Explore Tualatin Valley Oregon- near Portland
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Explore Oregon’s Tualatin Valley, located 20 miles west of Portland International Airport. Tualatin Valley has sophisticated hotels and versatile event spaces, nestled in charming small cities and a scenic countryside. Enjoy the convenience of budget-friendly amenities such as complimentary breakfasts and free parking at many of the destination's properties.
Discover Tualatin Valley's newest venues, including the beautiful Patricia Reser Center for the Performing Arts and the modern Wingspan Events and Conference Center. The destination also boasts more than 40 wineries, with many estate wineries offering unique tours, tastings and farm-to-table dinners. Along with 20+ craft breweries and local global food destinations, Tualatin Valley is a haven for food and drink enthusiasts.
Overall, Tualatin Valley's diverse outdoor activities, cultural dining experiences, tax-free shopping, and efficient mass transit create an unforgettable event experience.
We're looking forward to working with you to explore the possibilities here!
Venue Details
Hotels58
Convention center66,036 sq. ft.
Guest Rooms6,085
Guest rooms at 1 hotel356
Special event venues161
Average room rate$109
Occupancy rate-
Restaurants230
Daily food cost$51
Tax rate9%
Venue typeCVB
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Getting Here
Distance from airport
20 mi from Portland International Airport
Distance from Portland International Airport airport 20 mi
0 mi from Hillsboro Airport
Distance from Hillsboro Airport airport 0 mi
42 mi from Troutdale Airport
Distance from Troutdale Airport airport 42 mi
Location
Local Attractions
Tax-Free Shopping
Shopping
Spend free-time before and after events enjoying tax-free shopping in our boutiques, outdoor markets, and indoor/outdoor malls.
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Follow the Ale Trail
Recreation
Discover 20+ craft breweries, taprooms, and the largest American-owned and operated sake brewery and tasting room.
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Save Your Appetite
Recreation
Offsite meal options abound from unique food cart pods to upscale restaurants, farm-to-table opportunities to global cuisine!
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The Great Outdoors
Recreation
Tualatin Valley is full of scenic views. Refresh your mind and body by enjoying a trail walk, birding, cycling, or even ziplining!
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Grape Escape
Recreation
Enjoy the wines of the Tualatin Valley with 27 estate wineries and 9 tasting rooms offering both individual and group experiences.
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Learn a Little
Museum
From a renown and world class rock and mineral museum to a historic church, there's plenty of arts and culture to fill days of exploration.
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Meet Our Cultural Communities
Museum
Washington County is the most culturally diverse in Oregon and our residents expressions of their heritage make visits to Washington County unique and interesting.
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Live Like a Local
Shopping
From quaint downtowns to scenic rural byways, Tualatin Valley offers a variety of experiences for meeting and event participants.
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Patricia Reser Center for the Arts
Theater
The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts is an arts center near The Round in Beaverton, Oregon, United States
12625 SW CRESCENT ST
Beaverton, OR, US 97005
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Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals
Museum
Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals is one of the world's finest collections of crystals from worldwide localities. In addition you will see spectacular fossils, meteorites, petrified woods, oddities, fluorescents, lapidary arts and the best from the Northwest. The collection is housed in a unique 1953 ranch-style house which is now listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
The Rice Northwest Museums unique architecture and use of unorthodox natural materials also makes it a truly special place for all types of events. Indoor and outdoor facilities are available for picnics, weddings, receptions, reunions, parties, showers, meetings, seminars, luncheons, banquets and more. Indoor event maximum is 60 people.
Rice Northwest Museum is one of the finest mineral museums in the country and a national historic site offering education and fun for all ages.
26385 NW Groveland Dr.
Hillsboro, OR, US 97124
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Bridgeport Village
Shopping
Bridgeport Village is a lifestyle center located in Tualatin and Tigard, Oregon, United States, operated by CenterCal Properties. The center opened on May 19, 2005 and is located in one of the Portland metropolitan area's most affluent areas
7455 SW BRIDGEPORT RD.
Tigard, OR, US 97224
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Ron Tonkin Field
Park
Ron Tonkin Field, originally Hillsboro Ballpark, is a baseball park in the northwest United States, located in Hillsboro, Oregon, a suburb west of Portland.
4460 NE Century Blvd
Hillsboro, OR, US 97124
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Amaterra Winery
Nightlife
Meaning “for the love of the Earth,” Amaterra is a state-of-the-art winery and restaurant located in the slopes of Portland’s West Hills. Just minutes from downtown Portland, Amaterra serves as a destination for both residents and visitors alike and features a 12-acre vineyard, chef-driven restaurant, outdoor event lawn, and expansive valley views.
