Oaks Pioneer Church, in Sellwood, was built in 1851.

Sellwood-Moreland

History — from a vintage amuseument park to antique goods — dominates this Southeast Portland area.

Oaks Pioneer Church, in Sellwood, was built in 1851.

Flying under the radar, Sellwood-Moreland's high-quality international food scene promises to impress.

With settings ranging from riverfront woodlands to fir-shaded glens, this easy-going neighborhood packs plenty of old school fun.

The walkable retail stretches of historic Sellwood-Moreland evoke a bygone era, and have enough surprises to turn anyone into a collector.

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In Southeast Portland’s Sellwood neighborhood, Oaks Amusement Park has been providing families with carnival thrills and family fun since 1905.

Either/Or

This Southeast Portland cafe offers inventive locally roasted coffee, pastries and made-in-house bagels. Espresso and beverage flights are available (along with a rotating "mocktail"), both of which use homemade syrups, sodas and chai.

Sellwood Park

Sellwood Park sits on the site of the old City View Racetrack. Today, amenities include sports fields, a basketball court, a disabled-access picnic area, a disabled-access restroom, a horseshoe pit, paths, picnic areas, a playground and more.

Killer Burger

Every Killer Burger comes with a third of a pound of beef, plus bacon and french fries. The menu includes creative combinations with ingredients like ham, egg, grilled onions and smoky house sauce.

Sellwood Bridge

Completed in 2016, Portland’s southernmost bridge connects the eastside to Southwest Portland; accommodates cars, pedestrians and cyclists; and is the busiest two-lane bridge in Oregon.

Lompoc Brewing – Oaks Bottom Public House

Oaks Bottom Public House, named for the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge just west of the brewpub, offers neighbors from near and far good food and good drink in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

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Experience nature not far from the city's hustle and bustle at these wildlife preserves.