It's Anglers Pond is perfect for running my RC boat. It was larger than Tualatin Commons and retrieving my boat from the water is much easier without a six inch deep by a foot wide concrete collar to clear my prop and rudder over before getting my hands back on it. read more

Ended up here during one of the pedalpalooza rides earlier this Summer. I'd passed by many times on the 99E & was always curious. It's much larger than I expected & lots tucked away that you can't see from the road. There's tons of room to spread out & some nice little walking paths. I always appreciate a park with some type of water feature & Westmoreland park supplied that, complete with ducks! read more

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Stopped in to kill time before Oaks Park opened. Pretty cool park with a natural adventure playground. Maintained well. Lots of trees and shade. There are plenty of benches and picnic tables. Restrooms nearby. Would recommend. read more

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This large park has a river running through it, small bridges crossing over, tons of native plants, duck and geese a-plenty, a nature play playground where kids can get their hands dirty and adventure safely, handball and tennis courts, sports fields for baseball and soccer, decently clean restrooms, and parking amongst the neighborhood streets. A lovely place for a stroll on a spring morning and to hang out on a summer afternoon. read more

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This park is interesting and well- used but in need of some improvements. Street parking on the opposite side of the street. Not great for unloading littles who are eager to play. Water feature seems to be turned off and filled with sand. It was still fun but not what we were excited for. Instead the kids found some access to the creek that was kinda questionable. Lots of space to run around, and lots of climbing opportunities on the rocks and logs, and even in the trees. More seating and picnic tables near the play area would be helpful. read more

I love LOVE love this park. It is so cute and quaint, even on a rainy day. The park is huge and has lovely flowers that surround this park. I really feels like a neighborhood park but it is pretty huge! It isn't too busy so you get the feel that you get the park all to yourself to enjoy. They have baseball fields, plenty of parking, and a nice playground. The playground can get busy but there are plenty of separate playground areas for your kids to select. There are also plenty of park benches all around. It is one of my favorite places to visit when we are in Portland. read more

I was trying to find a place for the kids to burn off some energy and we drove by this park. There are some summer activities that are not operating now that it's winter but the Natural Playground was great! The kids climbed up and down the log structures and pretended like the bark was hot lava that they couldn't touch. It was enough to keep them busy for a while ... until I was too cold to stay out any longer. If I'm in the area I'd stop by again ... so many great parks in Portland. read more

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Westmoreland Park has plenty to explore for all ages. There is a large sand pit with two running water features. This area will bring hours of entertainment for children up to about eight or nine years old. You might find some sand toys laying around, but it would be best to bring some of your own. There is a large wood chip area with a bunch of different climbing structures probably most suitable for children four and up. There are plenty of large green grass Areas to play in but be careful for all of the geese poop! All in all, our three-year-old absolutely love this park. read more

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Wow, how have I not been here before now. I take McLoughlin a lot to the city from Gladstone, so I try by this park a lot but never stopped. I didn't realize that there is a path and bridges, and it's actually a fairly sizeable park. We wanted to go here at night to capture Fall trees at night with our new iPhone 12 Pro phones. We had a great time and can't believe we hadn't been here before. We usually only see it from the main road so it was nice to see it in read more

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Although this a great nature park for kids, please be warned that the pictures online are better than the park itself. It seems from reviews that a lot of amenities are only available in summer. That might be the reason why I felt a little cheated because we went in February. But it was still a very fun park. Natural climbing structures and slides (may not be too suitable for toddlers though). A big sand pit. A shady area near the playground with gigantic trees. a nice little pond with ducks wading around. I could see restrooms nearby too. There is plenty of street parking in the residential area next to the park. read more

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Really neat park to walk and take your younger kids to because the play area is great: slides, sand, natural and plastic play areas. The creek that runs through the park with the large green areas is cool too. I would live to see the large man-made pond filled up again. My mom said when she was girl back in the 50's people sailed small boats here. read more

Westmoreland Park - Large green areas - Parks Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Fun park with a great playground! I wish they had an area in the playground designed for toddlers. The logs and rocks are fun for bigger kids, but not for small ones. read more

Beautiful park with a nature playground for kids to climb and run off their energy. My kids loved climbing the rock and trees. There is a small sand area also. The small creek that runs by is perfect for small kids to walk along and explore along the trail. Some tables available for a picnic. Definitely a fun place for kids. read more

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All and all a very nice and large park. A nice semi- contained area for the younger ones to play with sand and a little water. Parents and kids seemed to be in a general sense: well behaved. There is inevitably a pushy parent or child at every park. It seemed like the local bully was on his way out The pond in the middle was unnaturally blue and perfect fit for model boat operation. If we are on the area again, we'll stop by to see if the beauty lasted. read more