8150 SW Swede Hill Drive
Portland, OR, US 97225
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Banks-Vernonia State Trail
Park
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 include trail head parking areas, trestle/bridge crossings and day use areas.
30380 NW Hwy. 47
Buxton, OR, US 97109
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Scoggins Valley Park & Henry Hagg Lake
Recreation
Scoggins Valley Park and Henry Hagg Lake, located just 25 miles southwest of Portland near Forest Grove, rests in the foothills of Oregon's Coast Range and offers a wide variety of recreational activities. Maintained and operated by Washington County, the park features numerous picnic areas, two boat ramps, a fully-stocked lake for fishing, more than 15 miles of hiking and biking trails and observation decks for wildlife and bird watching.
50250 SW Scoggins Valley Rd.
Gaston, OR, US 97119
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Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
Park
Just a few short miles from the center of Oregon's largest city, the honking of geese replaces the honking of cars. This special place is a refuge, a haven for wildlife and people. Born of a community's dream, and made possible by their support, a wildlife refuge now thrives in the backyard of a growing metropolis.
Located on the outskirts of Portland, Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge is one of only a handful of urban national wildlife refuges in the country. Situated within the floodplain of the Tualatin River, the Refuge comprises less than 1% of the 712 square mile watershed. Yet, due to it's richness and diversity of habitats, the Refuge supports some of the most abundant and varied wildlife in the watershed.
The Refuge is now home to nearly 200 species of birds, over 50 species of mammals, 25 species of reptiles and amphibians, and a wide variety of insects, fish and plants. The Refuge has also become a place where people can experience and learn about wildlife and the places they call home.
19255 SW Pacific Hwy.
Sherwood, OR, US 97140
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McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse & Imbrie Hall
McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse & Imbrie Hall is located on a pioneer homestead settled in the 1850s. The site’s original structures have been preserved so that guests can enjoy the rustic atmosphere while partaking in one of the options on the lunch or dinner menu and sampling McMenamins’ ales, wines and spirits. Many venue options and catering services (including breakfast, lunch, dinner, hors d'oeuvres, coffee breaks and cocktail appetizers) are available.
4045 NW Cornelius Pass Rd.
Hillsboro, OR, US 97124
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Broadway Rose Theatre Company
Theater
The Broadway Rose Theatre, Washington County’s only professional musical theater company, combines nationally and locally-recognized talent to produce a year-round season of exceptional live theater in Tigard. From lavish musicals such as 42nd Street and Les Misérables to intimate musical revues and children's shows, The Broadway Rose has gained a national reputation for excellence.
The Broadway Rose New Stage Theater at 12850 SW Grant Ave. in Tigard is available for facility rentals on a limited basis. The New Stage can accommodate 270 guests in theater seating or 112 guests at tables.
12850 SW Grant Ave.
Tigard, OR, US 97223
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Five Oaks Museum
Museum
Five Oaks Museum is a gathering place of vibrant art, culture, history and storytelling — a resource for all who are curious about the world around us. It’s a place for everything from learning and self-reflection to the sheer joy of making art or enjoying cultural traditions together.
Since our founding in 1956 as the Washington County Historical Society, we’ve worked to preserve the artifacts and narratives that define the Tualatin Valley’s unique place in the world. By collaborating with others to explore how art, culture and history shape the past and influence the future, we help visitors connect to a collective local history made up of community voices and the important stories they tell.
Please contact the museum for more details if you are interested in scheduling a special event or meeting. The museum staff members are happy to work with you to ensure your event will be a success. Outdoor seating, dinner parties, conferences, meetings and receptions of all types can be accommodated on the grounds or in the 1300-square-foot Collins Gallery.
17677 NW Springville Rd.
Portland, OR, US 97229
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L.L. "Stub" Stewart State Park
Park
Stub Stewart State Park is the playground in your backyard. Just 31 miles west of Portland, the park offers camping, picnicking and hiking. If you like trails, this is the park for you. Explore more than 20 miles of trails. Bring your horse or bicycle and spend hours exploring the far reaches of the park. After a day of play, finding a quiet spot to relax is easy in the 1,673 acres of lush rolling hills, forest and deep canyons.
Have time for a day trip only? The Hilltop Day-use Area with its views of the Coast Range is perfect for a family gathering. Two trailheads, one at the north end and the other to the south, are gateways to hours of exploring.
