The 50 best parks and gardens in Eugene

Nice quiet stroll through the well kept garden. Lots of different flowers, not just roses. Family atmosphere, little paths leading to more flowers, memorial benches for resting in the shade. Cute park, really enjoyed it.

This may have been my favorite stop when I visited my brother's family in Eugene, Oregon. It was just beautiful and such a lovely, easily accessible spot to wander around outside for an hour or two. I highly recommend visiting if you haven't yet - and if you have - go again!

This is one of the most beautiful rose gardens I've ever been to, and I mean, ever the layout was perfect and so many quality roses to see and read the descriptions and see the trees and the pagodas and it was all very well laid out. The bathroom was disgusting.There was poop on the rim of the toilet and it was very unappealing.There were many bike riders out when I went and so i'm glad it has a good accessibility

When the roses are in full bloom, it's really something else. The varieties are listed in front of the beds they're planted in. Pictures are allowed but it's asked that you stay out of the dirt. Nice flat walking paths with benches. Close proximity to the Willamette River path. There were porta potties on site when we visited for the Symphony in the Park. Plenty of parking.

Amazing flower garden and completely free. Bring the whole family. This is not to be missed. They're even open late till 11:00 p.m. But come during daylight for some phenomenal photos.

It’s absolutely beautiful right now (June) because everything is blooming and smells so good!! This is a real gem of a park for Eugene. We saw people taking graduation photos, and there is a gazebo for weddings and events.

Beautiful park, with 12 miles of trails and ponds along the river. Along the trail are all the planets on display, with insightful information. Just watch out for the bicycle riders.

Beautiful nature walk on trails throughout the gardens. Nice places to sit and take all of the beautiful in. This is a great place to go while visiting Eugene.

This place always inspires a leisurely walk. It’s a perfect spot for strolling with dogs and ideal for a picnic as well. While it’s a bit disappointing that dogs aren’t allowed in the garden area, the rest of the park—including the short trail—is absolutely wonderful.

Hendrick's park is a lovely place to go for a walk or bike ride. In springtime, the rhododendrons and azaleas are in full bloom, with lovely pops of color around each bend in the path. It's a peaceful, forested respite above the city.

Absolutely a beautiful park!!! Well maintained. Wonderful in the springtime but really, all year round!!

Without a doubt, this place is absolutely gorgeous and worth making it the focus of your day out. The plants and trees are stunning, the grounds and paths are immaculately and peaceful.

One side of the park are dog friendly trails and the other side is a beautifully manicured rhododendron garden that doesn't allow dogs.

The hiking trails and gardens are beautiful and well kept. Wonderful place to see!

There are lots of disc golf sites to play at. Lots of Ducks and Geese inhabitants around the water even saw some little ducklings 🐥. Pretty clean park all in all, a few of your typical potential drug users in the park with their apparently not friendly dogs. All in all, it's not a bad place to visit. We didn't stay long, just stopped in to check out the water.

Beautiful park. Great for long or short walks. Lots of tree cover but also places to sit and relax. Well maintained and a gem for the Eugene community. Right up against the Cuthbert venue. Some ducks, geese and bird watching available. Its just such a relaxing place to visit.

It was pretty at sunset, and the temperature was lessened by the shade. Close quarters makes having privacy difficult, but overall a pleasant experience

Not the park I remember growing up and definitely need of upkeep. There is a Frisbee Golf course there however they charge to play and the course is very odd.

It was fun, there's a lot of trails, swimming holes, a disc golf course and access to autzen. Aloha festival

Beautiful, but busy with the University of Oregon Ducks football game going on causing parking to be $20.

I think this is the best park in Eugene that I have found so far. It's maintained well and has gorgeous grounds to walk around and spend your day. There's definitely sketchy people from time to time, so be sure to always lock your doors.

Such a beautiful park with a paved walking path. An incredible playground and restrooms located next to the playground. The playground includes a swing set, sand box and a ton of other activities for kids young and older. Plenty of parking.

I love this place. Beautiful views, fabulous trails for all levels of hikers.

Very nice walking trail with great views of the Willamette River.

Got walk up the drive to the gate n back down to seating area. Just for exercise. Found collectable bottle on the side of the hill. That made the walking trip. In town for week (last week of sept. 2025') For brother wedding n fishing (rainbow trout) on Mckinze river. I'll be back next yr for longer trip. Meet some great people. Great time there.

