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.

Nice residential park | Water play, great for all ages…read more Honestly, this whole Villabois neighborhood is excellent for families. There are way too many little parks to name and recommend, but this is one of the popular areas to hit up because a lot of events are held in this area. From Farmer's Market (Thursdays) in the summertime to Halloween parade and trick-or-treating in October, this is a gathering point with space to have picnics, BBQs, and birthdays. The pool is within walking distance as well. The little play area has an excellent structure suitable for toddlers to elementary kids. I'm not a fan of mulch/wood chip for ground cover at the park, but it seems to be okay, not giving my little one any splinters. The highlight for my toddler is the little water play area. There is a pole in the shrub area that says, "press here...", which activates the three water fountains. It has a pretty strong pressure; it is sure to bring delight to the little ones. I recommend wearing water shoes here. Lots of benches and picnic spots with plenty of lawn space under some tall trees. It looks like there used to be a creek but it's dried up, and now it provides some nature play like at Memorial. Safe and lots of street parking.

Unusual play area makes for a fun change of pace. Also a pretty good picnic spot. Both bark chips…read moreand lawn, and play equipment for younger and older kids.

Really wish there was more shade! It's cute and has a lot of options for smaller kids! I would say…read more2-6 is the best age range for this park, the only downside is there's not a lot of direct shade so the ground and equipment gets REALLY hot!

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.

Named after the native Atfalati people that once lived here, the park is located past the hospital…read moreat SW 65th and Sagert. Atfalati Park is fairly small, but very clean and well kept. There's a long walking trail that covers the outer edge of the park, a playground area at the top of the hill for the kids, a tennis court, basketball court, and a baseball field. It's a good place to run laps, walk your dog, play ball, or unwind from a long day. Take a walk down by the creek, and read the informational signs to learn about the history of the park, the species of animals you may encounter, and how the bioswale along the southern edge of the park purifies the water and prevents trash from being washed into the waterways.

This is a nice little park. Parking is a bit far from the play structure but that's okay. I love…read morethat there is shade and plenty of places to sit. The two different play sections are nice. Minus one star because I don't like the mess of sand.

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)!

My husband told me about this little park, so we dropped by today to check it out. It's...okay…read more They have a little play area for 2-5-year-olds, which seemed perfectly nice, and another play area for 5-12-year-olds, nicer. No infant swings, though. I had to use the restroom while I was there. First, at a park that has a play-set for 2-year-olds (never mind kids who have siblings), there's no baby changing table. And second, there's no soap dispenser. Not just no soap, no way to supply it. There's an air dryer (no towels)...in other words, nothing to keep stocked. But no soap in the restroom? Ew. Otherwise it was fine, seemed well-maintained, etc. But uninspired. If you live close by it's likely worth it, but I wouldn't bother to drive there. The views of the river aren't as good as at lower Memorial Park, and the playground isn't as good as the upper part of Memorial Park.

I'm a little surprised that this park has only been reviewed once, over ten years ago! We stopped…read morein as a pit stop driving down to Salem one day, and this park was a nice little reprieve from the sometimes-stressful traffic of I-5. There isn't much; there's a playground, a historic marker plaque, restrooms (that were oddly clean), plenty of parking and a former boat-launch that is now a very small beach. The park was very clean, quiet and kept up impeccably. Perhaps a good spot to have a picnic or dip your feet in the water, or use the restroom.

I love this park especially in the summer. There is a good size parking lot, the restrooms are…read moreclean and it is just off the beaten path. There is a nice playground, basketball court and baseball field. I like the loop walking trail along the river that has signage so that you learn about the things that are cool to the area. Like the meteorite. It was a rainy day today but there were still a few people enjoying the walking trail.

A beautiful little oasis, with a slice of Main Street USA.....This lovely small park rests between…read moreWillamette Falls Dr and the Tualatin River. There are little league fields, a place to fish or watch the water, trails to walk your dog, neighborhood garden..what else could you possibly want? Pay a visit, if even for 15 minutes, to transport yourself into a small town park

It's super cute and clean for what it is! My 14 month old really enjoyed! I like that the ground…read moreisn't wood clips or asphalt! It's kind of cushioned! Main complaint is no parking and beer bottles!

This is a relatively new neighborhood park [1] on the west side of town along Wilsonville Road…read more While it is supposed to have a nature theme, it actually feels quite stark compared to some of the other parks in town. From my perspective, it feels like it has a higher percentage of pavement to open grassy areas. But, I know the intent was to mix education with nature and it is nice they were able to preserve some of the old growth trees. I view it more as a resource for the adjoining apartment complex and homes rather than a destination park. Probably the best feature is a rocky swale that captures rainwater. Kids do love to splash! If you want to visit a great park in Wilsonville, there are definitely better options with more to do. But, Engleman has the basics covered... play structure, picnic benches, meandering path. Based on the location, there isn't a designated parking lot, so you just need to park in the neighborhood and walk in. [1] Formerly known as Montebello Park, the park was expanded in 2013 after the city received funds from an Oregon State Parks grant and corporate support from Xerox Corporation.