Address: 46430 NW Ganna Way, Forest Grove, OR 97116, USA
Address: 97117, 1399 SW Fern Hill Rd, Forest Grove, OR 97116, USA
“Perfect for shorter walks or loop around the ponds and make a longer route of it. No dogs or bikes so it’s a great place for little ones to go and feel like they are on a grand hike. Excellent for bird watching and Very scenic. Shaded gazebo look out points for observing the nature and benches to rest on. Wide flat paths, gravel and dirt pack in most places. Peaceful.”
Address: 10385 NW Cornell Rd, Portland, OR 97229, USA
“Great local park. Tennis courts. Playground and baseball. Good parking and easy access. Soccer pitch.”
Address: 2305 2nd St, Columbia City, OR 97018, USA
“Update: We have taken our little girl several times to visit her friends over the past several months. Due to lots of heavy rains wasn’t able to make it weekly, however we go as often as possible. Most recent being last Sunday. I do advice to be sure to bring a water bowl and water, the babies definitely need their water while playing so vigorously with their buddies! Original post: My pup really enjoys herself at the park and meeting up with her pup friends! We stay for about 90 minutes to 2 hours and she is tired for the next day or so! Other half delivers for his job nearby and told me about the park. We come to Oregon every weekend from our home in Washington (by Olympia) and decided last week to see how our little girl does with other dogs and in a dog park setting. She loves it and loves visiting her friends! We have went 2 weeks in a row and plan to make it a weekly adventure for her.”
Address: 402 3rd St, Dayton, OR 97114, USA
“This little park has everything you need for a great family picnic in the beautiful surroundings of Oregon State. Playground for kids, public bathrooms, picnic covered patio, and tables available. Even a little history for the kids.”
Address: 104 Onion Ln, Gaston, OR 97119, USA
“Nice place to see wildlife. We walked both levee trails as far as they were open. We saw a variety of birds, including some harriers. We heard chorus frogs the whole time. There is evidence of beaver activity. The trail to the bridge is paved. The trails beyond the bridge are graveled. The trails follow the levee to the right and left. The trail to the right follows Wapato Creek and Hwy 47. It is a bit noisy due to highway traffic. There is one bench near the end of the open section of trail. The sign at the gate says it is closed due to levee repairs and goose hunting on private land. The creek and levee embankment have a lot of debris including a boat and a canoe. The trail to the left is quieter. It also follows the creek. The parking lot is not signed. The entrance is across hwy 47 from Park Street. There are two paved handicapped spaces. The rest of the lot is gravel. Parking appears to be free. There is a sign posted with a map and information. A free brochure is available which contains a map. An restroom with a pit toilet is provided. It was reasonably clean. Dogs are not allowed on the trails. Also, bicycles and jogging are prohibited. There is a cafe across the street from the parking lot. It appears to be closed Mon. & Tues.”
Address: 6525 22nd Ave N, Keizer, OR 97303, USA
“My dogs loved the cold water and the random dog that was strolling through yesterday was nice. Hopefully they belong to someone close by. The water was higher than normal and hid a large chunk of the path and water access but it was still fun and beautiful.”
Address: 31240 SW Boones Ferry Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070, USA
“I've convinced myself it's possibly haunted. I was at the park and it was deserted. No one parked anywhere, no maintenance workers anywhere around like they normally are. I was walking around the house's porches looking into the windows and just trying to kill some time. I turned away from the window and walked to the top step and sat down in the shade. Behind me, inside the house, I heard distinct footsteps on floorboards. About 6 steps that were distinctly loud. I got to my feet and stood there in silence trying to see if I could hear any other activity but that was it. I had to double-check to make sure I was alone...such a weird and cool experience.”
Address: 19383 Pine St, Sandy, OR 97055, USA
“Excellent park that's great for families. Has a splash pad, playground, a few picnic tables (some covered), a good sized field, and community garden. There's bags for dog poop and trash cans, so it stays pretty clean. The city has a porta-potty there in the late spring - early fall. There's also a Pokemon Go stop and Ingress Portal there for those that play. Every once in awhile someone comes through on motorized scooters or dirt bikes, but it's rare enough the police never catch them.”
