Lake Oswego Parks Map and Directory

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

The Lake Oswego Dog Park, located at Hazelia Field at Luscher Farm, 17800 Stafford Road, West Linn is separated into two areas for our canine friends.

5.9 acres located on the corner of Hemlock Street and Bickner Road. Amenities include hard and soft surface pathways, wooded areas, playground equipment, picnic tables, and an open play area.

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

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

49 acres of natural area and wetlands located on Iron Mountain Boulevard adjacent to the Lake Oswego Hunt Club. Provides a system of soft surface trails and wildlife viewing.

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

7 acres on the Tualatin River at River Run Drive.

A downtown .6 acre neighborhood park located at the corner of Fourth Street and C Avenue.  Includes a covered shelter, half court basketball, tot lot play area, paths, a picnic table and benches, and open lawn in a beautifully-landscaped and treed area. No restrooms at this park.

52 acres on Diane Drive that provides soft surface trails and wildlife viewing.

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.

West Waluga includes nature trails, an open play area, a paved walking path, a covered picnic shelter with lights and electricity, 6 picnic tables, restrooms, and a new playground. Maximum capacity is 50. There are only 30 parking spaces at this park and no parking on Waluga Drive. ADA accessible.