Reviews of Oregon Maritime Museum (Museum)

Tracey Leslie

Don't have any direct knowledge of museum. I purchased tour tickets online and showed up an hour later to learn they weren't having the tour. Money was promptly refunded and employees were very apologetic but I'm only in town for a couple days and was super excited only to be disappointed. The management and promotions/communications folks need to get on the same page and post accurate information

Cassidy Wheeler

Avoid at most cost

Justin Vance

Neat boat. It has some ship related info and memorabilia on the main deck, but really the reason to check this place out is to geek out on a really old, still in use steamship. Not good for little kids (less than 5), as the tour lasts longer than an hour and there are many things that could injure a young child. Also, some of the walkway areas are narrow and the side rail consists of a single chain.

Robert Niehoff

Very attentive and somewhat interactive tour that gives insight to the rich history of Portland's founders and rivermen. They do have limited cruises in the summer time that is highly recommended and a must to reserve early as not to miss out on this family friendly tour!

Rachel B

Fun tour. Friendly staff. Learned a lot and can ask questions anytime during the tour.

Holly Parker

Showed up at noon on Wed. and all locked up

Matt Johnson

Very cool tour of a steam ship

Timmy Luo

Well the time is a little limited as I came, however, the old volunteers are welcoming to tell you the story. Anyway, I got some information about the shipping history of Portland

stan a

Great informative tour of the boat and its history

Net Mate

Was closed today, but should be opened according to schedule

Chad Rhodes

Cool place to take the family

Jimisan82

Im sure its great when all tge animals are in their exhibits. There was a lot of remodeling going on so a lot of animals were MIA. A little warning before we entered would have been nice.

Clara Izard Gavarro

(Translated by Google) It's the story of a steamer (Original) Es la història de un vaixell de vapor

Allen Mahan

Love this joint!

Wendy Parry-Bohm

My husband and I completely enjoyed this water tour/history lesson of steam watercraft and bridges through Portland's waterway. Well worth the nominal cost.

Brian Krauss

The tour guide seemed very quite and seemed a bit scattered. Basically your admission let's you walk around the museum floor of the boat.

Carole Jennings

Road trip with grandson. Awesome place to visit.

Cascade Meridian

Don't miss the submarine tour.

nenetzin vidal

It's only open Wednesday Friday and Saturday and it cost 7USD. The tour was amazing and I discover that the tor guides are volunteers and also the Ones that help fixing this historical museum. It's a nice experience

Lauraine Drown

This was awesome. Our tour guide was great. Thank you volunteering your time and sharing your knowledge

Jessica Moore

Good experience if you're in to nautical stuff.

Lynn Crum

We arrived at 3:15 but for some reason they wouldn't let us on the last tour which was very disappointing as it was the last day of our stay in Portland . .

Christopher 'Vulpine' Kalley

Nice folks, interesting tour and museum. Will come back for when they take her on a cruise. (4x a year, listed on website

Paul J Guthrie

My 2 1/2 year-old Granddaughter was too young to appreciate the maritime history and the engineering technology (and it was a very hot, humid day,) but Grandfather enjoyed it very much.

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行ったら休みだった〜。

Steve Gramstad

Historic paddlewheel steamer

Brittaney C

My 9 year old boys loved it. Not often you get to see the captains quarters and the engine. They were excited to learn about all the engineering. Our guide was awesome and handled all the questions from the kids well.

Philip Delano

We very much enjoyed the tour of the last remaining functioning steam powered tug boat in the US. The docent was very knowledgeable and interesting. It was well worth the $7 for the tour and it's nice to support such facilities.

Vicki Bell

Fun to see the old tug.

Keilan Snider

The margaritas here where incomparable!!!! Easily 5 stars, definitely not questionable. Ask anyone. Taking into exception how drunk Byran was, the service was great! If it wasn't for Bryan, we easily would have stayed and boughtt another 2-3 sounds.

Victor Wang

Had an amazing time at this museum that doesn’t get too much attention. Lots of amazing little pieces of history and tons of models and artifacts that makes for a great way to spend an hour or two. The hourly tours that take you through every aspect of the working steam powered boat. Prices are reasonable and not too expensive, views on and off the boat are fantastic. Not too crowded and it’s a perfect way to enjoy a little piece of the past. Staff is super friendly and location is perfectly situated near downtown.

kim jii

Open Wednesday Friday & Saturday 11.00 am. - 4.00 pm.

Daniel Whitehouse

Was closed.

R. Lee Donaldson

Visit this nice little attraction on the water front of the river next to downtown Portland for something different. It is really worth the visit and gives you a good glimpse into the history of Oregon's riverboat days. This is a good activity to do just about any time, but we went first thing when they opened and got our own private tour by one of the very knowledgeable docents. He really went into great detail about all aspects of the boat, the things that happened back in the day and current facts as it was related to why they were there and how they existed. It won't take up much of your time, but will fill an hour or more. This attraction is great for both adults and kids of all ages. Don't forget to ask for AAA discount if you are a card member.

furryfriendsadventures

Awesome place. Fun weekend activity. Staff are knowledgeable and familiar with the place. Good for all ages. Well maintained and up to date. Friendly employees. Inviting environment.