Marcia’s Woodstock Guidebook
Neighborhoods
Woodstock
Food scene
Quintessential Portland Bakery. Everything is delicious, breads, pastries, sandwiches, coffee and more.
226 locals recommend
Grand Central Bakery
714 N Fremont StQuintessential Portland Bakery. Everything is delicious, breads, pastries, sandwiches, coffee and more.
Great fish market with a Fish a Chips window, seating outside and in.
14 locals recommend
Portland Fish Market
4404 SE Woodstock BlvdGreat fish market with a Fish a Chips window, seating outside and in.
Local favorite sausage kitchen and deli, grilling hot dogs and brats year round outside.
56 locals recommend
Otto's Sausage Kitchen & Meat Market
4138 SE Woodstock BlvdLocal favorite sausage kitchen and deli, grilling hot dogs and brats year round outside.
Great pub fare and excellent hand crafted beer. Very family friendly and casual.
98 locals recommend
Double Mountain Taproom
4336 SE Woodstock BlvdGreat pub fare and excellent hand crafted beer. Very family friendly and casual.
Gym and Indoor Pool
Great place for a dip in their pool, swim laps or work out. Perfect place to bring kids to enjoy the slide, lazy river and whirlpool any time of year.
35 locals recommend
Mt Scott Community Center & Indoor Pool
5530 SE 72nd AveGreat place for a dip in their pool, swim laps or work out. Perfect place to bring kids to enjoy the slide, lazy river and whirlpool any time of year.
Hike and sightseeing
Reed College is right down the street and has a wonderful hike that wonders through the center of campus with is a nature preserve, Reed Canyon. A wonderful little hike to get a glimpse at the local flora and fauna.
Reed canyon is a 28-acre watershed in the heart of the campus, running east to west, dividing north from south, and is spanned by two pedestrian bridges and a land bridge. Home to a growing population of wildlife and native plants, the watershed includes the headwaters of Crystal Springs Creek, a tributary of the Johnson Creek Watershed, and Reed Lake, which has been deemed the oldest naturally occurring lake in Portland.
79 locals recommend
Reed College
3203 SE Woodstock BlvdReed College is right down the street and has a wonderful hike that wonders through the center of campus with is a nature preserve, Reed Canyon. A wonderful little hike to get a glimpse at the local flora and fauna.
Reed canyon is a 28-acre watershed in the heart of the campus, running east to west, dividing north from south, and is spanned by two pedestrian bridges and a land bridge. Home to a growing population of wildlife and native plants, the watershed includes the headwaters of Crystal Springs Creek, a tributary of the Johnson Creek Watershed, and Reed Lake, which has been deemed the oldest naturally occurring lake in Portland.
Park and Botanical Garden
Wonderful Garden grounds with giant rhododendron plants, waterfall, ponds and wondering paths. Tuesday is free of charge to visit the gardens
195 locals recommend
Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden
5801 SE 28th AveWonderful Garden grounds with giant rhododendron plants, waterfall, ponds and wondering paths. Tuesday is free of charge to visit the gardens