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A socio-cultural center offering a variety of artistic and entertaining activities in a 500 acre site located in Eastern Baker City, Oregon. Visitors can go through the exhibitions, interpretive lectures, live theatre presentations, living history demonstrations and explore the views of a historic trail route crossing the Baker valley. The exhibits depict stories of the native people who lived along this route including the traders, explorers, and missionaries and the settlers.

On the eastern edge of Oregon on the border with Idaho – deep in a wilderness river canyon where risk and danger are easy to come by. It’s a wild river where a rugged and remote landscape is always by your side. Plus, there’s a certain rush of adrenaline that hits you after you realize there are many really big whitewater rapids waiting just around the bend. The names conjure up images of frothy, foamy moments of terror: Wild Sheep Rapids, Granite Rapids, and Rush Creek Rapids.

Four Rivers Cultural Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that offers a broad program of music, humanities, civic discourse, art & theater, educational and historical curation and local and world culture events. Our goal is to maintain a busy schedule of concerts, lectures, meetings and fundraising events that enhance the civic experience in Ontario and surrounding communities. Community events and programs are scheduled year-round.

Just a 40-minute drive from our hotel, Snively Hot Springs rests along the banks of Owyhee River, which flows through the technicolored walls of the Owyhee River Canyon in eastern Oregon near the Idaho border. The views from the pools are stunning and have gained a following in recent years because of the surrounding canyons that are perfect for many forms of recreation.

Take the family out to enjoy the day in the arcade, go-cart, and laser tag. Enjoy the wide variety fun filled water park in the summertime.

Home of The Boise State Broncos!

Four Rivers Cultural Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that offers a broad program of music, humanities, civic discourse, art & theater, educational and historical curation and local and world cultural events. Our goal is to maintain a busy schedule of concerts, lectures, meetings, and fundraising events that enhance the civic experience in Ontario and surrounding communities. Community events and programs are scheduled year-round.

Take a day trip or an overnight camping trip to Farewell Bend State Recreation Area, located along the banks of the scenic Snake River approximately four hours from our hotel. This historic site, where Oregon Trail pioneers rested, offers outdoor activities including fishing, boating, and swimming. The area is equipped with well-maintained picnic facilities and campgrounds, making it ideal for family outings or solo adventures.

The Ontario Splash Pad is a family-friendly oasis perfect for hot summer days. With interactive water features like fountains and sprinklers, it offers endless fun for kids. Surrounded by greenery and shaded picnic areas, it’s ideal for relaxation while children cool off. Safety is a priority, ensuring a worry-free environment for parents. Enjoy a day of joy and laughter in this vibrant water play space!

The Ontario Skate Park is a dynamic hub for skaters and BMX riders of all skill levels. Featuring ramps, bowls, and rails, it encourages creativity and skill development. Regular events foster community and camaraderie among riders. With ample seating for spectators, this lively park is more than just a place to skate—it's a vibrant gathering spot for action sports enthusiasts.