Welcome to the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast…in the heart of Portland, Oregon. We are conveniently located in the southwest part of the city, one block from beautiful Willamette Park on the Willamette River, with its magnificent Willamette Waterfront Greenway.
Step back in time to charming Old England at this restored handsome brick Georgian Colonial featured in Better Homes and Garden magazine. Relax on the sun deck or in the gazebo. Take a stroll through the colorful rose garden or the quiet, historic Irvington neighborhood.
Dancing in the breeze, the trees at The Grotto swayed to the beat of the East wind.
"In Rome shrines are often called sanctuaries," says the Rev. Jackson Topper, OSM, executive director of the shrine. "In our case it has a double meaning. We are a shrine, but also a sanctuary for people looking to get away from the busy world we live in."
We offer one private room and three dorm rooms.
New hotel located in the heart of Beaverton, less than two miles from corporate hubs like Nike World Headquarters and Intel.
17363 SW. Tualatin Valley Hwy
Beaverton, OR 97003
503-591-0170
Sitting in a grove of trees, overlooking a creek, listening to the birds, bugs and other wildlife, it’s hard to believe this place was slated to be a prison.
Thanks to local officials fighting and lobbying, now are area just west of Wilsonville is a nature area where children learn about nature, and every day hundreds of people bike, walk, stroll or simply sit and talk in a 250-acre nature park.
With three-miles of trails that cover 250 acres, the park is as much educational as it is an outdoor workout area and nature reserve.
Jim and Stephanie Rose stood outside in the rain, with a large pink box waving it around like they had won the lottery.
This isn’t an unfamiliar site in the Old Town District of Portland, where one of stalwarts of Portland tourism sits – Voodoo Doughnuts.
Known for its edgy doughnuts, voodoo magic theme, and lines that can sometimes circle the block, Voodoo is the quintessential Portland business. Heck, they are even across the street from the iconic “Keep Portland Weird” mural.
A walk on the famous Wildwood Trail through Washington Park is a reminder of what's so wonderful about Portland. What other city would have a forest path from a zoo to a mansion with a mountain view?
About the Hike: Portland's Wildwood Trail is more than 30 miles long, but this relatively short loop gives you a good sample of its charms. The hike starts and ends conveniently at the Washington Park MAX light rail station between the Oregon Zoo and the World Forestry Center.
Most people don't know there is more to visiting Willamette Falls than just stopping at one of the two viewpoints alongside Interstate 205 or Highway 99E. It's a natural resource with a long history that continues today along the Willamette River.
Creating something unique is what Ray Peck, and his wife, Diane Weisenberg, wanted when they opened Wind Horse Coffee and Tea in Milwaukie.
They remain true to one-of-a-kind experiences by dreaming up new product ideas and offering extraordinary products in their shop.
Even entering the store is a bit of a surprise. It’s decorated in vibrant southwest design which offers a stark contrast to the sometimes grey Pacific Northwest days.
