Located at the Southwest Naito Parkway and Taylor Street intersection, Mills End Park proudly welcomes traffic on either side of its median. You won’t find any park rangers or on-site gift shops, and the only wildlife you might see has six legs.
On any given afternoon in Downtown Portland, you can spot someone carrying the signature bubblegum-pink box from Voodoo Doughnut. Children and those who offend easily should be cautioned, as certain doughnuts have inappropriate names and designs. The menu offers more than 60 classic and unique varieties, such as a maple-frosted doughnut topped with bacon.
In 1997, brothers and business partners Brian and Mike McMenamins renovated an abandoned elementary school building into a neighborhood watering hole. The school cleverly retains much of its historic charm. Enjoy a craft cocktail in Detention Bar, order a panini in the school’s former boiler room, and catch a movie in the converted cafeteria.
Portland is definitely a vacation with a view. Several stunning ones, in fact. Discover the scenic spots around town with the best vistas — and the best photo ops.
All aboard the Portland Aerial Tram! Take in views of the downtown skyline from 500 feet in the air. On a clear day, the 360-degree cabin windows allow you to see all the way to Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens.
Experience the majesty of the tallest waterfall in Oregon, Multnomah Falls, as it cascades through the (also beautiful) Columbia River Gorge. Traverse Benson Bridge to get the best views. It’s simply gorgeous.
This delicious dinner comes with a view. Portland City Grill is on the 30th floor with windows galore, perfect for seeing the city while sipping a cocktail. Time your reservation for sunset — you won’t be disappointed.
Get some history with your gorge views. Built in 1918 on the summit of Crown Point, Vista House has interesting exhibits and incredible views of the Columbia River Gorge. Make sure to check the winds before you visit.
Morning
Begin your day in true Portlandian fashion by walking to Pine Street Market and fueling up with pressed juice from Kure Juice Bar. After, take an energizing stroll along Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Keep your eyes peeled for Mill Ends Park, the world’s smallest city park at only 2 feet across.
Afternoon
Head over to the Pearl District, where you’ll peruse vibrant local art galleries like the Basic Space Gallery.
Evening
Stop in Powell’s Books and get lost in the endless isles — this massive store takes up an entire city block! Then make your way to Bridgeport Brewery for happy hour, then get made-from-scratch comfort food at Tilt.
Morning
Explore the local flavor in Portland’s affluent Alphabet District. Be sure to stop at Ken’s Artisan for a decadent almond croissant.
Afternoon
Did you know Portland is tax-free? Shop along impressive rows of commercial and independently owned retail on Northwest 23rd and Northwest 21st streets.
You have access to an ever-changing variety of discounts and special offers to enhance and expand your vacation options.
Club Wyndham vacation experiences available for non-owners to get a taste of timeshare.
Take advantage of all the ways to enjoy your ownership, including special offers and cash discounts to further enhance your travels.
