive-in or Cameo Theatre.
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McMinnville
The great mid-sized town of McMinnville is in the heart of Yamhill County's wine country and home to Linfield University. Visit renowned vineyards and tasting rooms or brush up on your flight history at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum which also features, Wings & Waves, an indoor, all-season waterpark, that includes waterslides for all ages!
Sherwood
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Just west of Wilsonville, you'll discover Sherwood. a growing city with a small town feel. Gather with the locals to garden or eat at the acclaimed farm co-op, Our Table Cooperative. Visit the historical Old Town district and catch a live show or concert at the community performing arts center. Plus, enjoy an afternoon at the local ice skating rink!
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Tualatin
Wilsonville's northern neighbor, Tualatin, is host to the annual West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta and also features over 280 acres of parks, trails and natural areas. Also known for it's rich history, you can explore treasures or enjoy the diverse collection of public art with a self-guided tour of Tualatin's ArtWalk.
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Lake Oswego
Lake Oswego, is our homegrown version of Beverly Hills, known for their lakeside million dollar homes, high-end boutiques and acclaimed restaurants. It is also home to a thriving farmers market during the summer months and it features a charming downtown area where one can walk to several areas of interests or take the Willamette Shore Trolley.
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Portland
Portland, also known as the Rose City, has a reputation for originality. A fan favorite for those who love food, coffee, beer, music, sports, art, biking and books. Also a nature seeker's paradise where parks and trials abound just beyond the city's borders. The Portland Region of Oregon offers something special for everyone!
Bend
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One of Central Oregon's prime destination spots, Bend, is a favorite for many especially those looking for an all-season outdoor playground. Trek the legendary Bend Ale Trail, the largest beer trail in the West, whitewater raft the Deschutes River, explore cool caves in Bend’s ancient lava tubes or enjoy your choice of winter activities at Mt Bachelor.
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The Gorge
The Columbia Gorge is a stunning scenic area with the Columbia River separating the states of Washington and Oregon. The Gorge is home to magnificant Multnomah Falls, epic vistas and endless options for outdoor recreation, including premiere windsurfing. Plus, orchard fruit picking, artisian beer and ciders and farm fresh dining too!
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Mt Hood
Mt Hood is the highest mountain peak in the state of Oregon and offers year round recreation ranging from camping, hiking and fishing to snowshoeing. The Mt. Hood area is a winter playground with six ski areas and the nation’s longest ski season. Stop by for a meal or drink at the iconic historical landmark, Timberline Lodge!
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The Beach
The Oregon Coast is divided into 3 coastlines showcasing 363 miles of public sandy beaches with dramatic rocky vistas. Whether you're exploring the Northern, Central or Southern coastlines, you'll discover and enjoy lighthouses, fishing villages, artistic enclaves, family attractions, surfing, microbrews and fresh, delicious seafood!