Oregon is an absolutely amazing place. It is home to some of the best hiking we’ve ever experienced, and the coastline simply doesn’t get more beautiful than what Oregon has to offer. There are also museums, zoos, national parks, and of course, Oregon amusement parks!
The best amusement parks include:
- Oaks Amusement Park
- Bullwinkle’s
- Enchanted Forest
- Evergreen Wings and Waves Waterpark
- North Clackamas Aquatic Park
- Splash at Lively Park
Oregon Amusement Parks at a Glance
| Park | Oaks Amusement Park | Bullwinkle’s | Enchanted Forest | Evergreen Wings and Waves Waterpark | North Clackamas Aquatic Park | Splash at Lively Park |
| Location | Portland, OR | Wilsonville, OR | Turner, OR | McMinnville, OR | Milwaukie, OR | Springfield, OR |
| Ticket Cost | Ride bracelets and admission vary by season; approximately $15–$45+ | Attractions are individually priced or available in activity packages; prices vary | Approximately $30–$40 for general admission | Approximately $25–$40 depending on age and season | Daily admission typically around $7–$12 | Daily admission typically around $5–$10 |
| Attractions | Roller coasters, Disk’O, carousel, train, family rides, mini golf, roller skating, midway games | Go-karts, bowling, mini golf, laser tag, XD Dark Ride, zipline, ropes course, arcade | Storybook attractions, log ride, haunted house, dark ride, treasure panning, water-light show | Water slides, VR slide, wave pool, vortex pool, leisure pool, kiddie slides, water play structure | Wave pool, water slides, rock climbing wall, kiddie pool, water play area, hot tub | Water slide, wave pool, kiddie pool, lap pool, hot tub |
| Onsite RV Parking? | No | No | No | No | No | No |
Why RV to an Oregon RV Park?
- Traveling in an RV allows you to explore Oregon’s diverse scenery, from rugged Pacific beaches and lush forests to volcanic landscapes and high desert.
- You can also enjoy the outdoor recreation the state has to offer such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing.
- Best of all, visiting in an RV lets you experience flexible, budget-friendly travel with the comfort and convenience of bringing your accommodations wherever you go.
Oaks Amusement Park
Located in the Portland area, Oaks Amusement Park is a wonderful place to spend the day with family and friends. We love that it’s so close to a major Oregon city, as it makes it easy to add the park to your list of things to do in Portland. Of course, the charm of the place helps make it an extra awesome spot!
Stand-Out Features
- Train
- Carousel
- Chipper’s Chopper
- Disk’O
- Adrenaline Peak
- Family rides
- Roller skating
- Mini golf
- Midway games
RV Camping Near Oaks Amusement Park
Need a place to stay while you explore Oaks Amusement Park and the other fantastic things Portland has to offer visitors? Why not bring the RV along? You can park in the fantastic RV park mentioned below!
Bullwinkle’s Entertainment
Looking for some year-round family fun in the Portland area? Bullwinkle’s Entertainment of Wilsonville is the ideal spot for just that. This family fun center is chock-full of awesome things to do, and because many of the attractions are indoors, you can always have a blast here, rain or shine.
Stand-Out Features
- Bowling center
- Go-kart track
- Mini golf courses
- LazerXtreme laser tag
- XD Dark Ride
- Soaring Eagle Zipline
- Indoor play area
- Sky Trail ropes course
- Bumper Boats
- Arcade (100+ games)
RV Camping Near Bullwinkle’s Entertainment
Once again, we highly recommend using an RV as lodging when visiting Portland. We love that an RV gives you complete privacy. It’s also nice to be able to pick up and go whenever you please, without the hassle of packing and unpacking each time you move.
Try this campground:
Enchanted Forest
Who wouldn’t want to visit an enchanted forest? At the Enchanted Forest amusement park, you can escape reality and experience the magic of childlike fantasy! (Of course, you’ll want to take the kids to experience the magic too.) This adorable and well-themed park is located just a bit southeast of Salem in the little town of Turner, the ideal place to tuck a bit of magic away.
