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Baker County Tourism & Visitor Center

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Baker County Tourism & Visitor Center is located at 490 Campbell St, Baker City, OR 97814, USA Phone number for Baker County Tourism & Visitor Center is (541) 523-5855 Website

Accessible Parking Within a City Block
This business does not have Wheelchair Access
This business does not have Accessible Restrooms
This business does not have No Stairs
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Baker County Tourism & Visitor Center is located at 490 Campbell St, Baker City, OR 97814, USA

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About this business

Located in scenic Northeast Oregon, at the Intersection of three Oregon Scenic Byways, and surrounded by the Wallowa Mountains, Hells Canyon, and the Elkhorn Mountains, Baker County offers unparalleled access to outdoor adventures of all kinds.

Whether you seek adventure or a glimpse into history, Baker County promises an unforgettable experience.

Start planning your Baker County adventure today. Check out these accessible sites in Baker City:

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Parking

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This business does not have a private parking lot.

Nearest accessible public parking space: Within 100 ft.

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Parking is available in the Sunridge Best Western parking lot in front of the building. There is plenty of room to deploy a lift
Visitor center has four steps at 5-7 inches high. The stairs are carpeted. No ramp. Door has a push button latch. Threshold has a 1 1/2 inch rise but beveled.

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Public Transportation

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There may not be accessible public transporation.

Entrance

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The entrance may not be accessible.

Entrance is at least 32” wide Yes
Door threshold is level, with a lip no more than ½” high No
Doors can be opened with one hand. (no grasping or twisting needed) No

Inside the building

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The inside of this business may not be accessible.

All items within reach or is assistance offered to reach them No
Clear/unobstructed path (36” wide) throughout the business Yes
Clear view across the service desk from a sitting position? Yes
Sufficient lighting to read signage or another method of reading is provided Yes

Notes:

If customer is unable to get inside they will offer to provide information outside.

Restrooms

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The restrooms may not be accessible.

Is restroom marked with signs with color contrast, Braille, and raised lettering? Yes
Is signage on latch side of door between 48” and 60” high? Yes
Are doorways a minimum of 32” wide? Yes
Are doors, handles, and levers useable with a closed fist? No
Is restroom large enough for wheelchair or walker turnaround (60” minimum)? Yes
Are toilet seats between 17-19" high? Yes
Are grab bars easily reachable behind the toilet and on side walls? Yes
Are basins and taps at least 30” with room for a wheelchair to roll under? Yes
Are soap and towel dispensers no more than 48” from the floor? Yes

Notes:

There is one all-gender closet restroom in retail space. The bathroom entrance is not private. The bathroom is only 36 inches wide with one handrail.

Ramps

This business does not have any ramps.

Elevators

This business does not require any elevators.

Other Notes

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The Chamber office promotes tourism, economic and community development, represents business interests to local government all so local business owners can focus on building their business. They are hoping to add a ramp to the entrance in the near future.

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