Lot of smoking up at the peak otherwise it’s a beautiful hike

It's a great place for an easy, quick hike, and it has a wonderful playground for kids. You can either hike the butte or walk along the river on the bike path. There are many places to sit and a decent amount of parking. It's a great place to hang out in the afternoon with the kiddos or get away from town while still being inside town. It is a very popular place so expect to see other people and families here as well. Unfortunately, because it is so close to downtown, you can sometimes find some of the homeless population around as well as signs being sprayed graffiti quite often. The city does, what I hope is their best, at keeping this to a minimum as they do maintain the park and butte pretty well. Overall it's an awesome place to come see the town at night and it's a pretty cool trip during the day. Either way, if you're passing through or traveling, especially if you have kiddos, this is an amazing stop to catch your breath.

This is a beautiful park. The design is creative. The playground structure is about three floors. Younger children need to be supervised if it's their first time. The Willamette river runs along the park. There is a water fountain for children to get wet. There's a sand play area. It has plenty of parking. This kids can enjoy multiple activities. There's picnic tables, benches and plenty of grassy areas. It has multiple activities. Make sure to check out their website. It has rock climbing, fishing, biking, hiking, and so forth.

This park is a place where people from all walks of life can come and spend a minute in peace. I've lived in Santa Cara for over ten years and am proud to claim a diverse social circle from vagabonds to local professionals, from single adults to families with kids of all ages. Many times when people from different walks of life share a space, conflict arises due to agenda and objective incompatibility, but this park carries on a legacy of live and let live that is a shining example of humanity at its fullest, so thanks to all who frequent it for being mindful of the dignity of all our neighbors be they momentary or long term. Thanks for helping preserve the dying art of mutual respect regardless of the differences we find in the strangers next to us in any given moment

Right on River Road as one heads out of town towards farms and small towns. À host of large trees giving off pine and fir aromas in the breeze. Lots of shade. Lots of sunny spots. For as small as this park is it gives off big park feels. Children play areas. A wide open grassy area and horseshoe pits. The built-in grill has been covered over. There are picnic tables. A few walking areas. Busy road on one side, the side where the parking is, quiet neighborhood on the other three sides. This park has been here 62+ years. Nice.

It's a great little park surrounded by established trees. It has a playground for little kids and bigger kids and a nice flat open field to kick the ball. Plenty of dragonflies, butterflies and birds to enjoy.

I love this place.It's quite and peaceful. You don't got all the homeless hanging out there.It's very kid friendly family friendly.

We love this park. It has plenty of grass to run around on, lots of park toys to play on, and one of the only parks that we have found that is completely covered with shade, which is a huge plus for those hot summer days. There are a few picnic benches and a fire pit on one side. Swings for all ages as well. I love that there is a side of the park for "babies" and another side for bigger kids. Can be tricky to get a parking spot sometimes.

A really nice little park with a big playground. A lot, and a wide variety of features for all different kids. One improvement I might suggest would be for the bridge on the main structure to be tighter if possible - its tricky to navigate, especially with a little one and/or when it's wet. Helpful warnings about poison oak were posted for certain areas (away from playground).

Small and clean park Split into 3 play areas 1. For toddlers 2. For 5 to 12 years old 3.Swings And it's very nice

Beautiful public park with the country's oldest Filbert trees (1903). Lots of great walking paths and views of surrounding hills.

Awesome walking paths. Very scenic. Would definitely come again

Great use of historic land. 2 mile loop dog friendly, bike friendly, not too crowded. Over half of it is shaded

We love coming here and walking as a family. So pretty! Love to see the greenery

Very nice walking paths through trees and along the river.

Great fun unique place! This is a lot like an Old Homestead and walking through all the Orchards during different times of the year makes this place feel new and different every time. There are roads that can be walked on through the orchards. And there are paths that can be walked on through the old growth woods. On the upper parking lot of Doris Ranch, there is a paved path that goes all along the Southside of the river for roughly 8 miles.? My husband and I rode from the disc golf location all the way to Doris Ranch. It is fun to watch all the ground squirrels collecting hazelnuts. This Ranch is located in the same Valley that I-5 is going through so you can hear I-5 traffic throughout Doris ranch. It is quieter in the forest.

