Spring Garden Park

4.7Google rating(577 reviews)Portland · Multnomah County · park · 4.56 acres

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  • Families
  • Kids 5–12
  • Toddlers
  • Seniors
  • Accessibility

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At a glance

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On site

Visitor amenities

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…stay a while

  • Restroomfacility
  • Picnic Areafacility
  • Shelterfacility
  • Accessible Featuresfacility

…play & family

  • Playgroundfamily
  • Splash Padfamily

…be in nature

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Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible restroom
  • Accessible playground
  • Accessible trail
  • Accessible entrance

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Overview

About this park

Spring Garden Park was at first an undeveloped hillside covering 4. 65 acres.

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Amenities & facilities

But after extensive community input, planning, and work by PP&R staff and contractors, the park is now a gleaming, neighborhood destination which includes: A children’s playground with an interactive water feature, embankment slide, contemporary play structures, musical chimes, rock scramble, and tree logs and stumps for nature-based play.

The playground meets all current ADA requirements The playground’s signature customized observation tower, with space to play and telescopes Accessible walking path connection between SW Dolph Court and Spring Garden Street Improved hillside storm drainage with native wildflowers and grasses.

Background

History & notes

PP&R's first nature play area was completed in November 2011 as a result of collaboration between the bureau, Friends of Spring Garden Park, and Umpqua Bank's Multnomah Village Store. TriMet donated a tree from their property on Lincoln Street to supply wood and materials to the project. The tree had to be removed during construction of TriMet’s Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail project. The Friends of Spring Garden Park had a key role in cultivating community support for the park, and enthusiastically engaged neighbors in the planning and design process.

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3332 SW Spring Garden Street Portland, OR 97219
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