Nice natural looking play area. Park feels secure and is convenient to get to. Adequate car parking. There was lots of goose poop in that area. read more

I went with my Darling Husband in 2011 to Westmoreland Park. It was suggested to me that I go and walk around. There were no bicycles on the path. There was a puppy off the leash, but he didn't notice me. I heard a bird singing and I asked my Husband about the native birds in Oregon. I recommend this park because the Path is kept well. There is a water fountain and a smaller area for little people (kids). I recommend bringing an umbrella or a poncho with you... because it rains more than a regular amount in Portland. read more

What a huge disappointment. There's a seemingly nice foot trail to walk along but the moment you get to the baseball diamond it comes to an abrupt end you have to turn around and go back the same way it didn't occur to anyone to continue the trail around the baseball diamond ?? The most beautiful part which is the massive lawn and lake are not very reachable by means of a trail.. This place was designed in a hurry either that or Stevie Wonder gave his input. There are a lot better parks in Portland than this it's not worth the trip out there. read more

This is an awesome place to bring your kids. The park is well maintained and nice. We really enjoyed our time here and look forward to coming back. read more

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What an awesome playground! Love how clean the Playground is. This park has sand area, and water fountain for the kids to play with. The logs and rocks are so much fun for all ages to climb on, under and around. This park encourage children to play creatively and connect with nature. read more

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Large, Large park with some cool water features and foot bridges. My softball team plays here occasionally and we hear and see McLoughlin traffic pass by. Sometimes they honk! Lush grass, nicely maintained fields. There are toilets with proper plumbing in a brick building. Large duck pond, too. Not that beautiful and plenty of goose and duck poop surrounding it. Beware. read more

Westmoreland Park - Parks Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Wonderful play space for my kid to jump on and climb rocks. Great experience for a newly 4 year old to gain confidence in rock climbing.

This is a great park. Good for walking and playing games in the field. The wildlife are amazing to look at in the small stream that runs through it. They have a unique and genius set up for the kid area. A sand pit and logs/small rock wall to climb on. Around 10 blocks from Antique row. read more

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I appreciate that we have a large multi-use park with easy access. It would be nice not to have to listen to the cars pass by on McLoughlin at 45+ mph but I guess you can't have everything. Within the edges of this park are restrooms, picnic areas, several ball fields, a pond which I can remember being used as a wading pool when I was young but now commonly used by water fowl so not for human enjoyment, and the home of the Portland Lawn Bowling Club. I like to walk here as the walking paths vary. Some are wood chips, others are blacktop, still others are gravel. It definitely keeps you 'on your toes' as you stroll along Crystal Springs Creek. I might have ranked this park higher but it seems no matter what time of the year I come here, there is construction going on. Areas are off limits or blocked by ugly construction barriers obstructing the beauty of the surrounding scenery. read more

Westmoreland Park - An early morning stroll offers the best views. - Parks Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Super natural playground with lotssss of sand and, only in summertime, water that the children pump up themselves. Think natural elements like wooden stumps and large boulders. There are plenty of toys left behind by people (guilty ;0) and with beautiful weather, lots of playmates. Parents should watch their brood closely though, with the nice and winding layout and height differences it is easy to lose sight. One important note: NO dogs allowed! Which can be nice sometimes, too, not to have to worry about the accompanying poo. read more

This park is freakin' huge! Well, ok, compared to our huge parks in Portland like Forest and Laurelhurst, it's not that massive, but it does seem to go on forever. If you're in to diamond or field sports, this is the place to post up and have some fun. With tons of baseball diamonds and sports fields (this time of year, mostly covered in geese poo), there's plenty of space for baseball, kickball, soccer, football, or any other grass-related sport. Lots of folks have picnics, BBQ's, and other family-fun times here. Even if it's just running along the paths the ring the park, it's a quality green space with shade and other amenities. It's nowhere near my house, so I'm not there often, but it's good stuff. read more

The new kid's area is BONKERS. I'm talking like--Disneyland levels of fun to be had only free and like 1/100th of the size. Forget swings and monkey bars--you won't find them over here. Instead, climb on the weird wood tower things. And when you've done that spend the rest of the day playing in glorious sand. There is a sand area with water pumps and streams to splash in and toys and shovels. The sand is a good three feet deep--I know because I'm that kid. Bring extra clothes for everyone. You're going to get messy if you're doing this park right. read more

