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Ontario is the gateway to arid desert beauty, stunning river canyons and towering mountain ranges. For centuries, the Snake, Malheur, Owyhee and Payette Rivers have supported life in this area along the Oregon-Idaho border, attracting people from all points of the compass. Named for these waterways, the Four Rivers Cultural Center represents the constant flow of people of varied ancestries — American Indian, Basque, European, Hispanic, Japanese — who call this area home. More

The Malheur County Fair and Rodeo began in 1909 as the Ontario Corn Festival. It was organized by the Malheur County Agricultural Association to promote corn production. The Malheur County Fair has now become one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier county fairs, with an annual gate count of approximately 23,000. The fair celebrates a diverse array of agricultural and homemaking accomplishments, and showcases the region’s cultural product. More

Come and taste fine dining in Brewsky’s Broiler with their great tasting gourmet burgers, ribs, and great tasting brewery collection. More

In the fall of 1882, four people filed claims on four sections of land, four corners of which touched two blocks west of the depot. The purpose of this action was to bargain with the railroad for this location of the depot by offering up land. Ontario was born with the arrival of the railroad in 1883. Prior to that, Winnemucca Nevada, 150 miles away, was the closest railroad available for coast-to-coast passenger, livestock and freight service. In the fall of 1883, the first depot... More

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Enjoy a cup of freshly roasted Jack Henry Coffee and take in the quirky décor. Fruit smoothies, breakfast paninis and pastries round out the breakfast menu. Lunch options include soup, sandwiches and salads. Craft beer from nano-brewery Tandem Brewing is made onsite. More

You can enjoy all of our micro-brews from Tandem Brewing along with our hand selected guest beers at our Downtown Ontario coffee house in a cold Imperial Pint sized glass. Sit back with friends and enjoy a hand-crafted brew paired with one of our fresh menu items or fill a growler to go. More

Experience the many cultures of the region. Museum, art gallery, performing arts theater seating 645, gift shop & conference center with 18,000 sq feet of meeting space. More

The Ontario area is known as the Treasure Valley due to its rich diversity of cultures. Native American, Basque, Japanese, Mexican, and European cultures settled here, developed the farms and ranches, and created a wonderful mix of ethnic backgrounds. Join the celebration of these varied cultures and traditions with food, music, art, and fun! More

Americana at its finest for this small town 4th of July celebration in Huntington. Festivities include a parade downtown Main Street, kids games and activities, arts and craft vendors in Lions Park and, of course, fireworks over the Snake River at Farewell Bend State Recreation Area. More

Welcome to the newest lodging facility in Ontario! Holiday Inn Express & Suites is the modern hotel for value-oriented travelers. Our 100% smoke-free hotel features 96 stylish guest rooms and 2 meeting rooms. Guests Stay Smart at Holiday Inn Express & Suites where they enjoy a host of amenities including: FREE Express Start Breakfast Bar, Indoor Pool & Whirlpool with Outdoor Deck, 24hr Fitness Center, Guest Laundry, and Priority Club Rewards. More

As the only full-service hotel in the Ontario area, Clarion Inn is the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate. Located near the historic Oregon Trail, our hotel features 96 guest rooms and 5 banquet rooms. Guests will appreciate our expanded amenities including Country Kitchen Restaurant and Tap Lounge, an Outdoor Heated Pool, Indoor Whirlpool, 24hr Fitness Center, Business Center, and Choice Privileges. And don’t forget – KIDS EAT FREE at Clarion Inn! More

Conveniently located on the west side of town, The Ontario Inn offers easy access to local attractions.  The Four Rivers Cultural Center and Museum is a 5-minute walk from the inn, and groceries and restaurants are also within walking distance.  A complimentary breakfast buffet is included along with cable TV, a microwave, refrigerator and free WiFi access in each room.  The pet-friendly Ontario Inn has a large fenced private dog park for guests only.   More

Enjoy a cup of freshly roasted Jack Henry Coffee and take in the quirky décor. Fruit smoothies, breakfast paninis and pastries round out the breakfast menu. Lunch options include soup, sandwiches and salads. Craft beer from nano-brewery Tandem Brewing is made onsite. More

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From Ontario to the Wallowas and baker City to La Grande, there are a number of ways to get around Easter Oregon’s magnificent landscapes. More

Always 33 beverages on tap, offering a rotating selection of craft beers, wine, sangria, and kombucha teas. Sit down and have a drink here or get a growler to take home. We have growlers to purchase or if you have your own we will fill it too at no extra cost. We're cool like that. We have several classic automobiles to admire inside our showroom courtesy of Berts Motors. Enjoy free wi-fi, and a casual, relaxed atmosphere. We are also pet friendly. (But no snakes!) More

Ontario State Recreation Site is a restful day-use park situated on the west bank of the historic Snake River just north of Ontario, Oregon. Green grass, clean grounds, and modern restrooms greet visitors stopping to boat, fish, swim or picnic for the day. Majestic cottonwood trees, sumac and fragrant junipers offer large splashes of shade to cool the hot summer days and provide startling color in the autumn. Whether you are a serious naturalist or a casual visitor, Ontario is a great place to enjoy... More

The most distinctive natural landmark in the Ontario-Vale area is Malheur Butte. The butte, once known as Kennedy Butte after a pioneer who homesteaded at its base, is a weathered volcanic plug that rises abruptly above the lush farmlands along the banks of the Malheur River. Malheur Butte was used by Indians as a vantage point to observe approaching wagon trains on the Oregon Trail in the 1840s. Although Malheur Butte has been inactive for millions of years, Malheur County is still alive with geothermal... More