Living Well in LO: Powered by Parks & Recreation
"Living Well in LO" has evolved into "Go Live Well," continuing its mission of sustaining health in the Lake Oswego community by focusing on the six dimensions of wellness through its department rebranding system sets which include “Go” initiatives. "Go Live Well" is a comprehensive Community Wellness program spearheaded by Parks & Recreation, with an emphasis on promoting an active, healthy lifestyle.
The program offers a wide variety of activities designed around core health components, including fitness classes, outdoor recreation, mental health resources, and community events—all of which support the six dimensions of wellness: physical, emotional, intellectual, social, environmental, and spiritual well-being.
With its diverse themes and activities that foster mind-body connections, promote health and wellness, and encourage environmental stewardship, "Go Live Well" offers something for everyone in Lake Oswego to benefit from. Whether it's getting active, engaging with the community, or caring for the environment, "Go Live Well" aims to help all residents lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.
The Fall Activity Guide is online—your first look at everything we have planned for the season ahead.
Explore programs, camps, and events, and start building your favorites list now. Click below to learn more and be ready when registration opens.
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 parklands, natural parks, and open spaces, including 45 acres of recreation facilities, including the Adult Community Center, Indoor Tennis Center, outdoor swim park, and the Water Sports Center on the Willamette River. Coming in 2024 will be the 9-hole executive golf course and the Lake Oswego Recreation and Aquatic Center.
Luscher Farm, once a dairy operation owned by Rudie and Esther Luscher, was purchased in 1990 by the City of Lake Oswego. The property and buildings are maintained as an agricultural example with the intent to interpret and educate interested visitors in local food and organic plant production.
Get Outdoors and have some fun with LO Parks & Rec!
Hiking, rowing, rafting, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, foraging, bee-keeping, raise chickens, birdwatching, fly-casting and more!
The LOTC is a four-court facility open year-round to players of all ages and ability levels and has been serving the community since 1974.
Adult Community Center
Indoor Tennis Center
Lake Oswego Public Golf Course & Practice Range
Luscher Farm
