The Oregon Garden is one of the country’s largest public gardens, offering over twenty specialty gardens for visitors to explore all year long. Fascinating features found in the site include various shimmering ponds and waterfalls, fountains and towering conifers, and even a signature oak tree that’s 400 years old.

At The Children’s Garden, young visitors would fall in love with the tree fort and in-ground hobbit house. Another popular attraction in the site would be The Gordon House, which famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed for Conrad & Evelyn Gordon in 1957. Completed in 1964, the property was originally located in Wilsonville and had been sold by its descendants in 2000 and subsequently relocated to The Oregon Garden in 2002.

Visitors should be aware that the site offers motorized tram tours with six stopping points.