Things to Do in Portland, Oregon

Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm offers plentiful activities, such as u-cut trees, u-pick pumpkins, animal interactions, pumpkin canons and more.

September-October
From late-September to the end of October, Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm offers a bundle of family-friendly fall activities, including a pumpkin patch, hay mazes, pumpkin bowling, playhouse, barrel train, hayrides and farm animals. In addition to the harvest activities, the farm features U-cut flowers and ornamental gourds.

November-December
Starting the day after Thanksgiving through mid-December, the tree farm will be open to the public on weekends. The farm store will be open and will feature tree stands, local honey and jams, apple cider, alpaca wool products, candles, candy, pumpkin donuts and hot drinks.

Tickets must be purchased in advance.

All Star Towncar is an executive chauffer service. They offer both personal and corporate luxury ground transportation needs–fleet includes a sedan, a sprinter van and an SUV–with highly trained and experienced professional drivers. Each ride promises punctuality and unparalleled comfort, ensuring that your journey with All Star is nothing short of exceptional.

All Star also offers wine tours.

Macy’s is one of the anchor stores at Washington Square. Macy’s visitor program offers exclusive discounts to both domestic and international visitors, group programs and special shopping packages to enhance the travel experience.

Garden Home Park is a 7.71-acre public park on bus route with a softball/baseball field, two soccer fields, two tennis courts, trails, picnic tables, ADA accessible trail, restrooms and a playground.

Located just minutes from downtown Portland, Amaterra is perched high in the slopes of the city’s West Hills. Sip, savor, and enjoy bounty from one of the most unique wine terroirs in the country. The estate vineyard overlooks unparalleled views of the Tualatin Valley, embracing the landscape of the Pacific Northwest. It is a wine experience unlike any other.

Amaterra is a private restaurant and winery. Social memberships are available for $25, a one-time membership fee.

MTRWESTERN provides a stress-free alternative to sitting in stop-and-go traffic. Sit back, relax and enjoy the view while being driven from point to point, through the city, and all around the Tualatin Valley. Whether the trip is a three-minute shuttle between your car and office or work site, or a longer charter trip, get there in comfort, safety and style with MTRWESTERN at the wheel.

McMenamins Oak Hills Brewpub invites guests to watch McMenamins’ brewers hard at work among the colorfully painted brew tanks as you sit back with a fresh pint, a hearty burger, salads made with seasonal ingredients and more. The brewpub is open daily for lunch and dinner, and families are welcome. Pets welcome at outdoor seating areas only.

Open daily for limited indoor dining, outdoor dining and takeout.

Located in the Nordia House, Nordic Northwest’s cultural center, Nordic Finnware features Marimekko, Iitala, Moomin & Miffy products, and a large selection of kitchen items, candy, and a small refrigerated section.

Tour Oregon Wines offers wonderful Oregon wine tours in chauffeur-driven sedans, SUVs, or buses for larger groups.