My favorite park in town! Beautiful grounds, beautiful estate. There are a couple different…read more"themed" trails and areas that make this an awesome weekend trek. During the spring and summer you'll see all sorts of events here- birthdays, weddings, summer camp. I especially like the master gardener area. It's a separate fenced off section that you can go in and take a look at different gardening methods. The playground is neat too!

Beautiful place to roam!…read more We've driven by the entrance so many times, and I always wondered what was behind the gate. We stopped by Sunday afternoon and parked, fairly empty lot, planning to take the longer unpaved trail and knowing virtually nothing about the estate. When we ended up back at the estate we were very pleasantly surprised. The unpaved trail was just okay, but the grounds surrounding the estate are so lovely. Little paths everywhere, sweet garden areas, a large green yard, and beautiful trees. Looked like there was a lot more to see next visit. Really a fantastic estate. Seems like a fabulous place for an event and definitely an enjoyable spot to wander on a lazy afternoon.

Nice facility in a beautiful location. Spacious room, large windows, clean and modern. Parking.read more

Was here one evening for a 4 year old's baptism party. Place seemed pretty clean for a park meeting…read morehall. A bit chilly but once someone found out how to turn off the overhead fan, it leveled out. Seemed like a nice place complete with a kitchen and large ceilings that truly made it feel like a festive space. Restrooms were clean also. I would consider having some sort of family or friend event here.

I had no idea this venue was available for rent. It is on the Clackamas community college campus…read morebut it is it's own building with all of the benefit for a facility. There are restrooms, kitchen, beautiful artwork, quality seating for your guest, The room is easy to divide and there's plenty of space for 100 guests. This space is perfect for a large party or a small wedding. There is a full stage if you would like to use it, they have all the electrical options for any DJ you would like to have, there's plenty of outlets to accommodate any sort of electronic set up you would like to do, they have screens that pull down and projectors. This room is easy to customize and make it your own special event. The building itself is beautiful, it's quiet and surrounded by green space with fountains, ducks are playing and walking around, and there is ample parking.

Oregon is a forest wonderland, so it's no surprise we have this world-class museum and exhibition…read morespace dedicated to our trees. The permanent exhibits are informative and well-presented. Similar with the non-permanent exhibits that feature specific forest-related topics. Worth the price of admission. Veterans admitted free of charge.

World forestry center, is small but magical. The staff who…read morechecked me in were incredible. I had two small children and they told me where we could explore and that it's very much a hands on museum. They had one exhibit that was for the eyes and not the hands but was explained where it was (and that there were signs) There's lots of wonder and education here. You find yourself diving into fun activities while enriching yourself with education. If you're looking for a rainy day activity, a less crowded activity, or a very underrated activity I truly recommend here!

*The owners sent a nice note below that the space is not available for rental at this time. Very…read moreprofessional and polite. True Masons. Thanks* Masons? Do they still exist? Are they still controlling the world? They had math as an advantage in historic times. Are they now the big data illuminati? No one knows! But they built this great old building when they definitely controlled things. And it can be rented for events today. It has a charming auditorium with a big proper stage good seats and a balcony. They are well set up with flood lighting, but you would need to bring in specialized lighting and sound for some events. There is another big room with a perfect hardwood floor and a small stage and kitchen #1. A huge carpeted lounge and bar with ancient stained glass windows, and grandparent comfy couches. Similar feel to the dearly departed The Woods, but more exotic and ornamental. Other rooms of varying sizes. Very clean and nice bathrooms, and a ladies lounge. Commercial kitchen #2. The building is well maintained, but the carpets are due for an upgrade. The building has 4 levels connected by a grand staircase. There is an elevator, and a ramped entry to the side of the main doors, but if you need wheelchair access, you should check first and work with the staff, seems like those Masons liked to build stone entry stairs, a lot. The staff is great. They have a secure parking area, that is locked for the night when the staff leaves. They are adjacent to the Mallory Hotel DeLuxe, which has its own parking structure, should you need hotel services or their Driftwood Room for pre- or post- funking. Probably not a good idea to rent it on a Timbers game night, unless for a Timbers event, because parking would be a blood sport. And it's on the MAX light rail. The greatest thing about the space are all the Masonary paraphernalia, including spooky portraits of Masons past lining the hallways. Note when you rent the Scottish Rite Temple, they don't provide a map to the secret wing. Seriously there is a whole other wing. Mason secrets? An old-timey Portland event venue that just needs to be seen to be believed!

I had my wedding here 5/08 and my husband, our family members and all our guests were delighted…read more The price was 1200 for the venue on a sat evening. Katering by Kurt was very reasonable and the food was so good that I'd seriously order it at a decent restaurant. I know this sounds like stretch but I have had really crappy wedding food. I was worried mine would be the same. Not so! SRC was easy to deal with, had a spacious bridal dressing room. The ballroom is pretty good acoustic-wise and spacious for a dance. I will say that the golden colored stage curtains are heinous but the decor is otherwise nice. I would recommend this venue to soon to be brides and grooms who are on a budget and really don't feel like going in the hole for one day in their lives.

