Mill Park Community Garden
Portland · Multnomah County · park · 6.21 acres

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Essentials
At a glance
- Hours
5am to midnight
- Amenities
On site
Visitor amenities
…community spaces
- Community Gardencommunity
Park size map
Official park boundary from GIS.
Overview
About this park
Cedar Mill Park is a five-acre park in the Cedar Mill neighborhood, just off of NW Cornell Road, near NW 102nd Avenue.
On site
Amenities & facilities
Redeveloped in 2014 with funds from the 2008 bond measure, the park now shares recreational amenities with Cedar Mill Elementary School.
The baseball/softball field at the school and the soccer field in the park were redeveloped, and new tennis courts installed.
The site also features picnic tables and a new playground. Restoration of the natural area in the NW corner of the park is in progress.
Setting
Landscape & setting
The Natural Resources department will remove invasive species and plant native shrubs to attract native wildlife.
Background
History & notes
The Mill Park property was purchased in 1986, with the additional property on SE 122nd Ave acquired in 2021. Mill Park began as a 5.7 acre park next to Mill Park Elementary. It had an informal soft-surface walking trail, open lawn, and mature trees, but was otherwise undeveloped. In the summer of 2021, a portion of the System Development Charge funds for this project were used to purchase the adjacent 22,000 square foot property at 1949 SE 122nd Avenue to create a new park entry from SE 122nd Avenue and increase the total open space provided by Mill Park to approximately 6.2 acres. Thanks to funding from Park System Development Charges, PP&R secured funds to improve this park. Improvements to Mill Park were guided by the park's 2017 Master Plan and i ncluded a playground, splash pad, central lawn, gathering area, picnic shelter and tables, community garden, paved pathways, public art, and other park amenities. Through a Project Advisory Committee and Community Gathering events in partnership with the Division Midway Alliance from Spring 2021-Spring 2022, the community helped guide the refinement of the park's design. Construction began in the fall of 2023, and the park opened to the public in January 2025.
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Confidence score
87/ 100
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