Hopscotch Portland: An immersive, interactive wonderland of light, sound, and play.
Hopscotch Portland is a vibrant, interactive attraction in Portland that blends artful, immersive exhibits with a lively cafe and gift shop. Guests of all ages explore illuminated rooms, hands-on displays, and photo-worthy art, with friendly staff guiding the experience. Some rooms require socks for a ball-pit and trampoline area, and the on-site cafe offers beverages and bar-style bites along with themed desserts.
1020 SE 10th Ave, Portland, OR 97214, USA
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Interactive rooms with vibrant lights, sound, and hands-on displays for creative exploration.
Engaging activities like ball pits and trampolines suitable for kids and adults to enjoy together.
Serves themed alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, and desserts in a fun atmosphere.
Offers unique toys, fidget items, and souvenirs inspired by the exhibits.
Perfect for birthdays, outings, or tourist groups with accommodating staff and photo opportunities.
Overall rating
Krish Yalla
This was amazing 🤩. Everything was so cool and innovative. I've literally never been to a museum like this. Between the vivid lights, techno music and interactive exhibits, I have no qualms. The price was also so worth it. Less than 25 dollars for a once in a lifetime experience. Maybe I'm glazing too hard but seriously, if you're in Portland this is a must-visit l.
Larah Salmon
Favorite place in Portland! This place is magical. We loved exploring each and every room then getting to go back and spend extra time in our favorites. The drink were not only delicious but fun bags like capri suns. The food- omg we tried 5-6 things and every single one was amazing. Fresh, high quality and delicious! The staff were all so welcoming and friendly. We’ll be back as often as we can!!!
Jason Song
I visited this place with my son. This place far exceeded my expectations. Every section was engaging and fun, with impressive lighting, strong interactivity, and great entertainment value that kept us wanting to stay longer. My son went back and forth between the exhibits several times, especially the room filled with small balls, where he spent a long time playing,and a cool tunnel which separates many exhibits very nicely. Also in the gift shop there was a very nice fidget toy that is in one of the drawers pictures. He was sweating from all the excitement and having an absolutely wonderful time.
Chanda Gowen
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Magical Experience for All Ages! I took my kids to Hopscotch Portland, and it was such an unforgettable experience! From the moment we walked in, we were completely immersed in creativity, color, and imagination. Every exhibit was interactive and beautifully designed—perfect for both kids and adults to explore together. My daughter loved the vibrant lights and hands-on displays, and Jaiden was fascinated by how everything seemed to come alive with sound and motion. It wasn’t just fun—it was inspiring! We laughed, learned, and even got a few cool pictures that captured the wonder of it all. The staff were so kind and patient, explaining each area and making sure everyone felt included and comfortable. It’s rare to find something that’s both sensory-friendly and engaging for all ages, but Hopscotch really nailed it. If you’re looking for something unique to do in Portland—whether you’re a family, couple, or group of friends—this is the spot. We can’t wait to go back!
William Mobley
Fun experience. Great for photos. It's kid friendly too. There are restrooms and a cafe with plenty of seating, as well as a gift shop. There are two rooms that require you to have socks and take your shoes off, the ball pit and trampoline room. So make sure you bring socks if you're wearing sockless shoes such as sandals, high heels or slippers. The exhibits are interesting and there's a plaque detailing each one with information about its design and the artist. The staff are really nice here too The cafe has alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as a few bar style food options like, fried pickles, sausages, mini corndogs, quesadillas, etc. The desserts are fun and themed too. Such as the Rainbow Crunch Pop Art, Funfetti Cake Fries and cotton candy. Overall it takes between one to two hours to go through the entire exhibit. Longer if it's busy. I went on a Wednesday at noon and there were only a dozen people throughout and it took about an hour. We skipped playing in the ballpit room though.
