This park is really accessible for younger parents. It's really large so you can go on walks and…read morethe playground is fantastic.

Wow, pretty incredible park!…read more They've got a ton of pavilions and picnic tables for gatherings, a really fun splash pad, a paved three-quarter pathway around the park exterior, various sports field including volleyball/tennis/basketball/horseshoe, THREE fenced dog parks for big dogs and small dogs and both, new play structures, and acres of wetlands with a boardwalk path. Only feedback to make it better: 1. Currently they're doing construction on the sports field, so there's large empty dirt patches between areas of the park. 2. The boardwalks over the wetlands could use a map. I got a little lost!

Hidden gem! Short and steep hike to beautiful falls. Bench at top of falls to sit and enjoy the…read morescenery and falls. All ends of paved walking paths lead to neighborhood. There were some dirt path trails, but some were a little too gnarly for all in our group, so we didn't explore those too much. No parking or bathrooms. They do have a trash can and dog waste bags available at trail head.

Nice hidden neighborhood walk to the falls. A short walk and you will hear the water. You crossed…read morea nice wooden bridge to the falls. There is a wooden bench to sit and relax. The walk is short and nice. Coming back is a little steep. Lots of good greenery and very well maintained.

Love this park! Great playgrounds and really well maintained grassy areas for playing sports.read more

Small neighborhood park perfect for a Saturday morning soccer, lacrosse or football game. The park…read moreis dominated by a large grass, mixed use field. A small sideline for parents divides the field from a modest play structure and a basketball hoop. Basically just what you want to see when you have a younger child in tow who needs to be entertained while the older sibling takes the field. The park is nestled in a neighborhood, so a great resource for locals. A small covered shelter, which is important on a hot day, because there are almost no other shady spots in this park. Well designed space, just not a lot special features or character.

First time trying this place out for my first hike. Definitely a good starter hike if you want to…read moredo a hike. It's not that big. Easy to get too. I really enjoyed it and have already been back .

They get a bonus star for the spectacular view of Mount Hood there is at the top at the picnic…read moreshelter. It's more of a butte in height, rather than a mountain, so don't let the name discourage or mislead you. They have a parking lot at the top and a loop trail with inclines you can explore in under an hour. There's also a large covered picnic shelter at the top with attached restroom facilities. They have a couple of open, grassy areas if you want to play frisbee or bring some other yard games. At the moment (October 2023), the only downside was there is a new residential subdivision being built next to it, so there was a lot of construction noise on that side of the trail.

great location on a nice afternoon. The kids really enjoy this location and it provides a large…read morerange of mobility with climbing and running around. the library is right next door so it provides a nice place to read then play.

Lovely botanical garden that's very kid friendly. Got to check out the gift shop, stone hut and old…read morekitchen, and walk across the tree bridge and water bridge crossing. They had some kid specific activities such as pinecone collecting and a scavenger hunt which was nice to keep the kid in our group engaged. It was easy for us to find parking in their lot and admission for adults was $8, 4 and under was free.

Beautiful, free garden to explore outside of Portland. Lots of different trails at different…read moreelevations and plenty of flowering trees and plants. We also saw a Banana Slug, basically the mascot of the Pacific Northwest.

This nature park is somehow both beautifully maintained and not adequately maintained at the same…read moretime. Important to note that it is a 'nature park' and not a 'city park' which means fewer amenities (no playgrounds and only one restroom in the main parking lot at the Mather Road entrance) and most importantly, no pets or bikes. There are rules for a reason. There are multiple trails that connect to various neighborhoods and loop up to a Summit Trail, however we didn't get any views from the summit. I've started a hike from the Mather Road entrance and it is all up hill for the first stretch. Our most recent experience was better when we parked part way up the hill and started our hike off of SE Talbert Street to connect to the Park Loop Trail. Unfortunately, the posted signs about poison oak were accurate and the trails were covered in poison oak. And while the trails were easy to navigate, the plants are overgrown and crossing the path, so it is hard to avoid contact. I recommend a change of clothes and/or wet wipes to avoid getting poison oak from your stroll. The area is a nice option on hot or rainy days due to the canopy of trees, but not recommended for young children or those with mobility issues. It is a beautiful short hike and you feel away from it all, even though you are close to the city. The restroom was clean and there is shelter that can be rented for events.

Gorgeous neighborhood park!…read more Beautiful hiking trail with a nice large free parking lot!!! The trails are well marked and I got cell phone service while I was on the trail. There are many trails to choose from. I choose to do the park loop, west ridge, and summit and it was a nice little loop that took about an hour or so. It had snowed the morning of, so the trails were muddy so I would definitely recommend hiking boots. I would definitely come back!

We came here for a wedding in the rose garden and it was beautiful. Well taken care of grounds,…read morelandscaping, and buildings. Ample parking. Felt like a hidden gem. We would definitely come back again.

Really nice park set up. The equipment can be used by a wide age range of ages. Everything looked…read morein good condition with no safety issues. There is a good number of picnic tables and space to play. I was surprised that the few times I been here there have not been many other kids.

This is a really cute little park. Apparently this site used to be a swim school and day camp. Now…read moreit is a 3 acre park with playground, basketball court, picnic tables, trash can, and a short walking path. There isn't much to it, so it's probably not worth traveling to, but it's a great amenity for the neighbors. Street parking. No restrooms.

Lovely little place to sit at the end of a neighborhood in Sellwood and enjoy nature was a lovely…read moresurprise There is a playground area, a few park benches and a foot bridge to cross over the waterway.

Fun little hidden park. Ample parking and a bathroom! Lots of places to sit and eat. The river is a…read morehuge plus. A nice relaxing park.