Address: 375 SE Armory Way, McMinnville, OR 97128, USA
“This is and always has been one of my most favorite parks in Mac. It's generally a pretty peaceful place. And it is always beautiful no matter what season it is. I love that I can take my little doggo, they have poo bags available if you forgot yours at home and there's garbage cans at the parking lot. There's also picnic tables if you want to have a snack. There's not really a playground but I do know that kids love to visit the giant mushroom that you can go into like a little house :)”
Address: Corbett, OR 97019, USA
“This place is absolutely gorgeous! Granted, it was a windy fall day during this visit, but incredible nonetheless. Lots of mountain cliffs, trees, tall grasses, rocks and sandy beach. So many visual textures. I can imagine this being a great place for a beach day, family picnic or even a casual wedding. Parking is abundant, coastline is abundant; I’m not sure about toilets (I didn’t have to go..) but, this is absolutely going to be a place to visit all seasons of the year.”
Address: 699 S School St, Newberg, OR 97132, USA
“I don't know what they usually do at this park. It seems like it's just a big empty filled with dead grass. It looks like there might be a track around it? we came here for the old fashioned festival looked we looked at the scout expo and the fairgrounds and also went to the parade and booths at memorial Park around the corner we watched cover band play before the fireworks at 10. It was great.”
Address: 2358 SW Border Way, Gresham, OR 97080, USA
“Beautiful place, garbage in various spots from old camps though. I still like to take my dog on putting a there though, she loves the woodsy area and can't get lost”
Address: Estacada, OR 97023, USA
“I got a tip from an Estacada local about this spot. It's my new favorite campground. Clean, good fishing, and great views! I think I'm coming back next weekend!”
Address: 3720 Mistletoe Dr, Newberg, OR 97132, USA
“Perfect little neighborhood playground! 2 slides, 2 swings, a couple of ladders, the always-favorite ‘bar’ for a make-believe ice cream shop, and some high monkey bars for older kids. My only request would be for a couple of baby swings :)”
Address: Portland, OR 97229, USA
“Nice little nature park with a loop walking trail. Kind of muddy in the winter but a peaceful walk in the middle of suburban neighborhoods. You almost fell like you are or in the real woods for a short time. Great place to walk your dog.”
Address: 13770 SE Ridgecrest Rd, Happy Valley, OR 97086, USA
“I have driven by here many times and now for the first time I decided to park and in ale a walk!!! The only disappointment I had was running out of time and having to go back to work! For me first experience visiting here it turned out to be a beautiful overcast day that wasn’t too cold and it stopped raining 🌧. I loved seeing the habit and the ducks 🦆 were surely energetic as well! Dog friendly park which makes another reason to come back with them. They have bags and trash 🗑 receptacles throughout the park.”
Address: 2925 Carriage Way, West Linn, OR 97068, USA
“Nice big park. Big open area for dogs. Basketball half-court.”
Address: 1155 SW Falcon Crest Dr, Dundee, OR 97115, USA
“This park has a great view but that pretty much it. It is just a bench at on a larger area of grass on top of a neighborhood hill. Dogs seem to enjoy it but there is not a fenced area for them. The park is pretty well maintained.”
Address: 12048 NW Blackhawk Dr, Portland, OR 97229, USA
“A peaceful little park, dropping a star as there's no dedicated parking, but enjoyable still and nice walks in the areas surrounding if you enjoy looking at good house architecture.”
Address: Wilsonville, OR 97070, USA
“Just a great over look to view wildlife in the city.”
Address: 4400 NE Century Blvd, Hillsboro, OR 97124, USA
“Diverse in activities playing structures, fields, courts, and patrons. Water park for hot days and a nice path for a brisk walk on cold days. Hillsboro parks and rec host many of their summer sport camps here. Only issue is if you handicap prepare for a mildly lengthy journey to the play structure or sand box with your child. Easy access if your going to water park or basketball courts.”
Address: Molalla River State Park, Canby, OR 97013, USA
“A What a hidden gem. It’s such a beautiful park. Highly recommend! I bet during sunshine it’s even better. A river is flowing next to it and I think you can make a walk around it. Many benches and tables are around. Cool spot.”
Address: 15505 Quarry Rd, Lake Oswego, OR 97035, USA
“Visited this park for the first time today. It looks like there's a lot of other fun amenities for families but what we came for was called the quarry. This is a portion of the park that is a bike track that has a variety of skill paths available. My 10-year-old and I enjoy going back over and over again to ride the different runs. There are green, blue and black level runs so something for every skill level. Very family friendly environment.”
Address: 20100 SE Hwy 212, Damascus, OR 97089, USA
“Great fenced in park perfect for small children. Not many people where there the day I visited.”
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