I cannot say enough good about the natural playground that just opened here! It's fantastic! I've admired the natural teaching playgrounds in Germany, but never thought I'd see a similar playground in the US. This playground is better! It teaches kids some basic engineering while getting them involved in nature. My 6 year old and 3 year old love it! The rest of the park is nice too, the bridge above the creek where they've recreated a salmon spawning ground is also lovely. Great park all round. read more

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Great park but a couple of drawbacks: the constant buzz of cars on the backside from 99, and all the duck poo. It's cool to see so many ducks and geese, but there is that drawback. The park is huge, with a pretty stream/ pond going through it, and there is plenty of lawn for sports and picnics. Very popular with kids of all ages. They even have a Petanque playing field. Popular lunch time Wed & Sun I hear. read more

I love the new nature play area. It is awesome in so many ways. It is fun, it's super outdoors-y, and it is great for adults too. Ropes, logs, sand, what more could a child want? Check out this natural themed park at least once. read more

Awesome park! I've been coming to this park with friend's kids since before I moved to Portland. We always have an excellent time! The two play areas are close enough that older kids can play on one while an adult supervises the small kiddies. The natural looking pond is overrun with the ever present Canada Geese and a few brave ducks. Even with all of these somewhat aggressive birds, it is still fun to watch others being stalked or swarmed when feeding them generally unhealthy things like stale bread. BREAD IS NOT GOOD for Ducks or Geese. There are also tennis courts, just north of what most people think of as the park, there are baseball fields, lots of places to picnic away from the Geese at the southern end, and of course the RC boat lake is always a good place to wander around. In the spring the cherry blossoms are stunning over the little bridges. Great park, plenty of parking and lots of flat area to roam and spread out. read more

Love this park! It is very large and I take my kiddos very often. Very nice scenery too, if you are in the area this might be a park to add to your list read more

Cool natural wood park. A lot of climbing and sliding. The pool/water area with the fountain was gross. Plenty of goose poop everywhere.

My family loves this park. The favorite is the sand. I love how everyone plays together, How everyone shares the sand toys. We love doing our "nature walk" as we head back to the car! Weve seen 2 eagles, a turtle l, ducks and what looked like, a river beaver. read more

I love this park! The sand area has a cool pump, buckets, boulders, and a bathroom. The nature play area has climbing towers, a big slide, an area with sticks (fun to build at!), and more more. One time, I was having a picnic with my brother, sister, mom, papa, aunt, and my aunt's boyfriend, and we played at the park more than eating because this park is AWESOME!!! I love coming here. Don't you? read more

The casting pond is a good place to sail my radio controlled model yachts.

Westmoreland Park is a long skinny park. If you've ever been on McLoughlin/99E, you've probably been tricked into thinking it's a much bigger park than it really is. For its many baseball fields, it's a popular destination for practicers of softball, teeball, kickball and other diamond-related balls. For its shallow ponds, one natural and one manufactured, it's a popular summer dock for toy boat lovers, ducks and geese and knee-high puddle splashers. For picnicking, it'll do in a pinch. read more

Imagine a nice park with lots of open lawn, tall shady trees, and peaceful ponds. Now imagine 97% of it covered in goose poop and you'll have the right idea. read more

We headed to this park for the annual Milk Carton Boat Races, held in the "casting pond" on the south end of the park. This pond is a concrete square, no more than 3 feet deep. It's an odd item to find in a park, and its purpose, outside of being a nearly-perfect place for the aforementioned boat races, wasn't immediately apparent. My husband explained that it was probably built to allow anglers to practice their casting skills. Seems plausible, although that seems like an awfully specialized use of a city park. I suppose it's also good for playing with toy/RC boats as well. Otherwise, it just looks like an overflow basin for a open-air water-treatment plant. Anyway, the park itself is nestled into the neighborhood nicely, and the lack of street parking proves that it wasn't intended to handle interlopers from other parts of town. That being said, we had a fine time (and I caught a nasty sunburn from) our couple of hours spent hanging out watching people's homemade boats, watching ducks land on the pond in between races, eating free samples of yogurt, ice cream and root beer supplied by local vendors (the event being sponsored by Milk Producers of Oregon or somesuch.) Saw lots of dogs and kids, and we hope to bring same here some day in the future. read more

This park has everything! Ducks, playground, soccer field, basketball court, tennis court, baseball field, football field.. But there is a ton of duck poo everywhere ..ew! read more

This park is perfect for feeding the ducks, geese and even a few pigeons that decided to join! There is a huge pond and a little stream that goes around the park where the animals hang out. The times I've been here the park hadn't been too busy. The animals are all really friendly and not scared of people. One of my favorite parks to come and feed the ducks! read more

Westmoreland Park - So many ducks and geese! - Parks Near Me - Portland, Oregon