Stand-Out Features
- Storybook Lane
- Humpty Dumpty
- Alice’s rabbit hole
- Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe slide
- Witch’s mouth
- Tofteville Western Town
- Treasure panning
- Log ride
- Haunted house
- Old European Village
- Signature dark ride
- Fantasy Fountains Water-Light Show
- Comedy Theater production
RV Camping Near Enchanted Forest
As always, we highly recommend taking an RV with you on your Enchanted Forest adventure. After all, who wouldn’t want their own private space to relax in after a long day of exploring a storybook world? Fortunately, there are plenty of great RV camping options nearby!
Try this campground:
Wings and Waves Waterpark
Next on our list is a super amazing water park that you are definitely going to want to add to your list of things to see in the Beaver State. Wings and Waves Waterpark is totally indoors, meaning you can enjoy the water fun year-round. It’s run by the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum, has a fitting air-and-space theme, and is located just down the road from the museum in McMinnville.
Stand-Out Features
- Nose Dive slide
- Tail Spin enclosed slide
- Mach 1 slide
- Sonic Boom VR slide
- Kiddie slides
- Leisure pool
- Vortex pool
- Wave pool
- Multi-level water play structure
RV Camping Near Wings and Waves Waterpark
We highly recommend taking an RV with you on your visit to Wings and Waves. This will allow you to stay a while in comfort while you explore the water park, the air-and-space museum, and other area attractions.
You can pay to park your RV overnight in the museum parking lot, but this requires dry camping. Instead, we recommend staying at the RV park listed below.
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
North Clackamas Aquatic Park is run by the North Clackamas Parks and Recreation Department and is located in Milwaukie, OR. The center is entirely indoors, making it an excellent destination no matter what the weather is like outside. We also love that the park has something for everyone to do, making it the ideal family destination.
Stand-Out Features
- Wave pool
- Interactive water play area
- Kiddie pool
- Sammie the Seal slide
- Rock climbing wall
- Water slides
- Hot tub
RV Camping Near North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Obviously, you will want somewhere to hang your swimsuit after your time in the water. You’ll also need a spot to relax after playing and swimming the afternoon away. This is where an RV comes into play. Not sure where to park that RV? The park below is a great option!
Splash! at Lively Park
Last on our list of Oregon amusement parks is the super fun Splash! at Lively Park. This is another indoor water park that is run by the Willamalane Parks and Recreation Department. It is located in Springfield, OR and is a well-loved family fun spot for locals and visitors alike.
Stand-Out Features
- Kiddie pool
- Water slide
- Wave pool
- Hot tub
- Six-lane lap pool
- Lively Park access
RV Camping Near Splash! at Lively Park
Of course, we do need to talk about where to stay during your time in the area. Bring your RV along and you’ll have plenty of fantastic campground options. Not only that, you’re sure to feel right at home no matter where you park.
Try this campground:
Tips for an Amazing Oregon Amusement Park Trip
- Visit on weekdays or arrive right at opening time to avoid the biggest crowds.
- Pack sunscreen, comfortable shoes, swimsuits, towels, and a change of clothes if you’ll be visiting a water park.
- Check height requirements and operating hours online before your visit so you can plan your day around your most anticipated attractions.
Oregon Amusement Parks: Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the most popular amusement parks in Oregon include Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Enchanted Forest in Turner, and Wings and Waves Waterpark in McMinnville. Really, any park on this list is worth a visit though.
Late spring through early fall is the best time to visit Oregon amusement parks, as most amusement parks and water parks are fully open during this period. Keep in mind that weekdays typically offer shorter lines and a more relaxed experience.
Yes. Many Oregon amusement parks feature kiddie rides, playgrounds, splash areas, carousels, trains, and interactive attractions designed for younger visitors.
Of course, amusement parks aren’t the only awesome attractions in Oregon. In fact, there are tons of amazing things to do in Oregon. From some of the most beautiful coastlines in the country to gorgeous forests, the outdoor experiences offered here are top-notch. Meanwhile, the city attractions in Portland are some of the best out there.
Check out the articles linked below for more great Oregon sightseeing ideas:
