Montavilla Park

Description Montavilla Park is a welcoming neighborhood park in Northeast Portland that has served the community for more than 100 years.

Tabor Villa," a name connected to the area's rapid growth in the late 1800s after the arrival of streetcar service in East Portland.

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Located near Northeast 82nd Avenue and Northeast Glisan Street in the Montavilla neighborhood, the park is about 10 acres and offers a mix of recreation, gathering spaces, and outdoor play for people of all ages.

Today, community members visit the park to swim, play sports, enjoy picnics, and spend time outdoors with friends and family.

Montavilla Park is also a place where neighbors gather for community activities, youth sports, and recreation programs throughout the year.

Amenities include a playground, picnic tables, picnic shelters, soccer, futsal, and softball fields, paved and unpaved walking paths, and accessible features throughout the park.

Accessible restrooms, picnic areas, and play spaces help make the park more welcoming for a wide range of visitors.

Futsal field Montavilla Park features a futsal court. Futsal is a fast-paced sport similar to soccer that is typically played on a smaller hard-surface court with fewer players.

The name of the area around this park got its start as Mt. Tabor Villa in the 1890s. After the Mt. Tabor Street Railway Company started running an East Portland route from what is now Grand Ave to SE 55 Avenue, development in the Tabor area exploded. Montavilla was one of the names given to neighborhoods by their developers. Also created were North Mt. Tabor, Tabor Heights, Tabordale, and East Tabor Villa neighborhoods.