Top Parks in Washington county, Oregon, United states, Page 5

Tualatin Hills Park

Address: Access off 93rd, W of, SW Leahy Rd, Portland, OR 97225, USA

Jackie Husen Park

Address: 10955 NW Reeves St, Portland, OR 97229, USA

“Nice park that connects well to some of the wooded trails in the area. Play structure is minimal but keeps my kiddo entertained. The new dog run is another big plus.”

Bonny Slope Park

Address: 11100 NW Thompson Rd, Portland, OR 97229, USA

“Clean, fun playground for younger kids. Field to run in.”

Meadow Waye Park

Address: 13275 SW Davies Rd, Beaverton, OR 97008, USA

“I live about 50 yards from this park and it's been such a great spot for kids and animals alike to play. There is a large field that goes unused most of the winter months, but is great for throwing the ball around for the dog. Some have issue with off leash dogs, yet fail to realize that there are times when no one is at the park and throwing a ball around with a great trained dog has NEVER hurt anyone. If there are children or anyone present, sure, leash the dog up and allow others to approach. The play equipment is pretty limited (w/o swings) or anything that can be interacted with by parent and child simultaneously, yet it's a safe play area. Enjoy it. ”

Finley-Sunset Hills Mortuary & Sunset Hills Memorial Park

Address: 6801 SW Sunset Hwy, Portland, OR 97225, USA

Raleighwood Wetlands Natural Area

Address: Portland, OR 97225, USA

“A great preservation for natural wildlife that need wetlands.”

Devens Recreation Division

Address: 100 Sherman Ave # 1, Devens, MA 01434, USA

“Nice area”

Apache Park

Address: 1300 N Hartford St, Chandler, AZ 85225, USA

“I live nearby and am so happy to have this park nearby. It is protected on three sides from traffic as there is a school, apartments and houses blocking the roads. The amenities are plentiful and it’s all been somewhat recently worked on so everything is nice and in working order. The grass is well kept and the trees are gorgeous. The only questionable thing is the racketball courts. They are just fully enclosed and who know what goes on in there. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice to have as a an option to use, but I’ve seen some strange people go in and out of there two times when not being used. There is some often unused grass space that is a water drainage area that would be awesome to fence in as a small dog park. Just an idea if you ever see this City of Chandler.”