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Four Rivers Cultural Center, Ontario, Oregon
Four Rivers Cultural Center & Museum
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Four Rivers Cultural Center & Museum
Four Rivers Cultural Center & Museum Museum

Website: 4rcc.com

Phone: (541) 889-8191

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  • Sun Closed

676 SW 5th Ave Ontario, OR 97914 ·2001.78 mi

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  • Family friendly
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60 reviews
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Tripadvisor traveler jessmB863TY 09/14/24

While at hotel had breakfast every morning. Was free but made to order!!! It was great and cook was amazing so fast. Omelet was fluffy and thin. Not heavy. Very envious that he got that perfect Service was great. Fresh food Had lunch of pizza off kids menu as we were at pool and wanted easy and quick. Staff allowed me to add mushrooms and meat for little more. They were quick. I forgot the coupon if you eat in restaurant after breakfast. Bummer. I charged to room so kind of bummed wasn't automatic. O well. All these coupons and breakfast tickets hard to keep up with. It was nice little place. Friendly

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Tripadvisor traveler ecarlson2016 05/02/24

We visited the museum at the Four Rivers Cultural Center and it was a wonderful informative visit. The exhibits and cultural history were put together in a great way. They also have a beautiful Japanese Garden you can enjoy. The staff was very friendly. I would recommend a visit to this little gem!

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Tripadvisor traveler O2793CGcrystalc 03/22/24

I can't believe I've never stopped in before, it was a great museum. The staff was friendly and the admittance fee was well priced and offered a senior discount. The short film was interesting and educational. The exhibits were obviously put together with care and we learned a lot. I plan to go back when the Japanese Garden will be in full bloom. What a great way to spend an hour of your day.

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Tripadvisor traveler loist51 06/05/23

Interesting exhibits about cultural settlement at time of Oregon Trail exploration. I enjoyed looking at the baskets hand made for special agricultural storage. The handcrafted baskets were beautifully designed and woven. The arrowhead exhibit was interesting also, and it showed flint and other materials that were used to made weapons for survival. Too bad it was rainy; I would very much have enjoyed the Japanese garden and didn’t have the appropriate rain gear.

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Tripadvisor traveler themccombfamily 06/12/21

We stopped by for a quick visit on our way out of town, and I wish we'd had more time! Educational film to start with, numerous exhibits and dioramas, and an affordable gift shop. Highly recommend.

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