Cedar Island Park is a 14 acre island in the Willamette River. There is river access from the Cedar Oak boat ramp. There is pedestrian access from Mary S. Young Park, by floating bridge, during spring, summer, and fall. Activities include fishing from platforms, hiking trails, and wildlife viewing.
Captain William Clark Regional Park features swimming, multi-use trails, restrooms, historic interpretive elements, and picnic shelters.
Canyon Creek Park is a community park in northeast Wilsonville. The park is a popular picnic and walking area. A powerline easement passes through the site, which is located near the Boeckman Creek headwaters. The park serves as a recreation destination for eastside employees and residents. The vision for Canyon Creek Park is to make this site a major trailhead for Wilsonville.
Canal Acres is a largely undeveloped natural area whose sole trail is accessible across the Bryant Woods parking area via Canal Road.
One of Washougal's best kept secrets, Campen Creek Park abuts the much larger Eldridge Park. Campen Creek Park offers picnic tables and a primitive trail and bridge leading to Campen Creek.
This small area of undeveloped Willamette River shoreline with natural surface paths, along the Willamette Greenway, is a good example of the natural environment of the river. The park is deciduous woodland planted for butterflies and insects; it was named 'butterfly' for its importance as a habitat for butterflies. Vegetation includes native grasses, wildflowers, and dogwood. Butterfly species include mourning cloaks and orange sulphurs. The park is frequented by various birds including cedar waxwings, killdeer, orioles, and chickadees.
This park is the trailhead for Butler Creek Trail, and has a playground, a basketball court and a tennis wall.
The park is the perfect spot for a picnic on a sunny afternoon before hiking the trail.
This is a 7 acre paved greenway trail.
This park is a developed portion of the West Side Trail system with paths and a playground.
The Burnt Bridge Creek Greenway encompasses wetland meadows, open grasslands and lovely wooded areas.
The greenway trail that passes through the landscape provides an over 8-mile pathway across Vancouver with opportunities to see wildlife along the way.
