I am writing this from an observation point of view mainly! I have taken my Grandson to this park…read moremany times! Not only does he have fun on his scooter but he builds his skills with each visit! The park has a Great variety of ramps and bowls and i have spent hours watching the creative bike, scooter, skate board and skaters.

I've been to some really good events here- a music festival and a nice small DIY show. The…read morebathrooms weren't very clean when I went but the porta potty was surprisingly. I have seen people doing a game where they ride their bikes and bat a ball at eachother too, so you can do more than just skate here. Resources like white bird and thistle street aid also visit the park sometimes to help out. Parking is a bit odd because people usually park at a slant despite the lines instructing people to park parallel to the street. There's also some cool murals and a community event board here, so even if you don't skate it's nice to stop by.

One of my favorite parks in Eugene for families! Loads of playground equipment for all ages from…read moretoddler and up, water table feature in the summer, basketball hoops, small skate park, large parking lot and year-round restrooms. What more could you want? The shelter is also available to rent out from the city for more formal gatherings or birthdays.

Bethel Community Park has something for everyone to enjoy:…read more + Playground equipment for the kiddos + Paved walking/running/biking paths + Plenty of grass for the doggers to sniff + Track and football field + Skate park The only downside to Bethel is the amount of feces along the walking paths. Pick up the poop, people!

This really is a great park. There are basketball courts, lots of playground equipment, a great…read moreconcrete skatepark, and plenty of nice grassy and shaded areas to sit and enjoy the outdoors. The only negative about this park is that at the skatepark there are teenagers with filty mouths and no idea of respect. I would recommend always supervising young children at the skatepark.

Mandatory to leave 1 * i personally would of took away 5 Stars ! Because of there wanna be a tough…read moreguy Park Ranger who thinks he is a Delta Ranger ! I Own a 40 ft Monaco Coach Diesel Pusher with my Golden Retriever Taylor, traveling Musician pulled into Springfield at 5am parked at the 5th and Main st Trailhead which has never been short parking spots since being built . Peeps just dont go there , I occupied 4 spots as far away from the trailhead as possible to walk my Energetic Retriever after a late night on the I5 and grab a quick nap . 4 hours total @ 9 am im served with a tough guy Ranger notice that im not to be permitted at any willamalane park . In June my coach broke down at there dirty ass clear water park . I was parked in there boat trailer parking only . I was 60 ft long that time with my enclosed trailer and same tough guy left a letter and sent lcs officers to kick me out . They became my friends after there visit . I was broke down. All I've done is pick up trash at there locations and I believe that's why tough guy is pissed at me . I make his lazy ass look bad ! MMEGA llc Make Mother Earth Green Again my non profit Earth is who I live and travel for ! You can do better Willamalane ​

How did I miss this treasure at Discovery Meadows Park! Mostly ramp, a couple rails, I think a few…read moresome stairs. Good for skateboard, roller skates, scooter, even bicycle! If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

Great running trails, and I have great memories here as a child taking swimming lessons, going to…read morecamps, everything for a very young me! Amazon Park is essential.

5 starts for the dog park. They have both small and large dog areas and both are very large. Maybe…read morethe largest I have ever seen. Lose a star for no bathrooms near the dog park areas. We stopped on a road trip, from Portland to Grants Pass, to stretch our puppy's legs and hoped to get her some exercise and then sleep the next two hours of the drive. It was perfect. The Albertsons across the road does have bathrooms and a Starbucks.

Small park but kind of fun to ride, not that busy. Great spot to get sun and enjoy the neighborhoodread more

This is a beautiful stretch of sandy beach. The park itself features a huge picnic area and…read morerestrooms with running water. As of August 2020, the trash seemed to be picked up regularly and the restrooms were open. To get to the beach from the parking area, you follow a paved trail for a few hundred yards and cross a creek over a bridge (this was the highlight for my 3 year old).

We were just kind of stopping at anything of interest so decided to check this park out. Lots of…read moreparking and a huge open area. So many picnic benches around to chill at. Right by the water and we even saw a guy fishing. Watch out for all the adorable caterpillars trying to get around. It seemed like a really nice spot to hang out when the weather's nice. There's a cute bridge that leads to easy beach access. You can't tell just by driving by but on a map you can see this place is surrounded by water. I feel like people might pass by but realizing it's a great place to park and go to the beach. They have large public bathrooms with changing benches inside. I thought that was a nice touch for anyone wanting to get into a swimsuit or out of wet clothes and not something I see too often. We stayed a bit and wandered around. Nice place.

Great location that nobody is hardly using! My son and I got some session time in to practice.read more

Great park for boards, scooters, and bikes. There are several rails. There are multiple dips and…read morevalleys with various angles for their sides - there's something for all skill levels. It's one of the bigger parks we've been to in the metro area - though we haven't been to by many. (No one was playing music. The other skaters were quite polite when we were here.) There are park benches outside the fence - backs to Parker Rd. And a few picnic tables on the grass. Our only wish were for some restrooms. FYI- the parking is a bit beyond (or before, depending on where you are coming from) and across the street. Follow the path and take the high road when it splits.