Bakeries
Lux Sucre
Tucked into Charbonneau Village, Lux Sucre is a local gem known for desserts as stunning as they are delicious. Grab a bite from their breakfast or lunch menu, browse the gift shop and watch custom cakes come to life in their impressive open kitchen.
Pearl Bakery
Pearl Bakery offers easy access to its renowned artisan breads, pastries and desserts. Perfect for stocking up on fresh-baked favorites or treating yourself to goodness on the go.
Mr. Maple Donuts
From timeless classics to playful, inventive flavors, Mr. Maple Donuts wows with its delectable creations. This beloved spot offers something special for every donut lover along with smoothies and specialty coffee drinks.
Norton’s Family Café & Catering Co.
Visit Norton’s baked goods counter for breakfast pastries, cookies, cakes and more. In addition, Norton’s also offers brunch and lunch, a full bar and catering services. They accommodate special dietary needs by providing vegan and gluten-free options.
White Rabbit Bakery
White Rabbit Bakery in Aurora crafts an array of gluten-free and vegan baked goods, including pastries, hearty quiches and fresh breads. For a convenient taste of White Rabbit, visit Blue Jeans Coffee Co. in Sherwood. Located in the big red barn at Graham & Tooze Farm, this charming coffee cart pairs expertly brewed coffee with freshly delivered White Rabbit treats.
Granny Fi’s Shortbread Bakery & Tea Shop
Granny Fi’s Shortbread Bakery & Tea Shop in Aurora is the go-to spot for authentic Scottish shortbread, made from a cherished family recipe passed down through generations. Enjoy a casual Scottish tea or book an appointment for a formal High Tea experience, complete with traditional fare, in this charming and unique tearoom.
B’s Bake Shop
Artistry meets flavor in every bite at B’s Bake Shoppe in Canby. Known for fresh, small-batch creations like strawberry olive oil cake, this cozy bakery also offers hearty soups and sandwiches for the perfect lunch stop.
Heritage Trees
Bob Wiedemann Japanese Maple
This striking maple was planted in 1973 at Frog Pond Church (now Meridian United Church of Christ) as a tribute to Bob Wiedemann.
Cumberland Oregon White Oak
A towering Oregon white oak now stands at Wilsonville High School, once part of the Cumberland family farm.
Sue Guyton Heritage Tree Grove
In 2009, this grove on 4th Street in Old Town was named to honor Sue Guyton, a lifelong resident of Wilsonville.
Lowries Marketplace Grove
Planted by children from Wilsonville’s first school (1870–1911), these trees mark the site of early education in the city.
R.V. Short Douglas Fir
Soaring above its surroundings, this Douglas fir resides in the neighborhood park at Park at Merryfield.
Frank Lockyear Grove
Located at the Wilsonville Library, this grove was planted in the 1970s by Boy Scouts under the direction of Frank Lockyear.
Ernest Kolbe Giant Sequoia
Adjacent to the east side of Memorial Park, this giant sequoia was planted by forestry expert and resident Ernest Kolbe near his former homestead.
Fred Barnes Black Walnut
This black walnut, planted in the early 1930s, is a remnant of the Adolph Failmezger home site in the Canyon Creek Meadows neighborhood.
Gotfried & Elizabeth Failmezger Oregon White Oak
This century-old white oak, located between Parkway Avenue and I-5 near Boeckman Road, carries the legacy of Gotfried and Elizabeth Failmezger.
