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With over 170 of your favorite stores and restaurants - Washington Square makes your trip to Oregon unforgettable.

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As the premier location to shop and dine in the area, we offer exclusive shopping experiences.

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Washington Square is Oregon’s premier shopping destination with four anchors, including Oregon’s largest Nordstrom, Macy’s, JCPenney, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and over 170 specialty stores.  With dining options that will please any palette with choices like The Cheesecake Factory, Din Tai Fung, Thirsty Lion Pub & Grill, 85C Bakery Café, and more!

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Easy means everything for seasoned travelers – and travel professionals.  The recently launched  MacerichTourism.com is a one-stop shopping resource for travel industry professionals. This business-to-business, multi-lingual website highlights shopping-centric tourism programs for tour operators, meeting planners, motorcoach operators, resort and hotel partners, as well as travel media.

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REI’s Portland Adventure Ends With Opening of Beaverton Store

The new 39,000-square-foot cedar hills store is the brand’s largest in oregon..

REI opened its enormous new Beaverton store on Friday—the largest in Oregon—making the retailer’s full exodus from Portland proper complete. REI Beaverton replaces the co-op’s Pearl District location that closed earlier this year.

The three-day celebration included giveaways and afternoon “outdoor socials” with music, nonprofits and outdoor brands such as Cotopaxi, Salomon and Arc’teryx and Columbia. As the anchor tenant at Walker Center in Cedar Hills, the 39,000-square-foot store features the largest gear and apparel assortment in the state, along with full-service bike, ski and snowboard shops.

The exuberant grand opening smarts a little in the context of how REI’s time in the Pearl ended. Last April, the retailer announced it would close its Northwest 14th Avenue and Johnson Street location due to the highest number of break-ins and thefts in its 20 years in the neighborhood.

“The safety of our employees, members and customers is always our No. 1 priority. In recent years, Portland has been dealing with increased crime in our neighborhood and beyond,” the company said to members in an email at the time.

The company had also outgrown the Pearl District space and the building needed upgrades that it could not agree on with the landlord. REI closed its doors Feb. 1, despite Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler meeting with company officials to try to convince them to stay and the Portland Police Bureau parking temporary security camera trailers at REI’s loading dock to deter theft.

In August, REI regional director Bob Cagle said that REI Beaverton is “conveniently located in the middle of the metropolitan area and complement[s] our stores in Hillsboro, Tualatin and Clackamas.”

With the opening of REI Beaverton, the co-op now has nine stores in the state. There are 303,000 REI members in the Portland market and 936,000 in Oregon.

“Our team of 90 inspired guides look forward to sharing our beautiful new store with REI members and the outdoor community,” REI Beaverton store manager Dacia Stockton says. “Our location is full service in every way—from the largest gear and apparel assortments sold by REI in the state to the region’s top bike and snow shop mechanics to a knowledgeable sales team ready to share advice on where to go and which products can help make your next adventure a success.”

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Road Trip Essentials at the AAA Travel Store

Are you headed out for the next great American road trip for Spring Break this year? Are you wondering what you need to keep your car organized and be prepared for everything that your trip might entail? Well then come over to your nearest AAA Travel Store to check out some awesome Road Trip Essentials that will make your Spring Break travels a breeze.

To succeed at any family road trip today you always need to have all your tech items ready to go and fully charged to keep maps and entertainment going.

Tech Charging Cords A variety of colors and styles for all devices

In order to keep all these devices charged make sure you invest in a high-powered portable charger like the Z-Gear Power Bank which can charge your device up to four times without recharging the device.

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At the end of the day it’s important to keep all your items organized! An easy way to do this is with Travelon’s Packing Squares, these colorful organizers come in a 3 pack so there are plenty to share to put cords, headphones and other essentials into.

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When out on the road with your family for long periods of time your comfort is super important! There is a lot of downtime, so why not catch up on some Z’s. WHile the car is not always the most comfortable place to nap, we have a few tips to hopefully make your nap experience a bit better.

