Things to Do in Tualatin, Oregon

G-Man Brewery offers the perfect location to catch a game on television while drinking one of their own handcrafted beers on tap. Their location serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Open for indoor and outdoor dining.

Tualatin Indoor Soccer Center features a full-size turf playing surface to accommodate both indoor soccer and Futsal games. Clinics & leagues are offered for youth and adults. Field is available for rental.

The Tualatin Heritage Center, operated by the Tualatin Historical Society, preserves the city’s oldest church as a present-day community resource offering information and events about the area’s rich and colorful history, its diverse cultures and the natural environment around Tualatin. The Heritage Center also serves as the home to Lumiere Players, Tualatin’s own theatre group and is especially noted for its displays of mastodon and ground sloth bones as well as erratic boulders deposited during the Missoula Floods some 15,000 years ago.

Atfalati Park is a 13.27 acre park with one softball field, one full basketball court and two half courts, two tennis courts, & a 70,000 sq ft multi-purpose sports field.

Roamers Rest RV Park is a 93-site RV park located in Tualatin between Highway 99W and the Tualatin River. Rich with history Roamers Rest has been a recreational park for the area for well over a hundred years. Close to many attractions, the park’s location keeps visitors connected to the local area with easy access to the TriMet bus line, while offering a serene country-like atmosphere on the river.

Roamers Rest has 30- and 50-amp sites with private bathrooms, laundry facilities, a book exchange library, RV parts/supplies and weekly propane delivery service. Each RV site includes a full service hook-up, cable TV and wireless internet access.

Office opens daily at 9 a.m.

People of all ages and abilities can enjoy a paddle trip on the meandering Tualatin River accompanied by an experienced guide. Tualatin Riverkeepers’ paddle trip leaders are passionate volunteers who will enlighten participants on the flora and fauna of the area while discussing water quality and conservation. Reservations are required and can be made online. Canoe rentals are available, and personal flotation devices must be worn on all trips.

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From the May through September, Alder Creek offers family-friendly, paddle-away boat rentals at their rental location in Browns Ferry Park on the Tualatin River. Canoes, single and tandem recreational kayaks are available on a first-come, first-served basis (includes paddles and flotation devices). Instruction is also available.

Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., May-September; days vary
Closed October-April

Threat Dynamics’ training facility is the only facility of its kind in the world where civilians can experience cutting-edge threat response technology typically available to law enforcement and the military. The state-of-the art facility simulates firing ranges and real-world scenarios projected onto large, 300-degree HD screens to offer virtual-reality tactical shooting experiences for individuals and groups.

Open daily; hours vary

Tualatin is located 12 miles south of Portland and is a bustling, vibrant community. Since 1987, the city has been designated by the National Arbor Day Foundation as Tree City, USA. The organization grants such a designation to communities who have a commitment to planting and maintaining trees. Tualatin’s dedication to a healthy environment is evident with its more than 200 acres of parks, greenways, and green spaces, all of which have been developed and cared for by the Tualatin Parks and Recreation Department. The Tualatin River meanders through this city, making Tualatin a perfect spot for birders and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Tualatin Chamber of Commerce is called the friendliest Chamber in the Portland Metro region.

The Chamber office is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.