Accessible Destinations in Oregon

27 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Oregon with detailed accessibility information: Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland Japanese Garden, Pittock Mansion, Columbia River Maritime Museum, Oregon Historical Society Museum.

• Lan Su Chinese Garden (Portland) – A one-block classical Chinese garden in Portland with accessible routes, accessible restrooms, transit access, cultural programs, and a tea…
• Portland Japanese Garden (Portland) – A landmark garden in Portland's Washington Park with Japanese landscapes, cultural spaces, exhibits, tours, and source-backed accessibility…
• Pittock Mansion (Portland) – A historic Portland mansion and viewpoint with source-backed partial accessibility, an accessible entrance, elevator limits, and grounds to…
• Columbia River Maritime Museum (Astoria) – Columbia River Maritime Museum is an Astoria, OR museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor fa…
• Oregon Historical Society Museum (Portland) – Oregon Historical Society Museum is a Portland, OR museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor…
• Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals (Hillsboro) – Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals is a Hillsboro, OR museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop wit…
• The Oregon Garden (Silverton) – The Oregon Garden is an 80-acre botanical garden in Silverton, Oregon, with a paved 1.4-mile path and two free loaner wheelchairs at the vi…
• OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science & Industry) (Portland) – Portland's hands-on science museum offers interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and submarine tours in a welcoming, accessible waterfront se…
• Powell's City of Books (Portland) – The world's largest independent bookstore fills an entire city block with over a million books and full wheelchair accessibility.
• Portland Art Museum (Portland) – Portland's premier art museum offers world-class collections with strong accessibility programs and a dedicated access team.
• High Desert Museum (Bend) – An award-winning museum near Bend that brings the natural and cultural history of the High Desert to life through live animals, outdoor tra…
• Crater Lake National Park (Crater Lake) – Oregon's deepest blue lake sits inside a volcanic crater, with accessible viewpoints along the rim and a fully accessible trail through old…
• Enchanted Forest Theme Park (Turner) – A whimsical family-owned theme park nestled in an Oregon forest, with storybook attractions and ongoing accessibility improvements.
• Oregon Zoo (Portland) – One of the Pacific Northwest's top zoos, home to endangered species and immersive habitats across 64 lush acres in Portland's Washington Pa…
• Eugene Science Center (Eugene) – Lane County's only hands-on science museum and planetarium, offering interactive exhibits in beautiful Alton Baker Park.
• Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum (McMinnville) – Home of the legendary Spruce Goose, this fully wheelchair-accessible museum brings aviation and space history to life in McMinnville, Orego…
• Seaside Carousel Mall (Seaside) – A charming indoor mall featuring Oregon's only carousel, with shops and eateries steps from the Seaside Promenade.
• Sunriver Resort (Sunriver) – A sprawling Central Oregon resort with wheelchair-accessible facilities, outdoor recreation, and stunning Cascade Mountain views for every…
• Tillamook Creamery Visitor Center (Tillamook) – Oregon's iconic cheese factory offers free self-guided tours, tastings, and interactive exhibits in a fully wheelchair-accessible facility.
• Wildlife Safari (Winston) – Drive through 600 acres of free-roaming wildlife from your own car, with most animal encounters designed to be wheelchair accessible.
• Wings & Waves Waterpark (McMinnville) – An indoor waterpark built around a real Boeing 747, featuring wave pools, ten waterslides, and year-round aquatic fun in McMinnville, Orego…
• Mt. Hood Skibowl Adventure Park (Government Camp) – Oregon's largest night ski area doubles as a summer adventure park with alpine slides, zip lines, and stunning Mt. Hood views.
• Cascades Raptor Center (Eugene) – An outdoor wildlife center in Eugene where visitors can meet nearly 40 native birds of prey up close.
• Washington Square (Tigard) – Oregon's premier shopping destination features over 170 stores, diverse dining, and tax-free shopping in the heart of the Portland metro ar…
• World Forestry Center Discovery Museum (Portland) – Explore the world's forests through hands-on exhibits in Portland's beautiful Washington Park, with wheelchair accessible galleries.
• Gateway Mall (Springfield) – A popular shopping and entertainment hub in Springfield, Oregon, offering a welcoming experience for visitors of all abilities.
• Oregon Coast Aquarium (Newport) – A Newport aquarium of Oregon Coast marine life, with ADA-accessible buildings and wheelchair rentals, though outdoor paths are gravel.