First, block out the harsh sun and it’s reflections with a pair of Bucky Eye Shades. They are contoured to best fir the shape of our eyes AND they don’t let any extra light come in.

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Another comfort must-have is a nice travel pillow. Eagle Creek makes some great ones that include a limited lifetime warranty.

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Having a good water bottle is essential to staying hydrated on those long road trips! One of the Travel Stores favorites is the Vapur Bottle, which is a collapsible bottle that makes it easy to store when not in use.

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We all know the worst part of those long road trips can sharing a hotel bathroom. Why not make that experience slightly more enjoyable by bringing your own Poo-Poouri? It’s a great odor neutralizer that also doubles as an air freshener in a pinch.

Make sure you have good pair of compression socks with you, like the amazing Sockwell socks that the travel store carries. With all that sitting you need to make sure your legs are comfortable and circulation is flowing on those long trips.

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When your family is traveling on the road for long periods of time you’ll want to be prepared for anything. That’s why always having your AAA Traveler Road Kit in the car with you is a road trip essential. Make sure you’re prepared for any unforeseen events that take place! face

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Halloween Events and Haunted Places in Portland

Embrace the season’s spooky spirit with an array of annual festivities and haunted places..

The Pacific Northwest is rife with spooky lore and tales of things that go bump in the night. Halloween is the prime time to check out Portland’s many mysterious spots, paranormal activity, haunted houses, corn mazes, and spirited walking tours.

Portland’s Annual Halloween Events

Returning to the Tualatin Commons every October, The West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is a cherished local event where costumed racers pilot gigantic gourds through a watercourse on Tualatin Commons lake. The event kicks off with a giant pumpkin parade and weigh-off, followed by a full day of pumpkin paddlers plying the shallow lake in 1,000-pound pumpkin boats.

The Oregon Zoo celebrates the spooky season with Howloween . This fun and safe Halloween tradition invites costumed trick-or-treaters to learn about healthy habitats for wildlife, see a magic show and guess the weight of the giant pumpkin.

Put on your best costume and get moving during the Run Like Hell Marathon . This annual walk/run follows along a paved trail where costumed runners and walkers can join in on a half marathon and compete in a costume contest simultaneously. Live music, beer, food and entertainment await the runners at the finish line.

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The Oddities & Curiosities Expo showcases hand-selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses from all over the country with all things weird. Stroll around the Oregon Convention Center while shopping for items such as taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork and horror/Halloween-inspired pieces.

The Spirit of Halloweentown , a fun, family-friendly celebration of the season’s spookiest holiday in St. Helen’s Old Town District. Expect costume contests, trick-or-treating, haunted town tours and scarecrows galore (the town even lights a “Great Pumpkin” in the city plaza).

The Spirit of Halloweentown

The historic town of St. Helens, located 45 minutes from Portland, celebrates Halloween all month long with haunted tours, costume contests and more.

Haunted Houses

Portland likes its scares as much as any other city and has the haunted houses to prove it. Some of the biggest annual options include Underhill Haunted House at the Moda Center and The Fear PDX Haunted House . Oaks Amusement Park also boasts Oregon’s only scream park, Oaks Park Scaregrounds . You can walk through haunted attractions and then hop on a roller coaster for even more screams.

Haunted Portland

One of the city’s largest and best-kept pioneer-era graveyards, Lone Fir Cemetery  serves as the final resting place for 25,000 souls — believer or not, that’s pretty good odds for spirit-spotting and ghost stories. McMenamin’s White Eagle Saloon claims to play host to several apparitions, from a prostitute named Rose to the souls of unwitting residents kidnapped via Portland’s infamous Shanghai Tunnels . Arguably, Portland’s most famous — and persistent — phantom, “Nina,” has bedeviled the same spot for more than a century at Old Town Pizza .

