Overview
Clackamas is a place in the Portland Metropolitan Area.
1 sights · 6 places to stay
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Best things about Clackamas
Oregon Military Museum
Housed in the 1954 Clackamas Armory. Commemorates the 13 Medal of Honor recipients accredited to Oregon. Has a collection of over 170 firearms.
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Budget & where to stay
- Places to stay listed here: about $97–$138 a night (typical $129), from 6 listed prices.
- Estimated daily budget per person (room, two meals, local transport and an activity): budget ~$140, mid-range ~$200, comfortable ~$300.
See the Sleep guide ↓ for places to stay.
Food for you
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Shop Clackamas Town Center & Clackamas Promenade
Two shopping malls, one on each side of Sunnyside Road. Contain a Macys, a Target, and many other chain retailers. The MAX Green Line and several TriMet bus route terminate here.
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Get in and around
Clackamas is on Interstate 205, with I-5 and Oregon City to the south, and I-84 and the Portland Airport to the North. Oregon Route 224 runs as an expressway to Milwaukie and then as a highway to rural Clackamas County, while Oregon Route 212 connects Clackamas to US-26. Clackamas is also the terminus of the MAX Green Line light rail.
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