Try out the 18-hole disc golf course east of the Hilltop Day-use Area near the Hooktender Horseshoe Trail. Bring your own discs and score cards. Campers also can play a 3-hole course near the campground amphitheater.
L.L. "Stub" Stewart State Park also has two meeting hall facilities. One is located in the west campground, the other is located in the cabin area. In order to reserve either of these facilities, you must also reserve campsites, or for the meeting hall in the cabin area, cabins.
30380 NW Hwy. 47
Buxton, OR, US 97109
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Hawks View Winery
Hawks View Winery is a boutique wine producer in Sherwood, Oregon. Focusing mainly upon fruit from the estate vineyard, Hawks View produces a limited quantity of terroir-driven Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris wines from the estate, as well as other selected wines from top vineyards in Oregon and California.
Founded in 2008 by the John A. Kemp Family, the estate vineyard employs low input management practices to provide the winery with fruit that is the purest expression of their site in the Chehalem Mountains AVA.
Hawks View Cellars specializes in providing a private and sophisticated space for your event just minutes from downtown Portland. You think of the reason, and Hawks View Cellars will provide the space, multimedia connectivity, and the picturesque surroundings to spice up your corporate event. The full service caterer’s kitchen is perfect for light fair or full service sit down meal preparation.
20210 SW Conzelmann Rd.
Sherwood, OR, US 97140
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Horning's Fishing & Picnic Hideout
Park
Horning’s Hideout, nestled in a picturesque wooded canyon, boasts everything the Oregon outdoors has to offer. The site is ideal for weddings, concerts, family gatherings, company picnics, car camping and trout fishing. Year-round adventures await, including walking trails, glistening lakes stocked with rainbow trout, three 18-hole disc golf courses and other magical opportunities away from the city bustle. Its three disc golf courses make Horning's Hideout a world-class disc golf tournament venue.
21277 NW Brunswick Canyon Rd.
North Plains, OR, US 97133
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Alloro Vineyard
Alloro Vineyard is an artisan winery dedicated to creating handcrafted Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and late-harvest dessert wine on a low-yield estate vineyard. The resulting wines are rich, complex and classic in style. The vineyards are farmed in a sustainable manner, protecting the environment, nurturing soil health and ensuring premium wines from vintage to vintage. The tasting room is open Friday- Sunday 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; and by appointment.
Alloro Vineyard can also accommodate small groups in the tasting room, on the patio or in the barrel room. Call to inquire about booking a private event today.
22075 SW Lebeau Rd.
Sherwood, OR, US 97140
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Oak Knoll Winery
Founded in 1970 as one of Oregon's pioneering wineries, Oak Knoll focuses on Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay while exploring the region's diverse varietals.
Oak Knoll offers indoor space in the winery's warehouse for casual meetings, and a larger outdoor space for groups. Picnic tables and an expansive lawn are available, but the site is rustic and portapotties are the only facilities available. Oak Knoll does not host weddings at this time. No additional alcohol is permitted, and all wine must be served by Oak Knoll staff.
29700 SW Burkhalter Rd.
Hillsboro, OR, US 97123
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Helvetia Vineyards
Helvetia Vineyards provides a country winery experience just ten minutes from high-tech Hillsboro in the historic Helvetia area of Washington County. A perfect setting for tasting award-winning wines, touring a working vineyard and winery or relaxing for a picnic in a beautiful rural setting, Helvetia also offers event space for weddings, meetings and catered affairs.
23269 NW Yungen Rd.
Hillsboro, OR, US 97124
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David Hill Vineyards & Winery
David Hill Vineyards, with sweeping views of Oregon’s Coast Range, is one of the most picturesque wineries in the Willamette Valley. The historic farmhouse, originally built in 1883, and the surrounding yard and gardens are available for weddings and receptions. The house, with an apartment for bridal dressing is included. Winery views, premium wines and friendly staff create an environment for a memorable occasion. This venue is available for any occasion, whether a corporate meeting, birthday party, anniversary or private wine tasting. A full kitchen is available for the catering company of your choice.
46350 NW David Hill Rd.
Forest Grove, OR, US 97116
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Árdíri Winery & Vineyards
Árdíri Winery and Vineyards, located in the heart of the beautiful Chehalem Mountains AVA just west of Portland, specializes in Willamette Valley and Napa Valley Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. The winery sits on a beautiful East-facing slope with a view of Mt. Hood and the intervening hills. The open air facility with adjoining patio, fireplace, three fire pits, and a poured black cement tasting bar can be rented for your private event, retreat or wedding. It is a "destination" winery where guests are encouraged to relax and enjoy a glass of wine.
