- The list below includes 339 free or cheap things to do in or near Lake Oswego, Oregon, including 85 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Movie Theaters, Running/Jogging and Family Fun Center.
- From George Rogers Park to Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lake Oswego and in nearby cities within 25 miles like West Linn, Vancouver, Portland and Oregon City.
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The Evergreen Aviation Playground is an aviation themed public playground at the Evergreen Aviation Museum. The playground features all air and space related structures and equipment like rockets, spaceships, and planes.
30.0 Miles
The Willamette Mission State Park is the site of the first mission for Native Americans. The park features 16 miles of trails for hiking, horseback-riding, and biking, picnic areas with walnut and filbert trees, volleyball, horseshoes, softball, soccer, and boating.
30.8 Miles
Schreiner's Iris Gardens has won the Dykes Memorial Medal from the American Iris Society 11 times for the irises that it grows on their 200 acres of land. From May to July, visitors can view 10-acres of the irises free.
31.2 Miles
Oneonta Falls is a gorge that requires a hike through a river and a 400' elevation change to arrive at. The gorge is .6 miles long and the hike to get to the nearby bridge is 1.5-miles in length.
33.0 Miles
Four basketball hoops, a youth-sized baseball diamond, and tennis court make Bob Newton Park popular for sport-based recreation. The site which is spread over nearly six acres also has playground equipment and picnic tables.
33.1 Miles
The Mount Hood National Forest comprises over 60 miles of terrain at the base of Mount Jefferson, with hiking, horseback and cross country ski trails, rafting and fishing, alongside picnic and campgrounds. Visit Timberline Lodge, a Depression-era National Historical Monument now operated as a hotel and lodge.
33.5 Miles
Sitting on 550-acres of land, the Wildwood Recreation Site is a recreational park that features dense vegetation, Western Red Cedar trees, and hiking trails. The site also has athletic fields, outdoor picnic kitchens, and group shelters.
33.9 Miles
The Keizer Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization that has the goal of maintaining the building and grounds as a source of pride for Keizer citizens. The foundation hosts weddings, parties, and meetings.
34.2 Miles
Guests can enjoy guided fishing trips and access to bass, fine trout, and shade waters with The Fly Fishing Shop. The offer fly fishing classes and guided trip locations include the Salmon and Deschutes Rivers.
34.7 Miles
Mountain View Video is a locally owned and operated video store that carries new and old movies. The shop also features pool tables and a game room in the back of the store.