Cheap Things To Do in Astoria, Oregon

Check out a reconstructed fort and watch costumed docents demonstrate pioneer skills. More on travelandleisure

What a wonderful experience! More on TripAdvisor

Climb the 125-foot Astoria Column from dawn to dusk. From its peak, visitors can delight in a 360-degree vi... More on Weather.com

Climb the 164 steps to get the best view of the lower-Columbia region. More on igougo

This is the site where the 33 member Lewis and Clark Expedition wintered from December 7, 1805, until March... More on Oldoregon.com

There is no public transportation to the park so you have to provide your own transportation to get there. More on Epinions.com

overview: On the second floor of the Firefighters Museum building, the Astoria Children' s Museum provides creative fun for area youngsters. The Children' ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Children of all ages will enjoy the imaginative exhibits and programs at this museum. Permanent exhibits include boats to sail, a child-sized grocery ... More on Travel.yahoo.com

The Flavel House, owned and operated by the Clatsop County Historical Society, is the grandest and most or... More on Frommers

My wife and I enjoyed spending an hour or so wandering around the property and it's museum. It's a beautifu... More on TripAdvisor

The museum preserves the rich heritage of the Columbia River region, and is Oregon's official maritime muse... More on Heritage

The Columbia River Maritime Museum is located on Marine Drive right down on the bay. More on Judysbook.com

The Fort George Brewery + Public House has resurrected the historic Columbia-Pacific community of Astoria O... More on Oldoregon.com

Where the hell do u put a band?If u r vegetarianthe falafel rocks!!!!!! More on Yahoo! Travel

Housed in Astoria's former city hall, this small museum chronicles the history of Astoria and surrounding ... More on Frommers

Entrance to the museum costs $4 for adults and $3 for seniors, and is well worth the price . More on TripAdvisor

Having guarded the mouth of the Columbia River from the Civil War through World War II, the Fort Stevens Hi... More on LLBean.com

Were Lewis and Clark wintered on their trek. More on GeckoGo

Astoria is the western most point of Lewis and Clark's river expedition, which was taken in the early 19th century to determine the best trade route from one end of the United States to the other. The mouth ... More on Weather.com