35040 SW Unger Rd.
Cornelius, OR, US 97113
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Ponzi Vineyards
Anniversary and birthday celebrations, bridal luncheons or a special brunch - The Ponzi tradition of gracious hospitality is exemplified at The Vineyard Home events.
All guests are offered a complimentary tasting of current Ponzi wines. The all inclusive pricing includes fresh flower arrangements, crystal glassware, room setup (tables, chairs, linens and tableware) and professional, knowledgeable staff for food and wine service.
Accommodates both indoor and outdoor events. The Vineyard Home is available for events daily from 9am-10pm.
19500 SW Mountain Home Rd
Sherwood, OR, US 97140
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Washington Square Mall
Shopping
Washington Square offers uncompromising style and selection with five department stores, including Oregon's largest Nordstrom, and more than 170 specialty stores. Enjoy tax-free shopping in a variety of stores and many dining options including a 10-restaurant food court. Additional amenities include family restrooms and nursing areas, a children’s play area, conveniently located stroller rental and a Guest Services Center.
9585 SW Washington Square Rd.
Tigard, OR, US 97223
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Tree to Tree Adventure Park
Recreation
Tree to Tree is a brand new playground in the trees featuring aerial ropes courses, zip lines and tree top obstacles. Off site team building and corporate workshops are available during park season hours. Experience the thrills of moving from platform to platform (tree to tree) via wobbly bridges, tightropes, zip lines and more. Tree to Tree is located a short distance from Portland on beautiful Hagg Lake and is a unique place to experience family fun, corporate challenges, team building and events. The park also has picnic areas and nature trails; guided educational tours are available. Open every day at 10 a.m. March - November. Reservations are required and can be made by emailing or calling the park.
2975 SW Nelson Rd.
Gaston, OR, US 97119
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SakéOne
SakéOne is the leading brewer of craft saké in America. Bottled under four distinct brands (Momokawa, Moonstone, G, and Peaceful River), SakéOne leads the fast-growing category with distinct styles, flavor infusions and a penchant for education and sharing their unique beverage. A visit to the SakéOne Kura (brewery) is an educational experience at all levels. From the Kura tour, tasting room saké flights or the many activities and concerts during the year, you will always walk away enlightened and informed with a smile on your face.
820 Elm Street
Forest Grove, OR, US 97116
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McMenamins Grand Lodge
This former Masonic lodge built in 1922 is now a colorful hotel with restaurants, small bars, wine tasting and free live music Thursday through Saturday nights. Relax while watching a movie where your favorite handcrafted beer and a tasty burger can be delivered to your seat. Or enjoy a day in Ruby's Spa featuring an outdoor heated soaking pool. Looking for some outdoor adventure? Play the 10-hole disc golf course on the Grand Lodge's sweeping lawn!
McMenamins Grand Lodge also offers a unique venue for lodging, dining and private events including weddings, meetings and social gatherings. Take in the details which set this place apart: stately columns and a winding drive, a sweeping green carpet of a lawn, European-style lodging rooms, multiple restaurants, cozy bars, a soaking pool, disc golf and fantastic original artwork.
3505 Pacific Ave.
Forest Grove, OR, US 97116
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Convention Centers
Wingspan Event & Conference CenterThe new Wingspan Event & Conference Center, at Westside Commons in Hillsboro Oregon can provide flexible event and conference space. www.westside-commons.com
Exhibit Space39,250 sq. ft.
Total meeting space52,220 sq. ft.
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We’d love to save you time by assisting with your search for meeting, event and special occasion locations. Let us help check dates, rates and amenities for you - all at no charge, of course! Explore Oregon’s Tualatin Valley, located 20 miles west of Portland International Airport. Tualatin Valley has sophisticated hotels and versatile event spaces, nestled in charming small cities and a scenic countryside. Enjoy the convenience of budget-friendly amenities such as complimentary breakfasts and free parking at many of the destination's properties. Discover Tualatin Valley's newest venues, including the beautiful Patricia Reser Center for the Performing Arts and the modern Wingspan Events and Conference Center. The destination also boasts more than 40 wineries, with many estate wineries offering unique tours, tastings and farm-to-table dinners. Along with 20+ craft breweries and local global food destinations, Tualatin Valley is a haven for food and drink enthusiasts. Overall, Tualatin Valley's diverse outdoor activities, cultural dining experiences, tax-free shopping, and efficient mass transit create an unforgettable event experience. We're looking forward to working with you to explore the possibilities here!
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