Cheap Vacation Houseboat & House Rentals in Portland, OR

When you have only limited times to spend in Portland, we highly recommend you to visit those famous places:

• Oregon Zoo
• Pittock Mansion
• Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden
• Pioneer Courthouse Square
• International Rose Test Garden
• Portland Japanese Garden
• Washington Park
• Forest Park
• OMSI
• Portland Art Museum
• Powell Butte Nature Park
• Peninsula Park Rose Garden
• Kelley Point Park
• Lan Su Chinese Garden
• Mt Tabor Park
• Tom McCall Waterfront Park
• USS Blueback Submarine
• Council Crest Park
• Witch's Castle
• Japanese American Historical Plaza
• Carver Park
• Madrone Wall Park and Climbing Area
• Clackamas River Trail
• Clackamas River Scenic Waterway
• Museum of the Oregon Territory
• North Clackamas Aquatic Park
• Riverside Park
• Happy Valley Park
• End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
• Oaks Amusement Park

Here are the airports that located near Portland:

• Portland International Airport
• Portland Hillsboro Airport
• Portland Troutdale Airport

Multnomah Falls: a waterfall on the South Bank of Columbia River Canyon (Oregon direction). Located in the east of Portland, 30 minutes from downtown Portland. Don't miss this beautiful waterfall when you come to Portland.

Portland Art Museum: founded in 1892, it ranks seventh among the longest established museums in the United States and the longest history museum in the northwest. The museum has 42,000 pieces of American, Asian, and modern and contemporary works of art in different periods, as well as a collection of local art, various photographic works, and silverware.

Pioneer Square: red bricks on the ground engraved with the names of the people who donated and maintained the square. On the east side of the square, there is a signpost full of road signs pointing to Portland's sister cities around the world and their distance. It's true that Portland is a shopping paradise. As a tax-free state, there are many shopping centers for you to visit. The luxury goods you like can be found around pioneer plaza. 

Portland is located in Oregon state, and it is a beautiful city full of outdoor activities. To get there, if you are traveling from nearby places such as Seattle, you can take a road trip along the I5 Highway to visit. If you are traveling by air, Portland International Airport is the choice. 

Portland is particularly beautiful. Because the climate is very suitable for planting roses, so it is called "the city of roses".

Every season is suitable for travel. Summer is the peak season since during the summertime here, the day is long and the night is short, plus the not too hot weather. 

Lloyd Center: it's a famous local shopping mall with many local specialties, large parking space, and no charge. In addition to the shops, there is a food plaza and a big bookstore.

Portland Voodoo Donuts: Portland's famous voodoo donuts are famous for its variety of doughnuts, different flavors of doughnuts, and unconventional in-store decoration. There is always a line there.

St. Patrick's Day: walking on the street during the day, you will see a lot of people dressed in green theme, and then you will realize that it is St. Patrick's Day. With Irish descendants all over the world, St. Patrick's day has gradually become a festival in some countries. The United States began to celebrate on March 17, 1737, and the theme color of the festival is green.

Powell's City of Books: located in Pearl District, Portland, is the largest and most comprehensive City bookstore in the United States. The bookstore has a total collection of more than 4 million books and purchases more than 3000 second-hand books every day. It's a corner of the city that Portland people are proud of, and it's one of the stores that every visitor to Portland has to go to.

W 23rd Ave: Portland is a city with special literature and art retro style. When you come to 23rd Street, you can feel the atmosphere of leisure. There are green tree-lined streets, at the same time, the roadside exquisite characteristics of small shops. 

Portland farmers market: we can taste the healthiest organic food, fruits, cakes, and buy the freshest flowers to decorate our home in downtown Portland. All of these are attributed to the local farmers market in Portland. According to statistics, in Portland, there are about 20 farmer's markets at different times and different areas every week.