Skinner Butte Park

4.6Google rating(3,001 reviews)Eugene · Lane County · park

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  • Seniors

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Essentials

At a glance

Published hours and a quick amenity skim — confirm on the official page before you go.

On site

Visitor amenities

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…stay a while

  • Restroomfacility
  • Picnic Areafacility
  • Parkingfacility

…play & family

  • Playgroundfamily

…get active

  • Sports Fieldsports
  • Climbingsports

…be in nature

  • Trailnature
  • Vista Pointnature

…near water

  • Fishingwater

…community spaces

  • Community Gardencommunity

…culture & learning

  • Public Artculture

Access

Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible entrance

Google category: Hilltop space featuring trails, climbing rocks, a playground & sweeping city & mountain views. Google service options: Wheelchair accessible entrance; Wheelchair accessible parking lot; Wheelchair accessible seating

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Overview

About this park

Access Due to wildfire risk, the summit parking lot and road are closed to vehicles until October 1, 2025. The road and summit will remain open to cyclists and pedestrians.

There are numerous walking trails that lead to the top of the butte.

Setting

Landscape & setting

Dedicated in 1914, Skinner Butte Park includes 100 acres of property along the Willamette River just north of downtown Eugene.

On site

Amenities & facilities

It includes such noteworthy features as Skinner Butte, the Columns climbing area, RiverPlay Discovery Playground, Campbell Senior Center, Lamb Cottage, Skinner City Farm community garden, acres of lawn

Background

History & notes

Location From the Ferry Street Bridge to the I-105 Bridge, between 3rd Avenue and the Willamette River Description Skinner Butte Park is one of Eugene's oldest parks, and is rich with local history and recreational opportunities.

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248 Cheshire Ave., Eugene, OR, 97401
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Confidence score

85/ 100

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