Lake Oswego Parks Map and Directory

Bryant Woods Park is a 28.55-acre wildlife-rich site containing a seasonal wetland/meadow, upland forested area, and a natural spring with an associated creek. Bordered by Oswego Canal, the park is accessible from a small gravel parking area off Childs and Canal Road.

31 acres located at the corner of Childs Road and Canal Road (adjacent to Bryant Woods Nature Park). Informal pathways and wildlife viewing.

42 acres with soft surface trails and beautiful views.

Click here for the online application to reserve an area at Foothills Park

Our premier downtown space is 26 acres located on Highway 43/State Street and Greene Street. This community park site includes two baseball/softball fields, a soccer field, access to the Willamette River, a memorial garden area, restrooms, playground, and outdoor tennis courts.

2.3 acres located on Highway 43 at Brookhurst Drive. This is a small neighborhood park.

.38 acre mini-park located on the corner of Carter Place and Greentree Road. A tot lot play area and a half court basketball court serve local residents.

Hazelia Dog Park is located at Hazelia Field below Luscher Farm. The park is separated into two areas for our canine friends.

Awarded the Oregon Recreation & Parks Association's 2008 Design Award for Outstanding New Park Project.

Approximately 51-acre natural park. Includes parking lot, nature play area, restroom, picnic shelter and access to trails.

McNary Park - 47 Beckett Lake Oswego 97035 is a 2.3 acre property with a playground, a grassy area with a doggie bag station. There is a pathway around the park and an Off- Leash Area open for dogs from March 15- Sept. 15, 2017.

A delightful urban park located in the heart of Lake Oswego. Featuring views of Lakewood Bay, this community gathering place features a pergola, fireplace, reflecting pond and a paved plaza.

3.7 acres of neighborhood park located at 19043 Pilkington Road and offers drop in play fields, walking path and picnic table.

Foothills Park Pavilion, Millennium Plaza Pergola and Roehr Park Amphitheater can be used on a first come first serve bases as long as there is not a reservation or event happening

7 acres on the Tualatin River at River Run Drive.

Click here for the new online application to make a reservation

Roehr Pathway Closure

7.3 acres on South Shore Boulevard

Southwood Park is a 2.5 acre property located at 6200 Pamela St.

20.5 acres of open space off Shipley Drive (off Atherton Drive at the intersection of Stafford and Rosemont Roads.)

The City's newest urban park on Lakewood Bay is named after architect Richard Sundeleaf and features lawn areas, outdoor seating, a fireplace, a rain garden and stellar lake views.

This great city park offers 53 acres of active and natural passive areas. East Waluga Park includes two lighted turfed baseball fields (90' and 60' base path) and a playground area. The shelter has 6 picnic tables, 3 barbeques, lights, electricity and nearby restrooms. The maximum capacity is 75.

15775 Waluga Drive

West Waluga Park features a paved walking path, nature trails, a fenced dog park, a youth playground, adult fitness equipment (Fit Spot) and a covered picnic shelter. 

Located on Melrose Street near the intersection of Melrose Street and Fosberg Road, Westlake Park is our premier athletic park with three lighted baseball/softball fields, two lighted soccer fields, lighted tennis courts, full court basketball, and a new covered playground.

2.2 acres located adjacent to the Westridge Elementary School at 3400 Royce Way. Play equipment and a volleyball area are located next to the school soccer/little league field.