Honestly, we stumbled upon this location. We were at the Peony festival and looked up train rides for my kids. We found an entire village of engine powered items, including fire trucks, tractors, motorcycles and even a real functioning double-decker trolley. Amazing. My kids loved it (ages 12-4). There is so much to see that it would be impossible for one day.

This is an unexpected little gem. Several smaller museums nestled in one property. We went during the Steam up for Kids with our toddler and puppy and had a great time!

We like this place, there are lots of funky historical things and machines to see. We also really like the Vintage trailer rally held each year around the 4th of July.

Went for the train ride on their open house, and I was expecting a crowd. But sadly we were the only ones there. Which is a shame cause this place was great. Was a great place to take my toddler who loves trains, and firetrucks, and everything like that. We had a great train ride, and walked around the grounds. There was plenty to see. Had a picnic and everything. Be sure to buy something!

Love this place, go back to visit every two-three years and always expanding and improving the park! Something new to see every time I go!

I was here for the 30th Annual truck show. There was SO MUCH to see!! Amazing history! Vintage motorcycles, vintage cars, vintage trucks and engines of all types. Rode the trolley around the perimeter a couple times and thoroughly enjoyed myself!

This review is specifically about the Powerland Holiday Sparkles event. On weekends in December, Powerland Heritage Park has all of its member museums, decked out with Christmas lights and inflatables and all manner of other Christmas decor. About halfway through the drive-through displays, you can stop in to meet with Santa and enjoy free hot cocoa and cookies. Our kids and teens loved seeing all the old tractors, fire engines, farm equipment, and trains covered in lights and creative holiday decor, but our favorite was a visit from the Grinch, who threatened to block the road so we couldn’t leave. 😂 we highly recommend visiting this event as a family.

I went during the Oregon Steam-Up yesterday and had a blast! The trolley ride was a little short but still fun, after the trolley ride we got a tour of the trolley maintenance/restoration building and learned a lot. The parade was awesome (had to step inside the truck museum for a while to get away from the smoke and diesel exhaust). R In short, I recommend coming to the Steam-Up if you ever get the chance, it was super fun and educational!

If you love living history from the last 100+ years, then you have to visit Antique Powerland Heritage Park. 62 acres of history and nostalgia that you cannot find anywhere else in the western United States. A must-visit site, especially the last weekend in July and the first weekend in August- Steam-up baby!!!

An amazing event with some awesome history and even more awesome trucks to see.