Peaceful little park situated next to a wooded river bank. Stage for a live performer on a…read moreWednesday afternoon added plesant music to the scene. Families enjoying their time. I'd definitely come again. It's within walking distance of shops and restaurants in Albany, and near the carousel museum. This would make for a pleasant afternoon.

This is by far one of best parks in the city of albany, linn county, and perhaps the state of…read moreoregon. having such beautiful river front property to be dedicated to so many summer events like art and music festivals is very nice. best of all, the events are free! the dave clark trail is a plus that gives access to a good stretch of the river front. dave clark was the previous parks director who acquired and developed the land the park is on and has always been so beautifully maintained. enjoy this park as much as you can!

Delightful park with playground, restrooms, shade trees, ball park, picnic tables, pavilion, ball…read morefields, basketball and tennis courts.

My girlfriend and I came here for a event called the Northwest Art and Air Festival. It was great,…read moreit was filled with all sorts of venders and tons of food trucks, we ate at this place called Thai Express, they are located in Corvallis on 9th street really good food I'm considering going to their restaurant.

Large and beautiful park. A small creek with ducks and a playground. Lovely park! There's a few…read morehomeless that visit, but never a negative experience.

I found myself in Albany for work, however I was a little early for the job, so I set out to find a…read morequiet place to stretch my legs. I was blown away that this little slice of nature used to be an industrial site and still has activity along the rail tracks, but you'd never know it. It's very peaceful with many types of birds, both air and water borne. I saw several other people in the parking area, but the nature area is so large that you don't see anyone else while walking around. Nice job Albany, I'll put this on my list of places to revisit when I need some respite from the city.

So I've walked here quite a bit with my wife when it was first put in but heard recently that this…read moreplace isn't anymore. at one time this place was pretty nice place till they stopped taking care of the place as in the city of Albany. The other thing that I've seen as they were even taking care of place you had to go with somebody cause of all transients who moved around the outside this place and made it there homes. So I'd call for info if you decide to make a trip and to take a look for your selves. Be safe and enjoy.

It was winter but a very nice walk. The ducks and geese made the sidewalk a little messy but…read morethat's part of nature!

It's a nice park, in the summer they have paddle boats (or they used to) that you can rent. But…read moreit's still a nice lovely stroll around a beautiful lake without having to leave town to do so.

This was a really fun thing for my son to do! He jumped for 2 hours and probably would have kept…read moregoing. $18 per child, $2 per adult with the adult fee waived in May. Adults can jump with their children. There are 4 bounce houses and I gave it 4 stars because the entrance fee seems steep for what it is, however I went when it opened on Sunday and we had the whole place to ourselves for more than 90 minutes! There's one for younger kids that's Mickey themed, one that's got a huge slide, one that's all a bouncy basketball court, and one that's got 2 medium slides and some arches and a "forest." There are 2 party spaces in the back room, each with several tables. It was clean, the gal working was super sweet, and my kiddo had a great time!

This place is so cool and super affordable my toddler is obsessed ! the membership idea is fun to…read morecome more often and the arcade and play area across from this makes for a good day!

It was gorgeous and slow. Ran across this park purely by accident. I was coming up into Corvallis…read morefrom the south and ran across it as the dog was starting to show signs he needed a break.

Whether you are arriving from Corvallis or heading towards Albany, this park is a beautiful spot to…read moreput in or take out from the Willamette River. Operated by the county, it is a simple park with a good boat launch, partially shaded parking and your basic picnic and bathroom facilities. It is located 7 miles Northeast of Corvallis and roughly 2-1/2 miles from downtown Albany. My favorite part with was the arched pedestrian bridge over the boat lunch. Who says basic functionality can't have a little style?

So I live down the road from this park and I highly recommend going there and have a picnic or just…read morejog around the place. I've seen people play ball there and well it's a nice park. Trees all around so there is plenty of shade around. I will have some pictures but have to wait for a sunny day. The people who live in the area are pretty nice. People need to check this out and take your family to have a nice and enjoyable, relaxed day. Plenty of parking and it's pretty much well maintained.