Cameo Motel - Portland
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Nearest0.3 miThe Grotto
Farthest6.5 miInternational Rose Test Garden
  • The Grotto

    Nearest0.3 mi away

    The Grotto Portland is a must-see spot in the city. The beautifully lit cave features a large ceiling and walls with intricate carvings. It's an ideal spot to take photos or meditation. You can also find a small cafe inside the cave, so you can stay refreshed while exploring.

  • Sacajawea Park (Dog Park Off-leash Area)

    0.6 mi away

    Sacajawea Park is a dog park off-leash area located in northeast Portland. The park opened in 2002 and includes a pond, a playground, and an off-leash area for dogs. It is open from 7 am to 11 pm daily. The park is named after Sacajawea, an Oglala Sioux woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark on their historic expedition.

  • Cully Park

    1.0 mi away

    Cully Park is a public park in Portland, Oregon. It is located on SW Alder Street and SW 15th Avenue. The park was named for James Cully, who donated the land for the park in 1905. The park has a variety of amenities including a playground, basketball courts, a soccer field, a baseball diamond, and a pond with fountains. The park is also home to the Portland Japanese Gardens.

  • Gateway Green

    1.3 mi away

    Gateway Green Portland is a 66-acre park located in Southeast Portland, Oregon. The park was designed by landscape architect Arthur Cotton Moore and opened. Gateway Green is bounded by SE Morrison Street on the north, I-205 on the south, NE Glisan Street on the east, and Naito Parkway on the west.

    The park features over 20 miles of trails and is home to a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, foxes, hawks, beavers, and ospreys. There are also several ponds and wetlands that are home to ducks, turtles, frogs, and other insects. The park also features a children's play area, a fitness center, a dog park, and a pavilion that can be rented for events.

  • Whitaker Ponds Nature Park

    2.2 mi away

    Located in the scenic east side of Portland, Whitaker Ponds Nature Park features a 2.4-acre pond, a woodland area with a picnic shelter, and miles of hiking and biking trails. The park is open from dawn to dusk 365 days a year.

    In addition to the nature park's amenities, the adjacent Whitaker Mansion offers tours of its grounds and gardens on select weekends during the summer. The mansion was built in 1887 by James Whitaker and his wife, Addie.

  • Wilshire Park

    2.4 mi away

    Wilshire Park is a lush and well-manicured park in Portland, Oregon. It was originally part of the estate of William S. Wilshire, who purchased the land. The park was designed by noted landscape architect Jens Jensen and opened to the public. It is home to a number of attractions, including a rose garden, a playground, and a pond.

  • Mount Tabor Visitors Center

    2.7 mi away

    The Mount Tabor Visitors Center is a great way to learn about the history and natural wonders of this iconic Oregon mountain. The center is open year-round and provides information on hiking, biking, climbing, and other activities on the mountain. The center also has exhibits on the history of Mount Tabor, as well as photos and memorabilia from climbers and other visitors. There is also a bookstore with books about Mount Tabor and the surrounding area.

  • Steel Bridge

    4.7 mi away

    Portland's iconic steel bridges are some of the most photographed and admired in the United States. The first steel bridge in Portland was the Fremont Bridge, built in 1912. Today, there are six steel bridges in Portland, all of which are unique and visually stunning.

    The Portland Steel Bridge Project is a collaboration between the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) to rehabilitate and maintain the six steel bridges in Portland. The project will begin with the rehabilitation of the Fremont Bridge, and then proceed to replace or rehabilitate the Marquam Bridge, Willamette River Bridge, Hawthorne Boulevard Bridge, Sellwood Bridge, and Ross Island Bridge.

  • Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

    5.2 mi away

    Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) is one of the best museums in Oregon. It has a wide variety of exhibits, including a planetarium, an IMAX theater, and a dinosaur exhibit. It's also home to the Oregon Science Center. OMSI is located in Portland, which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Oregon.

  • Lair Hill Park

    6.1 mi away

    Lair Hill Park is a beautiful park in Portland, Oregon that features a number of attractions and activities. The park is home to a playground, basketball court, picnic areas, and a pond. In addition, the park is situated on Lair Hill, which offers beautiful views of the city. The park also has a number of historical attractions, including the Lair Hill Cemetery and the Lair Hill House.

  • International Rose Test Garden

    6.5 mi away

    Located in the heart of Portland, Oregon, the International Rose Test Garden is one of the most important rose research facilities in the world. Opened in 1917, the garden has played a significant role in advancing rose breeding and horticulture. Today, it is home to more than 11,000 rose bushes and hosts more than 100 seminars and educational events each year.

    The International Rose Test Garden is open daily from April through November, except for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Admission is free.