So many different little trails that you can take and it’s pretty much all flat ground. It’s a nice spot if you’re wanting a quick little hike.

A absolutely gorgeous park along the south side of the Willamette River, which is a part of a vast interconnected park system through Eugene. Connect directly from here to Delta Ponds, Owen Rose Garden, many Community gardens and Centers, Skinner Butte Park, Kiwanis Park, City Hall, and even Alton Baker Park and Autzen Stadium of the University of Oregon. This may be the most expensive park and path system I've ever seen and experienced in my life, especially right in the middle of the city, and is the way all cities should treat their rivers. Not divert them, build along them and ruin them, but rather meet in the middle where there is a lot of beautiful open green space with plenty of areas for the river, nature and people to meet and relax. There is a small restroom located at the Polk Street entrance. There is also trash cans places every so often which is great if you decide to pick up the trash you find along the way, as well as drinking fountains places every mile or so. Their water pressure varies heavily fountain to fountain for some weird reason. This park has two playgrounds, many access points from different parts of the street network, and within it have multiple points you can potentially access the river of you choose (though many require a small steep climb down and up). My only recommendation for Eugene Parks & Open Spaces is to add more restrooms, drinking fountains and maybe place trash cans a little more frequently. But emphasis on the restrooms. There is not enough of them.

For a long while this park started getting real sketchy and scary. it seems to have cleaned back up some. it's such a great place to walk and watch the water

nice place to take a walk there's some fun activities here for everyone some vandalized benches but other then that 👍 nice place there is a public bathroom no doors on stalls not super clean either

Lots of shaded spots and picnic tables, two small playgrounds along walking path, visit ducks at river access south of the major bike and walking bridge, which gets you across to VRC parking area near movie theatre on east side of the river. Trees are amazingly colorful in the fall. Bathroom is convenient near parking area off Fir St.

Cool geese and ducks. Quick fact. Bread causes birds to have a bacteria build up inside them and its supposed to be pretty bad for them. Also, if you give them uncooked rice. If they eat too much it can swell rupturing their stomach

A fine place to lay in the grass and read a book, watch people or ride your bike on a sunny day. I chose all of the above.

Great walk with 2 playgrounds fairly close together which made it fun for the toddler to try both. Nice soccer field there as well

Park looks clean, but there's only a swing and a sand area, so not much for a kiddo to do. A slide would help a lot. Great location near houses and looks safe. This is probably for bigger kids that can play basketball.

Nice little park with a nice little playground. Water feature must be fun in the summer. No slides and no larger play structure to climb and explore, just one large "circles" structure, which is interesting but not as much fun for little kids.

This is a nice little park that is pretty busy it seems like, most of the day. It's got little stations for you to do some muscle gaining, and a nice trail to run, jog, walk on, a nice long paved trail to cycle on. Grassy knolls to relax on, have picnics on. Great parking lot. It's a really clean park. Amazon, go figure it would have a really nice park for the public!! Wouldn't expect anything less from a bomb company!!

We attended a Free Shakespeare in the Park performance of "Two Gentlemen of Verona." It is an annual open-air event by a local nonprofit group. The amateur performers did a credible job. There is no scenery and few props, just a fun costumed troupe. There is no seating provided, but the shaded, slanted lawn creates a small amphitheater for the audience to place their chairs or blankets.

My family had a really good time here. We've been to other pools locally, but this was the best Family environment. Not only does it have multiple pools & depths, but it has a great vendor for foods accessable from both the pool side and the park side. They have very healthy choices and of course some tasty ones as well. After swimming we all went to the park and the kids had a blast. Except I forgot to take pictures of the park settings. 😂

It is a sweet park, with a climbing structure, a maze, a "turning-around toy," and a few swings. It was remodeled a few years ago, and it was incredible. Unfortunately, it already lost some of its attractions, such as child-sized musical instruments, which were pretty cool. But the old firetruck is still there, and the dinosaur remains a feature, a favorite with the kids.

One of my top Parks in the Eugene area. The playground is open concept with faux turf so there is cushion to the falls. A huge play structure (little friendly) and a separate one for bigger kiddos. My kids call it the Dinosaur park for the huge one that resides there. Kids love climbing on it! Connected to many running/cycling/walking trails. You can bike around as well.

