- The list below includes 272 free or cheap things to do in or near Dundee, Oregon, including 84 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Movie Theaters, Farms & Ranches and History Museums.
- From Cameo Theatre to Red Hills Lake, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Dundee and in nearby cities within 25 miles like West Linn, Portland, Hillsboro and Lake Oswego.
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Not only does Ibach Park contain a playground for children, but the structures are interactive, meaning visitor's children can learn about the Native American and pioneer eras of the Tualatin area. The site also contains a teen play area.
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Made up of almost 2 acres, Courtside City Park is situated near two senior housing complexes and in walking distance of a residential neighborhood. A pedestrian path, playground and picnic tables and benches are featured at the site.
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Guests can have a splashing good time in the 50 meter pool at the Tualatin Aquatic Center. Recreational swimming, lessons and camps, water aerobics, diving, lifeguard training, and more are available at the facility.
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Harvey Cornell Stadium is a local sports arena in Tualatin, Oregon. Visitors and locals can enjoy watching a game, or use the stadium for work outs and running in the off-season.
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Comprised of just over an acre, the Hathaway Park in Wilsonville, Oklahoma is a small neighborhood park. The neighborhood site features community amenities in the form of a pedestrian path, basketball court, picnic tables, and playground area.
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Canyon Creek Park includes a 1.41-acre area of developed land and 6.87 acres of natural area where deer and other wildlife reside. There are trails, picnic shelters and tables, benches, a pedestrian path and restrooms.
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Corner of Second & Liberty Sts, Aurora, OR 97002
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A historic museum that showcases an 1850s era of Christian communal society, this is what the Old Aurora Colony Museum is about. It exhibits well-preserved buildings and houses of the Aurora community plus artifacts, archives and documents.
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Founded in 1963, Aurora Colony Historical Society the is a group dedicated to preserving and displaying the history of the local area. The society operates a museum with a number of exhibits aimed to educate about local history and heritage.
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Constructed in 1860 to house oxen who pulled wagons across the Oregon Trail, this historic location is now the home of the Ox Barn Museum, one in a five-building museum complex. Visitors can choose self-guided or guided tours.
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With Phillz Guide Service, the traveler can learn to fish or simply enjoy fishing with a guide that has been doing this for more than 13 years. Sturgeon, salmon, and steelhead are some of the fish to be caught using his services.