Tualatin Community Park

The park is kept very clean with several trashcans available. The benches are at considerate locations so you can see in almost any direction and are close and far enough away at the same time. The grass was manicured and not too wet or prickly brown. The bathrooms are clean and functional. If your looking to play or stop by for a picnic, this is a great place for both.

This park pretty much has it all in my eyes. Though the area of the water to get it was small (at least the part I saw), it was full of people getting into the water with their kayaks. Just seeing the abundance of people getting in there, it was clear this was a highly rated place to come for that. The undercover areas offered (I believe for the most part, the majority of them need to be reserved) were nicely kept up. There was no garbage, or dirty areas within them. They make them worth renting. The park appears beautifully kept up in all ways (again at least the parts I saw). There are many trails that I saw an abundance of people, and dogs walking, jogging, riding bikes and scooters through. Everyone I saw seemed on the happier side, and in my eyes, that was showing they also enjoyed the park!

This is a great park. There is a river next to it. There are many kinds of sports to play. Examples: tennis, rowing, running, walking. There are many equipment for children to play with. Very friendly to dogs, dogs can swim in the river.

This area has a great place for kids to play and events to do are always going on! We visited for the first time today for the Blender Dash and I can’t recommend it enough! For kids up to age 15 and lots of volunteers my girls loved it!

I grew up going to this park and love to come back and visit with my family every now and then. Lots of nice trails to walk on. It connects to cook park and Durham city park if walk far enough down the trails. We love it here.