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.

Parking is tough. We come for baseball and happen to have a dog so we get multiple uses out of it…read more I have seen one person pick poop up and the rest just pretend like their dog didn't poop. Nasty. It's also super sandy with lots of holes from dogs digging it up. The size is nice but I think I'd rather go to a different dog park. As far as their field and playground goes that gets 4 stars so with my 0 for the dog park we get a 2 in total. Not a great park and I'm sincerely glad it's not nearby because I would be sad if it was my local park.

"Living in a haze, staying in the shade. All I do is sit around and wait for better days. I could…read moreuse a break, can I get an amen? All I do is sit around and wait for better days" -Mae Muller and Neiked. Oregon Proud. This is also a regular park that is strangely very big. If you like to take time away from anything that gives you mental distress, this park is the best. I usually come here by bus because I don't drive on Farmington and the park is very accessible. If you have a dog, it's a good place for your pups to walk around with extreme happiness. For those who don't own a dog, this is a good place to walk around. It's also a good place to take the kids because Hazeldale Park is has a playground too. Warning: If you don't live in the area please plan accordingly if you have a dog. If not make use of the 88 bus.

I stopped by here with my pug and we had a great time. He's a small dog and I sometimes worry…read moreabout mixing him with bigger dogs. There were a few dogs who were a bit out of control but fortunately they left soon after I got there so it wasn't so bad. The people in the park were polite and friendly and it was nice to give my little guy some time to play with new dogs in a new town since we were visiting from Seattle. This park has a nice mix of wood chipped areas and cement which I liked. The cement sidewalks are always good to keep the nails trimmed. There are some shady places for those hot or rainy days for people and pets. I like that they had the covered area with benches so we could sit if we wanted. A lot of dog parks don't offer that. There are some obstacles and things for larger dogs to climb on. There was a good supply of bags available and water bowls. It's not a very large park at all but it is a good place for dogs to mix and play. I liked it and thought it was a good size to keep my eye on my little man. When I go back to visit friends I will bring my dog with me again and bring him here. He had a good time and it was nice. I have been here twice, once in the summer and once in the winter.

This is an excellent dog park. Even though the Tualatin dog park is closer for me, I end up going…read moreto and enjoying this park more. People stream in here at all hours thanks to the covered area for owners to take shelter from the sun or rain and a treeline for shade in the afternoon. It's clean, parking is plentiful and nearby, and there are lots of friendly dogs for mine to play with. There's also always plenty of water available with the convenient doggie drinking station. I am certainly impressed by the work the City of Tigard did and hope other nearby parks can follow suit.

In town for an appointment, needed a place to walk my dog. This is just a short drive from hotel…read more Very short trails, and dogs have to be on leash, but it was adequate for my needs. Had 2 baseball/soccer fields, but they are covered in artificial turf, bet that gets HOT! I wouldn't want to play on them, was a 92 degree day when I was there.

Three star park. Decent play area. Nothing overwhelmingly cool or uncool. basketball courts and…read morewalking trails. Fields with a small creek. The park is a great place to kill some time with your kids. I ended up here while waiting for my daughters school to get out. The basketball courts are nice and could be cool for teens in the area. The field was manicured and the playground is sitting in a bed of bark dust. It is fairly modern and had a portable toilet. Not a bad park for a walk.

Nice little historic park at the end of a residential road. It is old and tired looking. Not the…read moremost updated park but it has some great space and doesn't appear to be used very often so if you need a free place to have an activity or just some along time in nature it's a pretty quiet and chill place. Seems to have this big wall which I believe is historic. I believe there is a sign there explaining some of the history. Cool little place to check out!

We just visited this park. Old and run down tables and playground, it does have space. Not a place…read moreto go alone. At least that was my feeling. Has a lonely feel to it. No toilet paper in bathrm. The county should spend some money to update. Would be alot more inviting.

Been trying to get back in shape and attempting to walk daily at Summerlake Park which has not been…read moreeasy. Alway great to have a friend or family member walk with you for it gets so much easier as well as supporting one another. Summerlake is a beautiful park. Walk through the bridges as if you are walking through the forest and the trees are big and tall. Different trails to go on. What I like is checking out the different types of animals at Summerlake. Usually, you see lots of geese, ducks, squirrels, bird all around. See people fishing at the lake. There is a dog park and kid's playground. Bathrooms are well maintained and clean. Will be back again.

I love this park. There is a dog park, tennis and basketball courts, and a man made pond that has…read moredesignated fishing areas. I will say that there is a ton of geese poop on the walkways, as geese and duck love to flock here. There are two play areas....one closer to the dog park and one for older kids on the other side. It's lovely to watch the seasons change. Fall is beautiful here

Stunning wet prairie park! It's got a big parking lot with restrooms and a helpful informational…read moredisplay. There's a boardwalk out to a spot in the middle. You can continue on the footpath from there. It's quite wet, and waterproof boots are necessary unless you like damp socks. The views are beautiful! We went slow, took lots of pictures, watched a juvenile hawk hunt, and sat to watch for butterflies on the Kincaid's lupine. We saw the Fender's blue butterfly, both a male and female! I had so much fun and came back the next week!

I really enjoy this park and after visiting twice this weekend, I'm reminded that I should make an…read moreeffort to visit more often and experience it in every season. This park has extensive walking trails, both paved and unpaved with lots of variety in the elevation which makes for a great workout with inclines and downhills. There are tons of trees but also lots of open space so you can experience the sun and also have plenty of shade. With benches and other built-in seating (retaining walls) throughout the park, there are so many places to take a break, enjoy the sights and sounds of nature or meditate. There is also a play area for the kids as well as picnic areas and a nice wood burning fireplace, and rest rooms nearby. There are also tennis courts and parking is plentiful. On this visit we ventured off to the left of the main trail and did some serious hiking up the hill, which we surprisingly discovered backs up to a nearby neighborhood. It felt like we were truly away in the woods even though civilization is so close by! This park is a true example of why I love Oregon so much. Nature is so accessible and part of the community, not separate or hard to get to. It's magical that you can literally cross the street from your house and be surrounded by beautiful trees and wildlife.

Beautiful park and very nicely kept grounds. This park has something for everyone. There's a…read moreplayground side with covered picnic tables. A little pond area with a small deck. Grassy fields. Tennis court. A water ramp for kayakers/SUP. And then the nature trails! The best part of the park. You can walk next to the river and enjoy all the sights and sounds. Dog-friendly too, make sure they are on leashes tho. During some periods of the year, the park and trails get flooded so you can't walk in some areas but it's still cool to see.