Tranquil Park
Tranquil Park is a wooded neighborhood greenway with a local access trail.
Tranquil Park is a wooded neighborhood greenway with a local access trail.
Located on Dubarko Dr. just south of Van Fleet, features include a play structure, basketball court and wooded paths and picnic areas.
The Tillamook State Forest is a great place to enjoy outdoor fun, with recreation opportunities ranging from rustic campgrounds to trail networks for just about every kind of enthusiast to a world-class visitor center.
Talk a walk along Hillsboro's historic main street to discover parks and fun places to stop, shop, and eat in this ¡Vámonos! adventure.
Lacamas Lake Regional Park and the Washougal Greenway are jewels of the Clark County Parks & Recreation park system. Covering over 312 acres, the park hosts a six mile network of scenic hiking and cycling trails that pass through dense forest and by three impressive waterfalls, as well as Round Lake and Lacamas Creek.
This steeply sloped site is part of the Fanno Watershed, containing the headwaters of the two forks of Woods Creek. Although most of the park was logged about one hundred years ago, there are still some historic trees, and about 98% of the landscape is native including oaks, Douglas fir, cedar, willow, red and blue elderberry, Oregon grape, trillium, thimbleberry. The park offers a natural setting that attracts wildlife in the quiet woods, along the creek, and in the meadow.
Bordered by Fanno Creek and Tiedeman, Johnson and Katherine Streets, Woodard Park sits tucked away in the center of the city. The park is best known for its large oak trees and ponderosa pines; park structures were actually designed around these big trees. Park-goers can hear the creek babble along while walking Fanno Creek trail as it winds through this quiet, neighborhood park
Situated on the bank of the Columbia River, this 12.5-acre beach park has picnic tables, paved walkway, and a restroom. The Wintler Park Trail Extension provides a continuous connection for users from the park to the Columbia River Renaissance Trail.
On the west bank of the Willamette River south of downtown Portland, this popular park is one of the best wildlife viewing areas on the river.