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.

There are a variety of features... a deep bowl, snake run, series of bowls, step ups, rails, boxes,…read moreetc. The coping was smooth- no getting hung up on it. The locals own this park. Covered with lighting.

I love this place so good for kids adults everyone!! scooters bikes skateboards work use lots of…read moredifferent vehicle. All concrete grind rails waves jumps and bowl.

Pretty decent skatepark. All concrete with ramps and balls and grinding rails. The park is under…read morethe bridge so a good portion is under shade which is nice. Looks like there is a bike trail that goes through the area. There ia also a dog park right next to it.

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.

they were very disrespectful to me, my gf and my friends. they accused my gift making faces at…read morethem when she was making them at me. they tried to separate us because of PDA. I was giving her a piggy back ride to read the rule board. not PDA. sorry I can't read far away without my glasses. we tried to tell them but they refused to listen. we were also harassed by a middle aged woman, but they did nothing about it. prices are great, but nighttime lifeguards do not take their job seriously. they chose to laugh around and play on their phones. I did not get any names so I cannot tell you who it was. there was one dude with short blonde hair and slightly heavier.

Rating based on price changes, not on facility quality…read more Facility would be 4 strong stars. The price changes that are pushing for people to buy their all access pass is cost prohibitive. I would think that there would be some emphasis on trying to encourage parents to swim with their children. Instead, they're catering to the folks who can afford an elite pool membership. They need to provide an unlimited single pool access pass for parents and children. How is acting like an exclusive, for profit club working towards community building? Their new price scheme is exclusive, to say the least. I just want to teach my children to swim, but they're charging over $20 a visit for my two children and me to swim.

Salt Creek Falls is Oregon's 2nd tallest waterfall, a 286 foot plunge from top to bottom. Visiting…read morehere is easy. It's located right off Highway 58 and 65 miles southeast of Eugene, OR. It's a $5 day use fee. I visited on Labor Day Monday and it wasn't so busy. Once you park, Salt Creek Falls is off to the right hand side but...Diamond Creek Falls (another very worthwhile waterfall to visit) is located towards the left hand side. So...I'd suggest visiting both. You get rewarded with 2 waterfalls for the price of 1 admission. The pathway to Salt Creek Falls Viewpoint is half a mile at most, but along the way there'll be a quick preview of the falls beside the staircase leading towards the trailhead. You can't miss it and you'll hear the falls loudly crashing down below. The hike to the viewing deck is casual. You walk through the forest. It's pretty quiet. Once you arrive at the lookout viewpoint, Salt Creek Falls is impressive. You get undisturbed looks at the waterfall. If your curiosity interests you, you can walk around past the platform for closer glances. I did venture out a little just to avoid the guardrail being in my pictures. But I would say...it's a very steep decline and footing wasn't so secure. Be cautious with your steps. You'll understand this while there. Btw...there were no signs indicating you couldn't venture past the viewing deck. It's up to you to decide how much further you'd like to explore. I noticed some people joined me on the cliffside, while others stayed on the viewing deck. In all, it doesn't take long to see Salt Creek Falls. It's definitely a refreshing breathe of air to be at another marvelous Oregon waterfall, and that's where making the next part of your visit better when you return back to the parking lot and continue onto the 3 mile roundtrip trail to Diamond Creek Falls. I won't say too much about Diamond Creek Falls. I can save it for another review, but I will say it's a complete 180 degree different type of waterfall and setting. You get more into the heart of nature. And you can stand at the base of Diamond Creek Falls looking right up at it cascading in front of your eyes in comparison to witnessing Salt Creek Falls from a vista point platform. They're both unique natural wonders in their own ways. If you're in the central part of Oregon, I'd make plans to come to Salt Creek Falls. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by two magical looking waterfalls that barely get recognition. I didn't know they existed prior to 2024, and I thought I had been to them all, lol. Goes to show...there always more to see, always more to discover. Getting out among the great outdoors is a beautiful thing.

Great waterfall viewing here. It's not too far from the parking lot down to the viewing areas…read more There are different viewing areas to go to and get different vantage points. What I liked about this is that they do have accessible viewing areas. Definitely worth going to and having a picnic, hike or both.

I went here today for drop in skating with friends. We got a court to ourselves and got to skate…read morefor as long as we wanted. There were a lot of kids there but that's to be expected during winter break. The bathrooms were big and clean, as was the rest of the place. The front desk staff were super friendly and showed us where to go and set up a divider for us. There's a ton of parking and a traffic light next to the center so it's easy to get in and out of. I would definitely go back again during a quieter time of day.

Great place for a volleyball tournament for the kids Lots of space…read more Parking was easy Families had fun

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!

If you want to get away from the city buzz, just come to this park and take a stroll along the duck…read morepond to find the Japanese gardens. There, you will find peace and tranquility. Very easy trails to walk on. I even saw some older people in wheelchairs using the path.

Now this is truly a hidden gem!…read more I wasn't expecting too much from this park. We just wanted to go for a stroll after our long drive to Coos Bay. We were able to get in an hour stroll because we walked through the disc golf area. There's plenty of parking. And the bathrooms near the swimming pool were very clean.

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.