Spooky Bars

For screams and giggles anytime of year, step into the adjoining Bar and Clown Room of Funhouse Lounge , grab a beer or a shot and admire the dozens upon dozens of (semi-creepy) clown portraits that line the walls. Grab your goth friends and get ready to dance at Portland’s premier horror-themed bar, The Coffin Club . At Creepy’s , a bar in Central Eastside , find circus monkeys clapping sporadically, questionable taxidermy, and clown portraits and trinkets scattered about. In Old Town check into the Overlook Hotel at HallwayPDX , The Shining-themed karaoke bar or head over to Raven’s Manor , a haunted manor-themed bar that serves small bites and cocktails nearly every day of the year.

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West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta

This annual race series consists of paddlers piloting a gaggle of gigantic gourds through a watercourse.

The Corn Maize on Sauvie Island

The Corn Maize, located on Sauvie Island north of Portland, offers visitors eight acres of physical and mental challenges in a cornfield.

Pumpkin Patches in and Near Portland

Get swept up in that autumnal feeling at these friendly farms just outside of Portland with U-pick pumpkin patches and fun family activities like hayrides, corn mazes, petting zoos and festive autumn food and drink.

Haunted Tours

Looking for safety in numbers? The Haunted Pub Crawl  from BeerQuest unites fun-loving specter-seekers on a tour of Old Town Portland. With Portland Ghost Tours , you can also explore some of the most ghost-infested places. Spend A Night with Ghosts in the Nob Hill area with its cobblestone streets and beautiful 19th-century buildings; this district is steeped in history and is purportedly home to a sizable ghost population. The Lone Fir Cemetery Historical Tours , offered by the Friends of Lone Fir Cemetery , teach about asylum patients, shanghai captains and ‘fancy ladies.’

Halloween Stores and Costume Shops

You know the Halloween season is upon you when you pass the Grim Reaper waving a sign for the Spirt Halloween , the superstore stocking every Halloween party in America. Dressing up in Portland isn’t limited to one season. Whether you’re attending a Halloween party, mermaid parade, superhero run or Renaissance fair, these eccentric Portland costume shops have you covered.

Portland Costume Shops

Find the perfect pieces to complete your halloween look., hollywood vintage.

In this giant warehouse, it doesn’t matter if you want to be Sailor Moon or Superman, Jessica Rabbit or an alien cowboy from Planet Disco — chances are good that you’ll find what you need. Racks of fur coats mingle with old prom dresses, worn denim, kimonos, clown pants, sequined gowns and classic Portland plaid

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This costume depot has everything you need for a haunted house, luau…or even a haunted luau. They stock a colorful supply of professional theater makeup, masks and realistic accessories. Get ready to take your undead zombie pirate to the next level with a tricorn hat and fluffy shoulder parrot!

Metro Boutique

Featuring goth, steampunk and more risqué festival attire, this place mixes fierce and flirty like a well-rounded cocktail. Fun character ensembles mingle with corsets and stockings, while fancy footwear and costume contact lenses add intrigue to any outfit.

Whether you’re going for stunning realism or Daenerys Targaryen cosplay, Wigland has the wigs, extensions and hairpieces you need. Their beautiful items from top designers promise a polished, I-can’t-believe-that’s-not-your-real-hair look.

Goodwill – Northeast Broadway

Goodwill compiles a warehouse of Halloween donations throughout the year and unleashes them every fall across its nine Portland locations. Spookily large selections are available at the city’s largest store, which is always stocked with funky finds.

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Haunted Shanghai Tunnel Tour

Old Town Pizza & Brewing is built directly above Portland's infamous Shanghai tunnels. The same tunnels that were used to  house kidnapped sailors during the early 1900s. Book a tour and explore the rich history of Portland, and the legacy of Old Town.

