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Located in Canby, Oregon, FOB Taproom has over 30 taps of rotating craft beers, ciders and wines. Stop in and enjoy a pint or fill a growler. The taps are constantly rotating with a wide variety of styles. What does FOB stand for, you ask? They like to think of it as Friends of Beer. The taproom doesn’t have a kitchen, however guests are encouraged to bring in their own food. There are plenty of great local restaurants in Canby to choose from. More

Aloft on its pedestal is the most recognized helicopter type in the world – the Bell UH-1, better known as the `Huey.` Thousands of lives were literally saved because of the dependability of the Huey and bravery of her crews. It stands as a humanitarian symbol that brought compassion and lifesaving during this time in our history. The center plaza of the park forms the `Shou` symbol meaning `long life` or `longevity` in Asian culture. In the middle of the `Shou` symbol, as on the... More

West end of NW 3rd Large outdoor facility for skate boards, in-line skate and bikes. More

Restaurant and pub in the historic Odd Fellows Building. Featuring lunch and dinner plus breakfast on weekends. Check out the bar filled with sports memorabilia. Serving salads, wraps, steak, pasta, ribs, beer & wine. More

At Ladybug Chocolates we take pride in making all our truffles and confections by hand. We use fresh ingredients and no preservatives along with premium Guittard chocolate, which has a higher percentage of cocoa butter than regular chocolate, making it ideal for crisp, smooth coatings and rich fillings. By blending this chocolate with quality nuts, fruits, oils, spices, and liqueurs, we create a distinctive and well balanced flavor. We “hand-craft” everything in our shop so that you receive the freshest possible product at your door.... More

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Open daily 6:45am-9:15pm. Cross more than the Willamette on this historic ferry – cross the years as well. One of only 3 operating vehicle ferries left in Oregon. If more information is needed after calling the 24 hour number, call 503-557-6391. More

Expect great coffee, great food and great family at Gwynn’s Coffeehouse where you’ll find a confluence of community. More

Just outside Canby, a half mile down Birch Road, after the pavement turns to gravel, the Swan Island Dahlias offer a riot of color and a place that is prime for harvest right now. Heather Gitts-Schloe said that the fields are stunning and inviting. “I like to walk the fields and see what nature gives." More

Stop and smell the flowers in Canby, home to some of Oregon’s richest farmland and fall festivals. No matter the season, there is something fun happening in Canby — from grape stomping and pumpkin weigh-offs to ferry rides and year-round trout fishing. Delve deeper into the farm landscape and discover a variety of shops and restaurants downtown, including wine bars and artisan chocolateries that go so well together. More

Springtime is in the air, and soon Oregon will be blanketed in pops of bright colors everywhere: tulips, peonies, irises, dahlias, lavender, rhododendrons, roses and more. Lucky for us, there’s a festival for nearly every bloom. But the festivals are celebrations of much more than flowers. They bring together local communities, and carry on traditions… More

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The Canby Area Chamber of Commerce has been serving the business needs and interests of the business community as a whole for 102 years. With over 300 members from retail to industrial, home based to corporate office, the members of the Chamber represent a strong force in the regional economy. The Chamber represents an economy which is based upon agriculture, yet is also strong in manufacturing, retail and service. More

Baker’s Prairie Bakery focuses on local produce and suppliers in a family friendly environment. Their value of friends and family is the whole reason they started this business. The owner/operator, Chessa, has been in the food industry for over 14 years with a focus on baking and pastry for over 8 years. She and her partner, Trevor, started the bakery with the hopes of bringing the community together to brighten up Canby, the lovely city they call home. The bakery’s coffee is locally roasted by... More

Use of the Canby Public Library has grown steadily over time. When the current library opened in the late 1980s, the library circulated about 77,000 items annually. Two decades later, circulation now exceeds 340,000 items a year. Over a thousand children and youth participate in Summer Reading annually. Thousands more attend programs and view library exhibits. Before the LibraryIn the first decades of the twentieth century, Canby’s efforts to establish a free public library advanced in fits and starts. Between 1896 and 1916, several local... More

Swimming year round! Includes water exercise classes, adult/senior activities and pool rental. More

The name Puddin' River Chocolate is derived from the Pudding River which flows between Canby and Aurora, Oregon, eventually joining into the Molalla and the Willamette Rivers. The river's muddy color comes form the clay-rich soils it flows through, as the tiny soil particles hang in suspension. More

This Oregon white oak was planted in 1869 by the pioneer Lee family. Philander Lee was a supporter of the O&C Railroad line which ran through his land and connected Portland to San Francisco. Lee filed the Canby plat in 1870, naming the community for Major General Edward Richard Sprigg Canby, a Civil War hero. Each year Canby School District teachers bring students to this oak as part of their education on the history of Canby and Oregon. Located in the Package Container parking lot... More

Runs through Molalla State Park and down through Aurora to Sublimity in Marion County. More

Located behind the Canby’s Fred Meyer store is a horticultural park offering picnicking, a woodland walking trail and benches. More

Bikes ‘N More is a community bike shop that offers bikes, parts, service and rides. More

Open Thursday-Sunday, 1pm-4pm. Closed January, February and holidays. Other times by appointment. Visit the oldest train depot in Oregon, now converted into a regional historic museum. Special emphasis on local area history and railroad history. More

45 mph go-kart rentals ages 12 and older. Children 8-11 years must take a lesson. Corporate events and paintball also available. Call to book date and time. Located just 25 minutes south of downtown Portland betwwen I-5 and Canby. More

The dahlia fields open for viewing. Stroll through almost 40 acres of dazzling blooms. Don’t miss the gift shop that is also open year-round. The fields are open Thursdays through Tuesdays, and admission is free admission. More

Surround yourself with the beauty of Swan Island Dahlias’ 40 acre flower farm as the fields come alive with color. Indoor display rooms house 400 gorgeous floral arrangements and 15,000 cut dahlia blooms on display as well as informational sessions to help home dahlia gardeners succeed. A must see for the dahlia lover, or if you just love flowers. This is the largest display put on by one grower anywhere in the United States. Enjoy food, drink and craft vendors, as well as live music... More