Pet Friendly Things To Do in Buxton, Oregon

Stop. Look. Listen. Not for the train, it doesn't whistle along this old, abandoned, 21-mile railroad anymore. Listen instead to the rustling wind, birds and trickling streams. Get on this trail to... More on LLBean.com

Banks-Vernonia State Trail, Oregon's first Rails to Trails park, is a 21-mile, multi-use non-motorized trail open to hiking, biking and horseback riding. Amenities and attractions along the route i... More on Discover America

Probably the only cool thing in North Plains aside from the golf coarse...but they are in a completely different category. More on GeckoGo

'Henry Hagg Lake' (also 'Hagg Lake') is an artificial lake in northwest Oregon, United States, which is an ... More on Wikipedia

There is so much to see and do at Hagg Lake. The scenery is beautiful, you can boat or go fishing, have a p... More on TripAdvisor

Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve is a 725-acre wildlife preserve located within the city limits of Hillsboro featuring year-round wildlife viewing from 4. 5 miles of trails, wildlife viewing blind... More on Visitwashingtoncountyoregon.com

650 acre wildlife preserve features expansive wetlands and an abundance of wildlife viewing opportunities. In 2006 the interpretive center has unveiled the countryâs only salvaged Bald Eagle nest f... More on Discover America

12,000 acres of land on the island have been preserved as the Sauvie Island Wildlife ... More on TripAdvisor

Sauvie Island is a great find, but go with some gas in your tank because there's no gas stations on the isl... More on TripAdvisor

about Kruger's Farm: Families head to Krugers for seasonal berry, apple, pear, and pumpkin picking. And birthday parties! A farm party package includes three hours use of an outdoor party picnic area (note that party areas are not ... More on GoCityKids

about The Pumpkin Patch: The Pumpkin Patch is a family farm that offers much more than pumpkins! Families c... More on GoCityKids

We went out as a playgroup last October and had a fantastic time. There were kids of all ages there, ... More on Trekaroo