Things to Do in Portland, Oregon

A family-owned restaurant open daily for lunch and dinner, featuring all-you-can-eat, fresh grilled entrée with soup, rice and dessert included. Open since 1988, the restaurant offers a huge selection of fresh vegetables, meats, noodles and sauces for a personalized healthy meal.

Hours:
• Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
• Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

One of the largest bouldering gyms is now open in Beaverton. The Portland Rock Gym has 28,000 square feet of bouldering gym including two yoga studios, a large training and fitness space, two adjustable training walls, and more.

Next spring, the gym will add another 36,000 square feet to the rock climbing gym, which will include a covered outdoor bouldering area, 55-foot tall rope climbing, IFSC certified speed wall, autobelays, top ropes, lead lines, and more bouldering

Day passes are $24

The Portland International Airport (PDX) serves 14.6 million passengers annually on 14 commercial carriers and sees more than 520 flights daily. There are nonstop international flights to Amsterdam, Netherlands; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Tokyo, Japan.

Please allow approximately one hour to drive to or from downtown Portland and Portland International Airport.

Summerlake Park features one softball/baseball field, two tennis courts, and a basketball court.

West Sylvan Park is a 0.98-acre public park on bus route with two baseball fields, a soccer field, two softball fields, two tennis courts, ADA accessible trail, playground and restrooms.

Experience A Great Oregon Wine Tour on a full-day excursion with an expert guide. These tours are very educational and a great way to learn about the Willamette Valley, drinking great wines and discovering new wineries.

Sykart Indoor Racing Center is the premiere location in the Pacific Northwest for indoor karting. Get ready for a thrilling ride an inch off the ground at 30 to 35 mph—the most intense fun you can have inside. Call for availability prior to visiting.

Open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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.

Closed for the season.

Only 20 minutes from Portland, Bonny Slope is a family-friendly, u-pick blueberry farm that invites you to bring a picnic and enjoy the setting. Bring your own containers or bags. No pets, please. Cash and checks only.

Open daily, sunrise to sunset, during the summer picking season (July through August). Please call ahead to confirm produce availability and hours.