All Other Destinations and Attractions in Oregon

The Tillamook Naval Air Station Museum features more than 30 WWII aircraft, as well as blimps, historical photographs and other related items. The building itself is 1,072ft/372m long and 192ft/59m high and is said to be the largest clear span wood structure in the world.

The Latimer Quilt & Textile Center in Tillamook displays a variety of handmade textiles and textile-making equipment. The museum features quilts from the nineteenth century to the present day.

The Tillamook County Pioneer Museum is housed in the Tillamook Court House which was built in 1905. It features more than 35,000 items and 10,000 photographs on pioneer life, natural history, and a children's exhibit.

The Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History offers exhibits on the region's history and natural history. The collection includes displays on plants and animals, as well as historical artifacts of Native Americans and the early settlers, and a collection of more than 25,000 photographs.

The Four Rivers Cultural Center and Museum in Ontario is a tribute to the ethnic diversity of the region and its history. The Western Treasure Valley where Oregon meets Idaho is where the Snake, the Malheur, the Owyhee and the Payette Rivers converge. The center features a theater, gardens and museum.

The Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville is home to Howard Hughes' "Spruce Goose", a single hull aircraft with an all wood airframe and surface structure. At the time it was built in 1947 it was the largest plane ever built.

The Lawrence Gallery is located northeast of Sheridan. It features the work of artists from the Pacific Northwest. The gallery has an outdoor sculpture garden.

The Brunk House is located between Dallas and Salem. It was built in 1861. The home has been restored and is now open to the public during the summer months.

The Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in America featuring more than 250,000 acres. It is located in central Oregon's high desert northeast of Lakeview. It is home to pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, mule deer, sage grouse and a variety of other wildlife.

The Schminck Memorial Museum in Lakeview features American Indian artifacts and items related to pioneer life, including instruments, clothing, and toys.

Located in the Philomath College Building, the Benton County Historical Museum displays art work of Oregon artists. The museum collection includes about 65,000 items related to the history of the area.

The Harney County Historical Museum in Burns offers a wide variety of displays on pioneer life, wildlife, farming, medical and dental equipment, and American Indian artifacts.

The Malheur National Wildlife Refuge provides habitats for migratory birds as well as mammals native to the area. The area is comprised of wetlands, meadows, rivers, and grasslands.