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Scappoose /skæˈpuːs/ is a city in Columbia County, Oregon, United States. It was named for a nearby stream, which drains the southern part of the county. The name "Scappoose" is of Native American origin, and is said to mean "gravelly plain." The population was 6,592 at the 2010 census.
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1. Scappoose Veterans Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By DiogenesRedux - Scappoose, Oregon
From baseball fields and bocce courts, to a playground for the little ones and an off-leash area for the family pup, Scappoose Veterans Park has something for the entire family. My own favorite activity here is the paved walking path that winds around the entire area. a few turns on it each night has very much increased my health as well as improved my overall mood after even the most stressful day at work.
2. Pumpkin Ridge Zip Tour
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
Family friendly zip tour featuring 8 zip lines through beautiful forests, across majestic suspension bridges, and near breath-taking Brunswick Canyon. This tour is an amazing way to experience the natural landscape of Oregon while zipping through the forest canopy. You will soar past tall Douglas Firs, Western Red Cedars, and experience the forest from a viewpoint usually exclusive to birds.
Reviewed By Paul S
My 11-year-old daughter and I had a great experience. Ben and Lauren were wonderful guides. They made everything comfortable--even for people with a fear of heights, like me. The tour was a little shorter than advertised, but I think that was mostly because we had a smaller group. The trade-off was more personal attention from the guides. I highly recommend.
3. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By simivalley1699 - Washington, the State
We had a marvelous time exploring the various trails - some were out in the open, and others in the woodsy area. The oak trees are absolutely amazing - great descriptions are available to learn about the vegetation. We watched a heron trying to catch his dinner.
4. Ye Ol' Grog Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
Ye Ol' Grog Distillery has been in business since 09-09-09 and producing their Ultra-Pure, Hand Crafted Distilled Spirits since 2011. We are located in the Ultra-Pure Liquor Distillation Capital of the known world, St Helens, Oregon. Sample sweet, smooth Grog, Unfiltered Vodkas and Spirited 16 proof Ice Cream as they should be, Good Tasting, Unpretentious and FUN! The foursome behind Ye Ol' Grog Distillery doesn't just make specialty spirits they also make the tools that make specialty spirits. Comprised of three engineers, the team designed two stills and installed the equipment to allow the magic to happen. This machinery not only helps churn out Hand Crafted Ice Cream and extremely smooth vodkas but two variations of Grog's namesake, an alcohol beloved by many throughout the world over the centuries.
Reviewed By Stephanie_5o3 - Beaverton, Oregon
We heard they were serving their boozy ice cream and made the trip over the hill to check it out. Of course we had to try (or re-try) the vodka and grog, but then on to the business of ice cream! The flavors were delicious...MoreThanks a Bunch for coming back and then writing a review about it. It really is much appreciated. llw
5. Fibers & Stitches
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By jaimn - Olympia, Washington
We stopped in to get out of the rain and explore the fabrics. The shop has a lot of panels and a lot of color options! There were many projects on the shelves for ideas, along with beautiful quilts on the walls. Prices were average for SWW quilt shops, just without the tax (yea!). I ended up not buying anything but the owner still printed me out a map to get back home - and avoid crossing the busy highway. Shop is on the right going south, so one must either cross the highways without a light or go the residential long way to get back north. I look forward to stopping by again and actually buying something as a thank-you.
6. Crown Zellerbach Trail
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By rh2340 - Deer Island, Oregon
I have spent may hours of volunteer work in helping to develop this trail. This 20 mile trail does have flat and wide places but also has a railroad grade hill. The ultimate plan is to connect this trail to the Banks Vernonia trail. Both Trails are supposed to allow Equestrian use. But the paved Banks Vernonia Trail makes it unsafe for horses and their riders. (Black top is slippery, Noiseless bike riders spook horses when coming up from behind) Equestrians have donated many hours of trail work on the Crown Zellerbach. Columbia County Parks has been committed in keeping the trail gravel instead of paved. Most mount bikers also wants to keep most of the trail unpaved. It used to be possible to ride/hike to Camp Wilkerson from the Crown Z from around Scaponia Park/Camp Eight. Not sure if possible since Wyerhaeuser policy changes regarding trespass. The intersecting logging roads between the CZ trail and Camp Wilkerson is a mish-mash of County, State and private roads and easments. The CZ trail is a great place to walk and ride, with a large variety of vista's and views.
7. Columbia View Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara H - Saint Helens, Oregon
In the summertime they have what is called 'Thirteen Nights On The River" on Thursday nights with bands playing and food vendors. It's great for the entire family.
8. Watt's House Pioneer Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By nodogsinhouse - Scappoose, Oregon
So many folks just don't realize that this museum is in the basement of the nice old House that sits just to the right of Hwy 30. It really is a treat for anyone who visits!
9. St. Helens Visitors Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
There are so many things to do and see in South Columbia county. Two popular movies have had scenes filmed here and there are plenty of historic, haunted and scenic attractions in this town and county. October is the busiest month of the entire year for us as we have a month long Halloween celebration, called the Spirit of Halloweentown. We are Halloweentown! Come on down and get all the info!
Reviewed By Ann T - Bury St. Edmunds, United Kingdom
The visitor centre is great and chronicles the eruption of Mt St Helens in an excellent way. The drive up is beautiful and the effect of the eruptions unfolds as the drive climbs the mountain. The scenery is dramatic yet beautiful. Absolutely fascinating if you are interested in volcanoes but a great place to visit for the landscape.
10. Scappoose Veterans Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Kalamariverrat - Rainier, Oregon
This memorial is very nicely done, and is a tribute to all those who have served. Most folks don't know that one of the Doolittle Raiders of WWII fame enlisted from Scappoose. Jake DeShazer survived the war, then returned to Japan as a missionary, where he served for many years. "Forgive your enemies."
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