Best places: Tourist attractions in Eugene, United States

Eugene's oldest city park, featuring hiking trails, picnic tables & 200-year-old Douglas fir trees.

Pretty park with floral displays, picnic areas, biking & pedestrian paths & a performance space.

👍👍 This is probably the cleanest place in Eugene. It is cleaner than my house. You could lick the slide. I mean, no one ever stops cleaning, it's amazing. Also, it is extremely fun.

This 373 acre park offers a boat launch, fishing, trails, a dog park, a playground & picnic sites.

Large park with wetland trails, ball fields, off-leash areas, a skate park & a community garden.

👍👍 Favorite dog park in the city. Big, open acreage and lots of friendly humans. Give a day after rain it does get a touch muddy.

Small museum affiliated with the U of O showcasing ancient NW peoples & animals, geology & botany.

Waterside parkland offering picnic & recreational facilities, sports fields & a play area.

👍👍 Right next to a school. Basketball court, playground, and skate park. Bathroom available 8am to 8pm. Water available. Gazebo. Area available for random activities Plenty of parking.

This natural wetlands area is a popular destination for bird-watching, fishing, biking & hiking.

Shady 20-acre site with playground, picnic tables, performance space & trail for biking or walking.

👍👍 What a nice hike! Definitely uphill half the way. Broke a good sweat but felt amazing and accomplished at the top.

Natural 6-acre park with a stream & native plants, plus 2 playgrounds, sports field & horseshoe pit.

👍 Nicest dog park I've been to in town. Divided yards for dogs of different size and temperament. The non potable water makes me a little uneasy but what do you do. People are usually very nice. Could use a covered/shaded seating area.

This 5-acre landscaped park features picnic tables, walking paths & summer concerts.

Community park offering shaded picnic & play areas, plus basketball & tennis courts.

Castle-like Victorian mansion built in 1888 offering regular tours & holiday formal teas.

Classes in pottery, painting & drawing provided in a former chapel with gallery space for local art.

👍👍 I found this place when I walked around Eugene. It was around noon so not crowded. I taste 5 kinds of wine. She wrote name of wine on bottom of glass. These wines are tasty and had hard time to choose a bottle which I wanted to buy for my friend back in Tokyo. The person at counter was very fri...

👍👍 An lovely little spot of a neighborhood green area for children and dogs and mutants and birds and snails and squirrels to frolic in. This park is not far from where I live. One block square. A delight in it's entirety. Quiet and motivated. Been here several times. I shall return many times....