It is a nice park with lots of kids' playgrounds and fields. There is an interesting architectural roof at the center of the park. I see parents take kids to play around and the views are great here. It is worth a trip to get some rest and chill.

Awesome clean park, no worries about my pup stepping in broken glass or eating a meth baggy - of course, the bathrooms aren't open, but that's to be expected. Overall an excellent lil nearby escape 🥰

I love walking around this park! My kid loved playing in the water/sand area. There was a bit of shade here and two benches for parents. It could use a little more shade, but the biggest problem I had with it is that two people were smoking pot right next to the playground. It is a giant park, if you have to smoke at least do it away from the little kids!!

This park is situated behind Shaver Elementary and has a great view of Washington state and Mt. St. Helen's. Along with a park for the kids, there's also a dog park.

This place definitely has a great view. I only came across one grill by the pavilion so not sure if they have any more. It's not in the shade so go when the weather permits. Besides the great views that a breathtakingly beautiful so is the playground. Great place for the kids of all ages. Great view by the grill to see everything. Dog park is big and the dogs that were there seemed very friendly. Park is located in a very nice neighborhood and kind of hidden which makes it even better. Definitely would visit here again.

What a great park! Lots of tables, wide open fields, and great climbing structures plus a sandbox! The kids loved seeing the airplanes landing while they were on the swings. Just keep in mind that aside from one pavilion there is almost no shade or rain cover anywhere, and no covered seating anywhere at all. They have 4 bathrooms available, one of which is wheelchair accessible (although it's not labeled)

Great place for picnics, parties, BBQs, children, friends and pets. Lots to do, and lots of open space. Great picnic table areas or seating areas. We had never been but we can see it from the road so we thought we'd take advantage of the lovely weather and check it out. We will definitely be back with a blanket the next time we need a break from our screens. Highly Recommend!

Nice big park with plenty of cool things. Easy and cheap way to bring the family somewhere in a Saturday and just hang out. Big open spaces, a skate park, and cool playground equipment. Not a ton of shade during direct summer sun.

We love this park for all ages!! Has rubbery ground and lots of fun, unique, new-age equipment. There is a dog park off to the side & an outdoor amphitheatre of sorts with lots of picnic tables. Bathrooms are great! Soccer field and paved bike/walking trail around whole park. Also there is a mist pad area that sprays mist during the summer to cool down. And a sand pit that has a fun water pump.

the variety of structures is refreshing whether they be man-made or natural—i particularly appreciated the use of plants and landscaping. i enjoyed walking a path through a serene prairie-like area to another section with a climbing rock, and pink metal ping pong tables (i’ll have to remember paddles and balls for our next visit) and of course i could spend all day in front of the xylophones—those are so fun. open, clean facilities. our preschoolers loved this—highly recommended.

Such a beautiful park. You can walk, run, sit and journal. Very spacious and has enough parking space. Clean bathrooms. It has a swing it reminds me of my childhood. Pretty during sunset. I was abel to catch a rainbow as well. I highly recommend this park. Kids and pet friendly as well.

Gorgeous views, cute little fenced dog park, covered pavilion with some of the widest plank picnic benchs possible I mean wider than a full sized bed, definitely not a spite bench. Lots of sturdy structures for children to climb on, swing from, slide down. There is free parking, stunning views, lots to do for the whole family and its nestled in this really cute neighborhood by 122nd NE Fremont. I had never been to this area but I am glad I did.

I dont visit Portland very often but we came here for a little ladys' birthday and it was a wonderful place to have it!....i really enjoyed the sundial! There is also plenty of shaded areas and its wheelchair accessible which was really great too!

We checked this place out last year for our company picnic which was then postponed to this year. I swear there were more tables last year. It was a huge disappointment to arrive and find only 3 tables for 60 people! But the place was very nice, everyone liked it, lots of room to spread out. Even though it was a hot day, it was very cool under the shelter. Will definitely return next year (prepared with folding tables and chairs!)

This is our favorite park. The climbing structures are interesting and fun. The slide is designed so it cannot be fallen off of. There's a large covered picnic area, although it's often reserved for private parties. There's a very nice sand box with a water pump and willow-the tunnel. There's a huge open grass area. And at the bottom of the park there is a rock climbing wall and skateboard park.

Cool park, lots to do and lots of room to run around. My only complaint is that when it's hot outside there isn't really any shade other than a large covered area with picnic tables.

This park is proof that our city puts a high value on making green spaces available for everyone to enjoy. Its located on the Fremont ridge, 180° of expansive northern views. I have yet to attend a performance in the amphitheatre, I usually just enjoy breathing and looking out at the river. Nice place to bring dogs, their park is fenced in.

Nice park. If you want Ted to ride around at at night, this woudl be the place to go as they have a lit pathway at the bottom area of the park. The basketball court had a climbing are by it. Pretty fun for the kids. The playground area has a rubber soft ground. Not entirely soft but softer than concrete. Great for kids. They also ha e a specific swing for kids who may have some sort of disability which is also great, gives that accessibility.

Surprisingly great park! A few different and nice play areas for kids, and good open area for other stuff. Only a few shade areas, but lots of young trees so that will improve soon.

Good playground for toddlers and kids. Playground is in okay condition. Lots of wear in a few short years. Grass fields, but get muddy quickly.

Such a cute neighborhood park, and on one side is a nice little fenced in off-leash dog park area. The gigantic mosaic sundial sculpture is neat and a fun way to explain how the sun moves and how to tell time to kids. I appreciate that they offset the little kids' play area and climbing structure in a different area than the climbing structure for the bigger kids. There are also universal access swings for children who may have disabilities.

Amazing view of the mountains and nice climbing structures. A small sand pit surrounded on 3 sides by small hedges is a nice touch. Also a huge field as well. I went to a friend's party that had rented the main gazebo-like structure and our kids had a blast (7 and 10.) Despite being on the opposite side of the river from home I'm tempted to make the long drive anyways for a picnic with the fam.

Love the mosaic sundial. The views from the platform are beautiful. I enjoy the paved trails and the little shoot offs into overgrown natural paths. The dog park is quite generous and the abstract playgrounds are nice. I wish there was more visibility between play ground areas, it makes it difficult to keep an eye on two ages of kids if they want to do separate things.

I went for a music event, but also checked out the playground. There is a nice sized parking lot (filled up quickly during the music event). There were nice paved walking paths for those with strollers or mobility issues. The bathrooms were nice and clean. The playground is well suited for kids ages 2-12yrs old. Most of the climbing structures are fun for older kids. The water and sand areas were better suited for the toddler age. The skate park is located on the other end of the park from the parking lot and play ground. I thought it was nice how close the playground was to bathrooms and the stage, it was easy to go from listening to music over to the playground with my daughter. I did notice some picnic tables (not many). Our event had food, most everyone just ate on the grass or chairs they brought to the event. The park itself looked very clean and the upper part didn't appear to have any homeless or abandoned cars. (On that day i didn't go down to the skate park end, so I cannot speak to that part of the park).

If you bring your dog here, be prepared to rinse it off. There’s a mud hole and few things are more enjoyable for a dog to plop down in the mud on a hot day.