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Location
What you should know
Visitor tip
Start with the baby turtles exhibit as a gateway to the rest of the Station - visitors consistently mention this as a highlight that captures kids' attention and sets the tone for exploring other animal habitats
Visitor tip
The bug habitats and baby turtles exhibits are particularly engaging for young children learning about nature - prioritize these hands-on, interactive displays for maximum educational impact
Quick Facts
- Type
- Children's Farm
- Highlights
- Baby animals, playground, short trails, shade
- Admission
- Free (donation-supported)
- Availability
- Seasonal (summer only)
What visitors say
Super cute. Small and you can't feed or hold the animals. Best for little kids or if you're just looking for a nice place to kill 30 minutes in the area.
A perfect short little excursion to do with younger kids. Plenty of shade. Though it can be rough so if you bring a stroller make it a heavy duty one! Also the trail near this area is unpaved.
Cute little educational farm with short trails and a playground.
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Did You Know?
- Features interactive exhibits specifically designed for nature learning, including baby turtle exhibits and bug habitats that allow hands-on educational experiences
- Located near multiple major Portland attractions including Washington Park, Portland Japanese Garden, International Rose Test Garden, and Hoyt Arboretum, making it part of a significant cultural and nature destination cluster
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