It was nice place so we thought we would try the soccer golf but clearly it was not taking care of…read moreor cared for like the rest of the course. The grass was sooo dead and with the super firm, smooth soccer balls, AND down hill holes, it was ridiculous. With a tiny tap it would go all the way down the hill on to the trail or road or whatever. The employee didn't seem to care when I brought it up.

So much fun out here in Eagle Landing. Fun and amazing for all families. Greens play fast. Enjoy…read more Solid par 3 course.

This Grange is tucked in the neighborhood behind the River Roadhouse. It may be hard to find, but…read moreit's a place worth joining or renting. I've been here a few times, and the people in charge are friendly. I found them on Facebook. Check them out!

What a magical night for my nephew & his new wife. This venue was awesome from parking to RR to…read morechoices to beauty to ease to staff. Absolutely first class!!

My husband and I found Red Barn online in November/December of 2019. We were aiming for an outdoor…read moreFall wedding, and the property for Red Barn was absolutely beautiful from the accommodations, the scenery of the surrounding forest, to the water, the gardens, and of course, the barn itself. We reached out and scheduled a visit with the coordinator. The day of the visit we arrived, the coordinator had forgotten, but said we could walk around the site. It was no big deal, the day was kind of gray, but we could get a sense of what the property was, so we decided to go forward. We did have another meeting, and signed the contract for September 13th. A couple months later, Covid hit, and we were in limbo about the wedding and evolving government regulations. However, we kept informed of the changes and adapted as needed, they were flexible and we were comfortable moving forward together. So far, pretty good experience, you might be wondering why the low rating, but the turn happened a month leading up to the date. All of our vendors were booked and deposits all made. We had paid Red Barn ~$4500. The first issue was that the in-house catering was no longer available, but we weren't made aware of the fact. We frantically searched for another catering, and were fortunate enough to find Cheryl's on 12th. So, again, no big deal really, just momentary panic. Mon Sept 7th, however, issues started escalating. The huge Riverside fire was choking half the state, and with an outside venue, we were getting extremely concerned that this was becoming an impossibility. Thur Sept 10th, the venue was in level 3 evacuation, our house was in level 2. Family was in the process of arriving from out of state, or traveling from around Oregon. We reach out and they say that maybe we can reschedule, or just see how things turn out. Our vendors started calling. The catering would not travel to Oregon City, nor would the bartender, the florist, the baker, or the DJ. None of the vendors were willing to put their employees' health at risk to fulfill the business, and neither were we. So we changed venues to SE Portland. One indoors with heavy ventilation. We made it work, our vendors could still do business in a nice area, and our guests didn't spend a lot of money and time making it out to our wedding for nothing. We had heard nothing from Red Barn after the text mentioned above. Here's where things soured greatly: My husband reached out to Red Barn a few days after the wedding asking for a refund, and offered to pay ~$540 for their time of the meetings. There was a lot of back and forth. After months of negotiation, they said they would give back 50%, but with small payments over a period of time. That negotiation fell through, and Red Barn said they would only give back the deposit ($500). My husband is a realtor and at the time had a client in Tillamook. He spent over 40 hours working with the client, found them a house, got it under contract, and in the end, the clients backed out. He was entitled to his commission (around $5500), but he didn't want to put his clients in a bad position, understood that it is part of business, and moved on. He relayed this to Red Barn, and they stated they were much like realtors in that they do all this work in preparation for a wedding, so they are entitled to the money. Their communication was often condescending, talking about how lenient they were being with us, how generous they had been with their offers in the negotiation (i.e. "we don't generally offer this, but...") What they were particularly insistent upon, was that the wedding could've been held at their venue. That there was no reason for us to even cancel in the first place (but, as they stated numerous times, "it was your right to make a different decision"), despite the repeated response that literally no vendors were going to be there. We weren't going to put our guests, our vendors, or their employees in that situation. The air quality was at the most hazardous level, and still in evacuation. Over a year later, they responded with, "we even purchased a powerful air filter, the air in the barn was better than our own house." Knowledge we were never offered at any point. However, this is a barn. With wedding traffic, of guests, vendors, employees, no insulation, slim walls, it would be impossible. Our vendors would not be in attendance, and everyone would be subjected to some of the highest levels of air pollutants with its proximity to the fires. In difficult times, we are presented with people's true character. The venue is lovely, the coordinator was nice enough, and we never actually met the owners. The odds of another pandemic and wildfires happening to sabotage your wedding day are indeed nearly zero, but going through it ourselves, we discovered that the owners of Red Barn have one priority above all else, where our vendors' owners did not: Profit over people. And apathy for an incredibly challenging situation.