Sacajawea Statue 2600 Southwest Lewis Clark Way, Portland, OR 97205

The Sacajawea Statue is an outdoor institution located at 2600 Southwest Lewis Clark Way in Portland, Oregon. Surrounded by forest, this free archery range is managed by Portland Parks & Recreation. Crossbows are not allowed on the range, and parking is available at the gravel lot next to the field.

Adjacent to the archery range is the Hoyt Arboretum, a museum of living trees featuring over 2,300 species from around the world. Trails span 12 miles and trail maps are provided. The arboretum is managed in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation.

The zoo, home to nearly 2,000 animals representing over 200 species, is a top attraction in Oregon. Timed ticketing is in place for entry, and discounted admission is available for families on public assistance. TriMet's MAX light rail station is conveniently located next to the zoo.

The Japanese Garden offers a serene escape with eight garden styles to explore. Seasonal activities, performances, and demonstrations immerse visitors in Japanese art and culture. Discounted admission is available for families on public assistance.

The accessible playground near the Elephant House includes slides, swings, and a sand pit. Picnic and event reservations can be made through Portland Parks & Recreation. The adjacent tennis courts are maintained by the parks department and are for tennis, handball, or pickleball use only.

The World Forestry Center's Discovery Museum offers interactive exhibits to help visitors understand their connection to the forest. Peggy the locomotive and the petrified tree exhibit are free on campus grounds. TriMet's MAX light rail station is conveniently located nearby.