Portland Erotic Ball

In 1999, a group of sex-positive friends started the Portland Erotic Ball. Twenty-three years later, the Ball returns as Rose City's biggest adult Halloween experience. Guests can experience the sexy side of the scare as the Ball does a complete venue takeover with 3-floors of non-stop entertainment. Hosted by Emmy-nominee Sasha Scarlett, the 23rd annual…

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21 Things to do in Portland Oregon with Teenagers

A re you looking for a fun and unforgettable adventure with your teenage kids in Portland, Oregon? Here are the top things to do and places to visit in the city that will make your trip an unforgettable experience.

Portland is full of amazing attractions that cater to families with teens. From thrilling outdoor activities that provide an adrenaline rush to family-friendly museums and landmarks that offer a unique glimpse into the region’s history and culture, Portland has it all. So buckle up and prepare to have a lot of fun!

21 Fun Things to do in Portland with Teenagers

1) visit the columbia river gorge national scenic area.

Hiking the Oneonta Gorge

The Columbia River Gorge is approximately 30 minutes east of Portland and covers a stretch of 292,500 acres filled with hikes and scenic overlooks. It is the perfect place for families who love camping, fishing, biking, and hiking. One of the most popular hikes is the Multnomah Falls, which is the highest waterfall in the state. The gorge has more than 90 waterfalls you can visit with your teenagers !

2) Experience the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry offers children and young adults engaging experiences with permanent and rotating exhibits, plus a planetarium and Giant Screen theater. The museum is interactive, and many of the exhibits are hands-on, encouraging visitors to touch and engage with displays. There’s something for everyone to learn at OMSI as it provides a fun and educational experience.

3) Take a Bike Tour with Pedal Bike Tours

Pedal Bike Tours offers family-friendly bike tours throughout Portland that take you through the city’s notable attractions. The tours allow you to ride through Portland while experiencing its unique culture and history. The company provides unique services for different sizes of groups that can cater to your family’s specific interests and needs.

4) Go on a Food Tour

One of the best things about Portland is its food scene; it’s unique, diverse, and delicious! There is no better way to experience Portland’s food scene than taking a food tour with Eat Adventures Food Tours. The food tour features top-rated restaurants and food carts in the city and offers a great opportunity to sample delicious foods that you might never find on your own. You will become acquainted with Portland’s vibrant culinary environment while satisfying your taste buds!

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5) Ground Kontrol

Ground Kontrol is an amazing arcade located in Portland, Oregon that is perfect for teenagers. It has over 100 classic arcade games including pinball machines, video games, and more. They also have a full bar and restaurant, so teens can enjoy a meal or snack while playing their favorite games.

6) Oregon Zoo

The Oregon Zoo is a great place for teens to explore the wonders of nature. It features over 1,000 animals from around the world, as well as exhibits on conservation and sustainability. Teens can also take part in educational programs such as animal encounters and behind-the-scenes tours.

7) Voodoo Doughnuts

Voodoo Doughnuts is an iconic Portland doughnut shop that offers some of the most creative and delicious doughnuts around. Teens will love the unique flavors such as bubblegum-filled maple bars and grape Ape donuts with purple frosting!

8) Go Shopping on Hawthorne

Hawthorne Street is home to some of the best shopping in Portland. Teens can find everything from vintage clothing to cool art galleries here, making it the perfect spot to pick up something unique and special for themselves or their friends back home.

9) Hopscotch Portland

Discover the captivating world of Hopscotch Portland, where over fifty local, national, and international artists come together to craft awe-inspiring large-scale installations. Immerse yourself in a multidimensional journey that blends art, technology, and imagination, offering a unique and interactive experience for guests of all ages.

10) Oaks Park

Oaks Park is a great spot for teens looking for some outdoor fun! The park features roller coasters, bumper cars, a roller rink, carnival games, and more! There’s plenty of food available too – perfect for refueling after a day of fun activities!

11) Top Golf

Top Golf is an interactive driving range where teens can practice their golf skills while having a blast with friends! Players hit microchipped balls at targets to earn points – the higher you score the better your rewards will be!

