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Family fun in Oregon's Willamette Valley

Welcome to the Valley for all.

Visit a Willamette Valley vintner and you'll feel at home from the get-go. The whole family is welcome to sit on cozy tasting room couches to soak up the sweeping views. Yes, you may be put to work stomping grapes - and you will definitely leave with the resident dog's hair all over your pants - but hey, you're family now. 

If wine isn't at the top of your whole family's wishlist, not to worry. We've got plenty of events and attractions for everyone in your group. We welcome you to sleep in a giant old-growth tree, ride in a race car at a motor sports museum, slip and slide down a retired airplane and ride on a hand-carved animal round and round a historic carousel.  

While the wine is wonderful - it's just the beginning in the Willamette Valley.

Family Friendly Activities + Willamette Valley

Visit the Enchanted Forest - Salem
Theme park with storybook lane, western town, haunted house, European village, log flume, roller coaster, more rides, summer theatre, food, shops and more!

Outdoor exploration - Eugene
Summer parks, river-play areas, indoor waterparks and trampolines mean year-round fun. Learn together at the Eugene science center or cheer on your team at an emerald's baseball game.

See the stars - Corvallis
Cascadia expeditions has partnered with the heart of the valley astronomers to offer the opportunity to look through telescopes and learn about the constellations, planets and stars.

Horseback riding - Yamhill County
Saddle up and ride a Tennessee walking horse through the vines in Oregon's wine country. Guests over 21 can experience a wine tasting tour via saddle!

Ride a historic carousel - Albany
Albany's talented community has volunteered over 152,000 hours to create something magical! Ride on the hand-carved animals or join carvers and artists as they paint their way into carousel history.

Explore the Possibilities

Your adventure begins with the official Willamette Valley Travel Guide. Request your complimentary printed guide or download a digital guide today.

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