Nice small park. Two structures for toddlers and school aged kids…read more Plenty of parking. Bathrooms. A nice little nature trail leads to more open fields good for soccer or frisbee.

I love this sweet little park. It pops up on the trolley trail and has the cutest bridge you have…read moreever seen. Has a playground for small kids and "family park" describes it well. A real gem.

This is a park near near stores and restaurants off the main road as you exit to Wilsonville. The…read moresplash pad wasn't on today, but they have a playground basketball court, seating for picnics and breaks. It's a cool spot to hang out and enjoy the day with open space and not too far from food places if you get hungry. Goodwill is right across the street and there's also a Korean War Memorial at this park. Hopefully the water works again on these hot days ahead.

Great little park to take the kids, too. Water features for children to play in. Play equipment,…read moreslide swings, etc. Picnic tables some covered. Restrooms and water fountain. Free summer concerts, farmers market on Thursday 4-8 with food trucks and more. The facilities are very clean. Sometimes, the city parks trucks there, but there is more free parking across the street by Goodwill.

This is a great park, lots of wide open space as well as covered picnic areas and playgrounds for…read morethe kids. I used to throw a BBQ every year for friends/family to get together, eat and play ball. Chapin was our spot several times due to the open nature of the park, quality of the softball field as well as how well kept the grounds were. You can reserve the picnic area too. Good park.

Nice park with playground. It has a big area for playing balls, etc…read more You can play soccer, football or go running around it. There is even a bathroom too.

Great neighborhood park with shade, two play structures, basketball court, tennis court and swings…read more For a neighborhood park, this is pretty large and very beautiful scenery up in the hill.

Very cute park! Tucked away and near the library. Huge trees provide lots of shade. A fun little…read morefind!!

Small park kitty corner from the Oregon City library block…read more Play structure, grass, and a couple of benches. Restroom building is locked. Bark chips under the play structure.

It's a nice park that has good amenities. No dedicated parking lot, at least from what I could tell…read more(I parked off Upper Midhill Dr). There is a playground for little kids and a separate one for the bigger kids. Decent shade over the play structures but not fully shaded in summer so bring sunscreen. There is a large field that was mostly flat when I traversed it. Bathrooms were available and were about as good as you could expect from public restrooms. The major drawback of this place is that most of the property is sloped. Definitely doesn't make for an easy way to explore, but it's not bad if you're in good shape and don't mind going up and down sloped areas. Not the best park in this area, but also not the worst. I prefer Roy Rogers for me and my family, which is less than five minutes north, but that's just me.

I love a good all ages park…read more Midhill Park makes the most of its hilly terrain, by having areas for different groups throughout the space on terraced sections. There are two separate, but adjacent, play structures. One for toddlers and another larger area with more challenging and engaging structures for older children. And it was nice to have a restroom right by the toddler area. So many local parks that are in the heart of neighborhoods don't have facilities. A paved path that weaves throughout the space that would be great for bikes or skateboards. It does have some mild hills, so it can be a challenge or a breeze depending on your direction. And probably my favorite part, a large grassy field that is ideal for soccer, touch football or frisbee. Kudos to the park designers on this one. The only downside I observed is minimal parking.

Nothing is quite as fine as sunshine and fall colors. Warmth, yet a bit of crispness in the air. My…read morefavorite season, because you soak in every ounce of outdoor joy on these clear, blue sky days, knowing the gray days are just around the corner. I'm a water girl in a water family so this is our kind of park. A sportsman's park with beautiful views of the Willamette River and a boat ramp to launch your craft. There is a medium sized grassy area with a few trees and a covered shelter with a view of the Willamette Falls in the distance. Nice bathroom facilities and covered parking under the Abernethy Bridge. Not many other amenities (no play structure). This small park is just south of Clackamette Park, which gets a lot more use. This park is a little more hidden and is only marred by traffic noise from I-205. Due to its size, better for family picnics and small gatherings. I initially discovered it a few years ago because it is the launch site for the Willamette Jet Boat as part of the Willamette Falls Festival. Nicely maintained by Oregon City, it is a great use of the space.

I frequently stop here. There's a nice little parking spot directly under the I-205 bridge so it's…read morealways out of the elements. Except for the noise of the cars overhead, this is an ideal spot to eat lunch and read. There is a covered area where you can also get in out of the elements or there are benches to sit with a view of the river. And after lunch there are always clean restrooms to go wash up. But best of all is the walk way down to the floating dock on the river. I've occasionally even taken my lawn chair and lunch down and sat on the pier to get an up close and personal view of passing boaters and anglers.

This was our first time here ever! The water, of course absolutely stunning. Driving out on the bar…read morewas such a fun experience and we found parking nice and easy because we got there very early. We did forget our cooler but other people were well prepared and we're quick to provide us with anything we asked for out of basic necessity like one single bottle of water. we were going out on a standard little inflatable boat, nothing fancy and we were out on the water for maybe an hour, but we did give up and go in because the jet skis are an issue. Everyone has a jet ski, there's so many jet skis! As we were packing up, the sheriff showed up and was starting to crack down on them, looking at lifejackets and parking permits, and some of them were starting to leave thank goodness, but we had already had our fill of their noise. Several of the jet skis were coming extremely close to our boat, which of course we don't have the reactivity that they do since we were motorless, and it felt incredibly uncomfortable overall. The view was gorgeous for three dollars. It was a fun experience and I definitely would come back and enjoy looking at other parts of the park. If you come prepared in the morning and set up a clear space for you and your loved ones this could be a fun all day experience, but don't be afraid to stand your ground against the jet skiers as They need to follow the rules and respect everyone's boundaries and safety. There was plenty of parking and there's a vault toilet on site by the bar so that was convenient too.

This used to be a great accessible park to local residents. I don't want to pay to use this park…read moreevery time I visit since that's what part of my taxes go to already. It's too bad used to be a great spot.