About Us
Located a mere 12 miles from Pendleton, OR, there are
a myriad of activities for hunters and their families.
A day trip to Pendleton gives you access to: Wildhorse
Resort and Casino
Owned and operated by the Umatilla Confederated
Tribes, you'll enjoy a 24-hour casino with more than 650 slot machines
plus poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, keno, bingo, live
entertainment and special events. Dine in the Wildhorse Restaurant or
get a quick bite in the 24 hour Hot Rock Cafe. Relax in the 100-room
hotel or RV park, both with pools, then play a couple rounds on the
championship golf course or visit the tribal museum. All are located
on the Resort property just a 5-minute drive east on I-84. How do you
play?
I-84, Exit 216 - 72777 Hwy. 331
Phone: (541) 278-CASH (2274) or 1-800-654-WILD (9453)
Submerge for a trip back to Pendleton's wild past
through tunnels where Chinese laborers lived and businesses thrived!
Tours also visit one of the brothels for which Pendleton was one
famous. Guided tours available year 'round. Special annual event -
"Underground Comes to Life".
37 SW Emigrant Avenue
Phone: (541) 276-0730 or 1-800-226-6398
pendletonundergroundtours.org Pendleton Woolen
Mill
Visit the birthplace of the renowned Pendleton Woolen
products. Visitors are welcome to tour the facility and browse through
the sales room, where you'll find their distinctive array of clothing,
blankets fabric and much more. 1307 SE Court Place,
Pendleton, OR
Monday-Friday 9:00 & 11:00am, 1:30 & 3:00pm
20 minute tours, weekdays only
Children's Museum of Eastern OR
Looking for something fun to do with the kids? Bring
the family to the Children's Museum for a unique, fun experience!
Twelve interactive, hands-on exhibits are waiting for you and your
child to explore and enjoy. Play in the 50's Diner or shop in the
Grocery Store. Try the Shadow Room or ride the river with Lewis and
Clark. Check out the latest exhibits. Have a good time in a safe and
friendly atmosphere.
400 S Main Street
Phone: (541) 276-1066 Family Aquatic Center
Make a splash in the new city pool complex! The whole
family will have fun on two water slides, in-the-water ride-on toys.
Pretend to walk through waterfalls beneath the water-umbrella and
buckets. Make a day of it and build sand castles, enjoy the hot tub,
swim laps, do some diving, sun bathe on the grassy hillside, get a
snack at the concession stand, or just grab a chair, sit in the shade
and watch all the fun!! Open to the public Memorial Day through Labor
Day.
1901 NW Carden Avenue
Phone: (541) 276-8100 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute
Museum
This state-of-the-art interpretive center features
awe-inspiring permanent and temporary exhibits. The exhibits present
the national story of westward expansion from the perspective of the
Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla Tribes. Multimedia sound and video
accompany artifact and photo displays. The Coyote Theater, Tule Lodge,
Fort Church, and Classroom feature voices, songs, and legends of times
past. Enjoy casual dining in the Kinship Cafe and a unique selection
of native-made crafts and art as well as exclusive blankets and
Pendleton Wool apparel, books, toys, and other gift items in the
Museum Store. Open Daily 9 .am. to 5 p.m. (Except Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and New Years Day).
I-84, Exit 216 - 72777 Hwy. 331
Phone: (541) 966-9748
www.tamastslikt.org
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