12) The People’s Courts

The People’s Courts offer a variety of recreational amenities, including five full-size Pickleball courts, two “skinny singles” courts, and a unique “dinkum” court. Additionally, there are five Bocce Ball courts, six to ten Ping Pong tables, and six to ten Cornhole courts. For gamers, there is an arcade with both classic and modern games. The facility also boasts a distinctive nine-hole putt-putt style Disc Golf course, and a well-curated pro-shop. Outside, you’ll find six additional Pickleball courts, as well as a covered seating area where you can enjoy food, drinks, and socializing.

13) Have Lunch at a Food Cart Pod

Food cart pods are popular spots throughout Portland where locals gather to enjoy delicious meals from local vendors at reasonable prices – perfect for teen budgets! Whether they’re looking for tacos or teriyaki bowls these carts offer something for everyone’s taste buds!

14) Skycart Indoor Racing

Skycart Indoor Racing offers an exciting way for teens to experience racing without ever having to leave town! Players race electric karts around a track while trying to beat their opponents’ times – it’s sure to be an adrenaline rush like no other experience out there!

15) Portland Pickles Baseball Games

Teens who love baseball won’t want to miss out on catching a game with the Portland Pickles minor league team at Walker Stadium in Lents Park this summer season – it’s sure to be an unforgettable time cheering them on from the stands or even playing catch with them afterward if lucky enough!

16) Stumptown Escape Games

Stumptown Escape Games offer exciting real-life escape room experiences that require players to work together using clues and puzzles in order to solve riddles before time runs out – it’s sure to be an intense but thrilling adventure that will test their problem-solving skills like never before!

17) Quarterworld Arcade & Bar

Quarterworld Arcade & Bar offers classic arcade games like Pac-Man and pinball machines alongside craft beer selections all under one roof – making it the perfect spot for teens looking for some retro gaming fun.

18) Guardian Games Board Game Cafe & Bar

Guardian Games Board Game Cafe & Bar offers one of the largest selections of board games in town along with snacks and drinks (again 21+). Teens can challenge each other over classic board games like Monopoly or try out new ones they’ve never heard of before – either way they’re sure to have lots of laughs along the way during their visit here!

19) Cloud Cap Games

Cloud Cap Games provides both virtual reality experiences as well as traditional board games such as Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering , Settlers Of Catan , etc . so there’s something here no matter what type of gamer your teen may be!

20) Punch Bowl Social

Punch Bowl Social

Punchbowl Social is an extraordinary bowling alley nestled within the vibrant Pioneer Place Mall. With thoughtfully spaced bowling lanes, it promises an intimate and exclusive experience. Moreover, their private karaoke rooms provide the ultimate opportunity to showcase your vocal talents, exclusively enjoyed by you and your closest companions. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere with two bars, each exuding its own unique charm, and a delightful restaurant to satiate your cravings. Additionally, indulge in various recreational activities such as pool, darts, ping pong, shuffleboard, and relive the glory days with classic arcade games like ski ball. 

21) Take a Scenic Drive through the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge

Your teenagers will love the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge located on the east side of the Willamette River in Portland. The refuge is a 141-acre wetland area that provides hiking, bird-watching, and biking opportunities for families. Visitors trace the path of the seasonal floodwaters, watch birds in the water, and gaze at the footwear of bald eagles (when in season). You can explore the wildlife refuge together in a fun and relaxing way.

Conclusion:

Portland, Oregon, is an amazing place for families with teenagers. With its vibrant culture, beautiful scenery, and breathtaking attractions, the city offers a broad range of experiences for all ages. Whether you’re looking for outdoor activities, visiting historic landmarks and museums, or experiencing new tastes and flavors, Portland has it all. Explore and create unforgettable memories with your family. You’ll be glad you did!

33 Things to do in Portland Oregon with Young Children

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