Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum

This is a must see museum absolutely fantastic, Nice snack bar with great hotdogs. Be sure to get your picture taken in the cockpit of the Spruce goose

61-7971 lives here. This is the most accurate SR-71 on display, and 1 of 2, reactivated when the program was brought back in 1995. She has logged 3512.5 hrs of flight time over the course of 31 years.

You can see the Spruce Goose (of The Aviator movie fame), and tour it on the inside with a volunteer guide for a little extra for your group. I’d highly recommend getting the tour, unique experience!

The museum, iMax and the water park are fun. The price for the water park though is a little bit too high for me. I would rather go else where and be able to buy more things with my kiddos.

Large number of aircraft and spaceship display. Needed hours to see them all including a movie. Must place to go aircraft fans if you have chance to visit Portland. Less than one hour drive.

All around excellent museum. The docents were great too. Spruce Goose is huge and worth the visit by itself.

Aviation museum was awesome but the space museum across the parking lot was mind-blowing. Learn almost anything about human space travel.

Lots of rotating and beautiful aircraft. Keep the history alive - donate, visit, today!!

Check out the solar system mosaic that spreads from the entrance of the Space museum to the entrance to the Aviation museum. (No, Pluto is not its own planet, which the plaques explain.)

Awesome museum. If you go at the last hour before it closes, it’s only $5 a person.

Best known as the home of the mammoth “Spruce Goose,” the Evergreen houses many other large-scale aircraft, including a German V-2 rocket and genuine SR-71 Blackbird. (From Aerial America) En savoir plus

Best known as the home of the mammoth “Spruce Goose,” the Evergreen houses many other large-scale aircraft, including a German V-2 rocket and genuine SR-71 Blackbird. (From Aerial American) En savoir plus

A fantastic aviation museum every plane and space buff needs to visit often.

Home to the famous Flying Boat the "Spruce Goose.” With Howard Hughes at the controls on Nov 2, 1947, it flew approximately a mile at an altitude of 70 feet for about 1 minute. It was her only flight. En savoir plus

The Space Museum side has a better cafe than the aviation side, and wine tasting is free if you plan on buying a bottle. have fun!

$25 daily admission fee includes a ticket to the IMAX theater and both air and space museums.

This museum has a pretty decent collection. Some worth naming are A-4 Skyhawk, Mig-29 Fulcrum, F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, A Mig-17 and of course, the Spruce Goose

Seriously, it's an air and space museum *waterpark*. What's not to love?

Allow yourself some time... 3 separate buildings not including the new water park. Lots to see!

It was an impressive and well laid out collection.

I loved espacial area, nice to know about history!

I still use my coffee cup bough in the Museum Shop: I love the smell of jetfuel in the morning!

Two museums for the price of one :-)

Love the IMAX and water park

Discounts available for military and AAA members.

Every time we visit it is even better. Waterside opens this summer

Tons of really neat planes

Quite extensive!

Check out the spruce goose!

Sleeping under the spruce goose is fun!

Imax Hubble 3D is a must see.

Home of the Spruce Goose. En savoir plus

飛行機好きにはたまらないだろうな。

They have an SR-71 Blackbird! So cool!

Check out the IMAX 3D!!

Carve out time. Dreams know no boundaries here.......

Spring break fun!