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Use of alcohol in any
park or facility is prohibited except by special permit
Parks Use Guidelines
Park Sites
Park Maps
Picnic Reservations and Facility Rental
General Information Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation operates one
of the most active parks and recreation programs in the Portland
metropolitan area. Among the parks and recreation facilities managed by
the department are over 600 acres of developed park property,
undeveloped and passive park lands, natural parks and open
spaces, including 45 acres of recreation facilities: an Adult
Community Center, Indoor Tennis Center,
outdoor swim park, an 18-hole Golf Course and
driving range, and the Water Sports Center on the
Willamette River.
Millennium
Plaza Park is one of the most popular parks in the heart of Lake Oswego and is host to movies, concerts, car shows, art exhibits and joyous memories.
Look for events including Saturday Farmers' Market that runs
mid May through mid October. Friday afternoon and Sunday evening concerts run July through August. Movies in the Park runs July through August.
Picnic
Reservations and Facility Rental
Use of alcohol in any park or facility is prohibited except by special permit.
Picnic shelters are available for use, by
reservation, between March 1 and October 31 of each year. Reservations may
be made for the current year beginning March 1. Both residents and
non-residents are welcome to reserve picnic shelters.
The Lake Oswego Golf Course
is available for rent throughout the year for meetings and special
gatherings.
The Adult Community
Center is available to government agencies and civic organizations.
For more information, call 503-635-3758.
Donations and Memorial Dedications Our dedication process offers a unique way to
remember past friends, family and community members. Click Here to view/print an information packet.
Parks & Recreation will work with groups or
individuals to help customize requests that fit within the guidelines of
the donation program. Items typically donated by means of a cash
contribution include park benches, water fountains, picnic tables,
landscaped areas, tree groves, and park signs. Contributions are by no
means limited to these items and donors are encouraged to share their
ideas, but need to ensure the aesthetic and functional integrity of the
park system.
General guidelines apply for individuals, groups,
and organizations wishing to make a donation. Cash donations, materials,
land or equipment donations, donations of personal time, and dedications
are included. Please call 503-675-2548 for more information.
Parks Maintenance Parks Maintenance provides maintenance for the
Cityís park system athletic fields, Indoor Tennis Center, Adult
Community Center, and Golf Course, as well as a city beautification
program. Parks Maintenance offices are located at the City's
Maintenance Center, 5705 Jean Road. The phone number is 503-635-0280.
Parks Maintenance maintains over 600 acres
of Parks property at 35 different sites, as well as a number of
neighborhood community parks and designated natural areas.
Parks Maintenance personnel also provides city
beautification for many areas such as City street rights-of-way at
numerous locations around town. Maintenance levels vary according to
season and facility and include restroom cleaning, litter removal,
irrigation operation and repair, mowing, playground inspection and repair,
weed control, fertilization, pruning, painting and tree/shrub maintenance.
The athletic field program provides maintenance
for 13 athletic field sites totaling 40 acres of both City and School
District property. Supporting maintenance varies with the intensity
of use at these sites and includes mowing, aeration, irrigation,
fertilization, weed control, infield maintenance, back stop repair, goal
maintenance, fence maintenance, top dressing and turf repair. This is
done, in part, to facilitate both city, school and community-sponsored
sports programs.
The Lake Oswego Golf Course
is maintained year-round, with more intensive maintenance required for the
period of March through November. During the season, greens are mowed
daily, green aprons every other day, tees three times weekly, and fairways
twice a week. Rough trimming of the course and driving range are done
weekly.
Other facilities maintained by Parks Maintenance
include the four-court Indoor Tennis Center and
the 11,400 square foot Adult Community Center.
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