Yes, there is a fee. You can buy tickets there. $12 for adults and 8 for kids 6-18. Free for kids under 6. The grounds are fun to visit and there is no charge to see the garden and the views.

There are handicap parking spots in the front of the mansion. You cannot pull up to the entries themselves as the driveways are gated and used primarily as pedestrian pathways.The Mansion has an ADA door on the basement floor and the original elevator. The elevator is often too small for electric wheel chairs, but staff can assist visitors with walkers and standard wheelchairs.

We were on a tour and stopped for about 45 minutes. For me it was not enough time and I had to rush through certain rooms in the house.

Hola! Disculpa la pregunta, tu crucero es en Portland, Maine... o Portland, Oregon? He escuchado de cruceros muy pequeños que llegan a Portland, Oregon pero bueno... tal vez ese sea tu caso. La mansión Pittock está en Portland,Oregon. El horario para septiembre es de 11:00-5:00pm. El recorrido lo harás tal vez en dos horas máximo y eso paseando por lo alrededores de la casa, visitando la tienda del museo... Generalmente en los cruceros ves que te venden tours, tal vez ahi consigas una buena opción. Sé que son caros, pero tal vez consigas uno que te agrade y visiten varios puntos turísticos, pues el horario que indicas es suficiente. Que yo sepa el recorrido es en inglés y está incluido en el boleto. Solamente hay que esperar la hora de inicio que te indiquen. Si tu crucero resulta ser de Portland, Maine (lo cual entendería porque me pasó a mi, a mi esposo y a mi mamá al buscar lugares turísticos de Portland...Oregon), veo que ahí también tienen una casa/museo para visitar: Victoria Mansion. Sin embargo, no pondría decirte nada al respecto... los comentarios del trip no son muy buenos... pero yo sí iría!! :-) Espero que esto te haya ayudado en algo. Saludos y te deseo un excelente y hermoso viaje!!!!

Unfortunately, there isn't one! We wanted to walk from downtown too, but everyone we asked (from the hotel concierge to tourist information) said take a cab. We took their advice and it was a wise decision. The road up to the mansion is extremely narrow with no sidewalk, as well as very heavily traveled. Once you finish at the mansion, the employees in ticketing or the gift shop will call you a cab. Believe me, we were so glad we took their advice.

Not sure, however there is a hiking path that goes through Forest Park that takes you near there that isn't closed. I think it is the Wild Wood Trail. Parking for the trail is not very close.

yes, there is restroom at entrance and a few actually inside the mansion.

Yes! I found this on the net: Celebrate the wonders of the holiday season at The Magic of Wintertime, Pittock Mansion’s annual holiday exhibit. This year more than 80 volunteers will transform the museum into a winter wonderland with decorations inspired by skiing and sledding in new-fallen snow, curling up in front of a fireplace with hot cocoa, and celebrating the holidays with family, friends and community. Local musicians will play regularly in the mansion’s Music Room during the exhibit. Go and enjoy. I may see you there.

Depends on where you are travelling from. Go to the Trimet website and you can get exact directions from anywhere to anywhere in the Portland area.

Yes, Portland Parks and Recreation maintains an adjacent lot that is free and open to visitors to the Mansion, grounds and hiking trails.