Location: Sellwood - Moreland Improvement League
Top Things to do in Sellwood - Moreland Improvement League
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You’ll wonder why you don’t live in Portland after you’ve visited this laid-back and friendly city. With a reputation for manicured parks, eclectic nightlife, fine micro-breweries and distilleries, and nature that cuts right into the city, Portland’s a Pacific Northwest must-visit. Don’t miss the famous Japanese Garden, one of the largest and most beautiful of its kind outside of Japan.
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1. Sellwood
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Neighborhood with a pleasant, small shopping area with dozens of antique shops.
2. Sellwood Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
In 1893, the town of Sellwood was merged into Portland, but has managed to keep its own identity throughout the years. The area is named for John Sellwood, an Episcopal minister who owned the land claim in what is now the Sellwood area. Sellwood Park used to be the site of the City View Racetrack.
3. Oaks Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 311 reviews
With thrill rides, roller skating, go carts, miniature golf, and more, your family will have a perfect day on the midway! Pick a partner for the roller coaster, do the "Hokey Pokey" in the skating rink, even "stick together" with some cotton candy! Fabulous birthday parties, rentable picnic areas, and Dance Pavilion indoor event venue. Amusement park open March - October, roller skating open year 'round.
Reviewed By melindamccrady - Longview, United States
This little amusement park is really fun. It’s small but that makes it very manageable for a family outing. There’s a good assortment of rides for young children, but also some bigger, scarier rides for the older kids and adults. My daughter and I took four kids on a 2-for-1 Tuesday, which is an amazing bargain; $10 for a bracelet that lets the kids on every ride except one, plus BOGO hot dogs and corn dogs. The games are pretty expensive, but everybody wins something. And parking is free. Lots of fun!
4. Sellwood Riverfront Park
5. Sellwood Bridge
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 8 reviews
Completed in 1925, the narrow, two-lane bridge is often the last chance to cross the river as you move south out of Portland.
Reviewed By Surgeon12
I’d do this again but go farther, at the end of this beautiful bridge walk, a trail continues along the river and i think it is even a loop. Nice wide sidewalk and not too long. Limited parking though so keep that in mind
6. Sckavone Stadium
The facility was renamed Sckavone Field in honor of the man who was so instrumental in its creation.
7. Oaks Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
