What an awesome park! Tennis court, dog park, soccer field, amazing kid play area~! We need this in…read morePortland!

What a beautiful city park with views of the surrounding area. I've always been impressed by the…read morecity parks in neighboring Tualatin and Wilsonville, but Sherwood has got it going on too. Located at the top of Sunset Boulevard, this park has a very well maintained baseball field, lacrosse/soccer field with artificial turf and electronic scoreboard, tennis and basketball courts and multiple play structures. The water feature is set up like a stream, rather than a spray ground, and really the entire park was very well designed to provide a little bit of everything for the community. As a venue for watching a game, I loved the gentle slope that provided plenty of seating for parents to either set up chairs or blankets on different levels. Even though it all looks very modern, the park has a nice amount of mature trees to provide shade and a large covered structure for parties and gatherings that is essential for events 10 months out of the year. They even had a concession stand running during our visit so you could buy food and have a picnic. I kind of hope we have more games out in Sherwood.

Beautiful park connected to a wetlands. Lots of wildlife, so please carry out what you bring in!…read moreDogs permitted on leash. Love this park as it is also handicap accessible. Beauty for all!

I'm a local environmental science and botany teacher who does a lot with my students in the park…read more The City of Sherwood officials who manage the park are really open to us being there all the time (like 1-2 times per week with a total of 34 kids at a time). In return, we give back: annual trash pickups, painting over graffiti, planting native trees and shrubs, installing plaques, etc. It's a great partnership. We utilize the trails to ID plants, analyze water quality in Cedar Creek, catch insects, use the field for large activities... It's really helpful. Plus, there's a decent bathroom and a great play structure if we finish a lesson early.

Make a donation today! I would give this place 10 stars if I could. Restrooms, plenty of parking,…read moreand vast trail systems. The amount of birds that I have seen at this place are endless. Plenty of parking and bouts of walking in and out of shade areas. Part of the refuge is closed Sept - May.

A beautiful getaway to walk and enjoy nature. Hike into the trees, and cool off by the River!read more

Beautiful | family-friendly…read more We're pretty lucky to have places like this in Wilsonville. I'm so thankful for it. It's dog friendly (some trails) and must be kept on leash. The main trail, before breaking off into other small ones, is paved. We parked in the residential area to begin the walk. We then broke off to go into the woods. It was a very short loop, but it was SO beautiful, especially during the fall season. It's a popular spot to exercise and take your kids to.

This park is adjacent to the community we live in (Villebois) and we have taken many walks through…read morehere. There is a paved path that runs through it between Villebois and Wilsonville road. The is also a path of crushed granite that winds through a short forest area that is nice. My wife doesn't like the sound of the crunching rocks on the path. They are fine with me. We have seen some great wildflowers and many deer that hang out here. It's not that large of a park, but a nice walk. If it is really hot out, the paved path has no shade so don't do it mid day if you don't like the heat.

Cute kids playground. We came because Memorial Park also has tennis and pickleball courts. Not…read morelooking closely at the map, we realized when we got here that the playground and the courts are not super close to each other. So no playing a game with the adults while watching the kids - good to know for next time.

Family-friendly | Beautifully maintained…read more I have nothing but excellent things to say about this park. When we moved five years ago to Wilsonville, one of the highlights of this town are its open spaces and how family-friendly it is. This is just one of many parks in town. It's expansive too! It is located right across the street from the library and they offer so much-- water play (Murase Plaza), structured play, event spaces, nature play, tennis courts, soccer and baseball field, skate park, nature trails, disc golf, and fishing/boat dock. It is also stunning during the fall season with the trees in orange, red, and yellow. Parks and Rec are always maintaining this place. The latest addition to the park is the natural playground, and that is where we took our toddler recently. She LOVED it. She made some friends pretending to fish in the canoe and hang out in the teepees. The sand pit is a big hit too. Whether you're a family visiting or a local, I highly recommend checking this place out.

What a gem of a park! Covered sand pit with lots of community toys, 2 sets of swings, fun play…read morestructure, shaded picnic tables, and clean bathrooms in an enclosed space - a parent's dream! It also looked like some trails for walking and biking around the neighborhood as well and a big slide. This might be our new favorite park!

Love the newly built structure, many different options of play, including a huge sandbox with so…read moremany trucks galore (perfect for your construction-loving toddler)!

Great park with walking paths, soccer nets, playground, and basketball hoops. Plenty of parking and…read morelots of green grass and mature trees.

A small park hidden in the suburbs, this is a great place to relax and get some exercise on the…read morecircular trail around the park. There's a paleontology themed playground for the kids, a pavilion for parties, a tennis court, a baseball field, and an open grassy area for team sports. While it's not the biggest park in town, it makes up for its small size with the charm of a great neighborhood park, and appeals to everyone from the average dog walker to the casual picnicker, and is a great place to spend an afternoon.

Koch Park is awesome and one of the best parks around the playground is all nice and nearly updated…read moreand there's so many different stations for the kids to play depending on age. There's ample space in Apple parking and if you want to take a break from the playground and there's plenty of trails that walk around the river you can make some loops and more. There's also plenty of covered areas for birthday parties barbecues, or just get together which you can reserve at the beginning of the year they fill up fast.

River kayak & SUP rental | great picnic spot…read more Cook park is a family friendly park. It's huge too. Many can walk around, bring their own boats/kayaks/SUP to launch off the ramp, fish on the river, or have a picnic. It's beautiful here, but it's also very popular over the summer months when folks want to use this place to launch off the ramp. Parking is hard to find. At this spot, you can rent through the Tualatin Riverkeepers. They provided life vests and the kayak of our choice. It was great paddling out on the water with my kid. We stayed pretty close by, so the water was really calm and beginner friendly. We didn't venture past the freeway underpass, we went to the right side from the boat launch. Some parts are so shallow you hit some rocks. This park also offers soccer fields and an updated inclusive family playground. Highly recommend coming here.

With all new equipment, a covered picnic area, swings and a little creek this is a fantastic park.read more

Great little park with paved and dirt trails along the river. There is a pond you can walk up to…read morethat is very pleasant. A decent parking lot to park your car and then explore. There are a bunch of benches placed around the park to have a seat and relax. Very nice ferns and trees on the path, my dog loved it on our Thanksgiving walk with family.

A great park that runs the length of Nyberg Lane and reaches from the boardwalk behind Stonesthrow…read moreApartments all the way down the street past the Brown's Ferry Community Center to the trail's end over a mile away. Originally the site of a ferry service across the Tualatin River for the pioneers in the late 1800's, this park now offers kayak rentals and a seasonal summer camp. Running parallel to the river, Brown's Ferry Park has a variety of walking trails, an open field nature reserve, and a small pond. The information signs tell the story of the area, from the type of native species you can encounter to the tale of the native Atfalati people that once lived here. Take some time for a relaxing walk through the park, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.