Amazon park is a big place with access via public transportation. It has a dog park, but we kept our fury friend with us. We were there to try the skate park. Most people give the skate park low marks but for our needs it was perfect. It's a snake park and a good place for beginners that like to land surf. It has a shallow end and a deep end and you don't have to worry about getting stuck in the bowl. A lot of skate parks leave out the beginners, but this one is has a good mix. No rails at this one.

Great for a casual stroll, nice little skatepark, busy dog park with two areas for large/ small, playground. Several parking areas from different streets. A pool on the east side. One of the most picturesque sunsets seen by picnic tables NE of skatepark!

Fun place to visit. They have a dog park and playground as well as a basketball court and large grass field with soccer goals. Place is constantly maintained by the city. I haven't seen any creeps here either. Only downfall they dont have a bathroom or Porto potty

I really enjoy this park for my dog. Mostly friendly people, and dogs. The park has plenty of room for the dogs to go around and they provide poop bags for your dog. There are buckets of water for the dogs to drink from and and two faucets to fill the buckets. They also have a little kiddie pool where your dog can lay in and cool off.

There are 3 different fenced areas here. One specifically for small dogs and 2 for any kind. All the areas are large enough for the dogs to run and not be crowded. There's running water here all year round and people generally keep kiddie pools for the dogs to cool off in on either side of the park. There are also usually bags in the bag stations in case you forget. The only reason its not 5 stars is because I wish it had more shade and, like every dog park I've been to, there's poop lying around (although there does seem to be slightly less here than elsewhere).

Beautiful children's park with a awesome dog area with chairs to sit.

Great park. Good size area and 25 pound and under area for the small dogs. I like it. Not enough shaded sitting area for the humans though.

Huge park, very well maintained. Three separate areas, one of which is specific to small dogs.

Awesome park! Everyone had really friendly dogs and the people were nice too. I could see how it could get muddy but wasn't a problem for me and my crew.

Great space for kids of all ages to enjoy. My kids are 2 and 4 y/o and they had a blast! Open space, very clean, and family-friendly, highly recommend

This park is awesome! There is so much to do and it's great! Lots of grass to play sports on, lots of places to sit for food, covered picnic benches are a plus. They also have public bathrooms. We love the walking paths around the park so the kids get some time to play, while we also get a nice walk as well. The park itself is great. There's a huge sand area with lots of sand fun. A few different types of seesaws, a small park for littles, and a bigger one for older kids. There are swings for every age as well. No complaints about this park. It is great.

What a great park! Swings that an adult can swing in, while their toddler sits in an attached swing! Too cool! A whole lot, of really GREAT playground equipment, has been installed here. There's a cement walkway, going around the park, which makes a great lil kiddo freeway, for scooters or bikes. Huge sand area too. The bathroom was nice & clean, with flush toilets, not outhouses. The grass was lush, soft, comfortable & well groomed. There was a lovely shade tree to sit under, to get out of the Sun. This is a quiet & peaceful area, in a sweet neighborhood. We will go back numerous times!

A gen-ewe-wine neighborhood Park. Big field. A stream runs through it. Trees. All kinds of playground apparatuses-sus. BBall hoops. Three picnic tables. Kids, kids, and children all running around. From tiny tots to teenage mutant ninja turtles. Excellent. We had a birthday party for my nephew. We were not the only ones with this idea. The Sun was out as was the whole neighborhood. Cool. Need I say more? Pizza, cupcakes, family and friends.

Small nice park with playground equipment for kids to play on, which is on top of sand for safety. Benches for parents/caregivers to watch kids. Lovely to take a walk in. There are a couple of tables under cover at the back of the park for picnics and I believe they can be reserved. There is plenty of open space to play Frisbee or to throw a ball.

A nice little park that has a cool place structure a very large field. It also has a little walking trail that leads up to another open field.

Adventure cat approves of Tugman Park. Great playground and reservable gazebos for events. Decent bathrooms. Street parking. Nice playground and a little stream with kid friendly trails.

Nice park. Only thing I don't understand is why they planted maples next to sand box. The little maple seed helicopters are covered with “hairs” that stick in your skin and hurt. Playing in the sand my kid gets find hair slivers all over lovely.

Great play structures three nice areas Skate park and basketball court

NAACP, EPA, and West African Cultural Arts were amazing today. I met so many powerful people involved in serving our communities and neighbors. Black and Latino lives matter in Lane County!

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.

Fun clean place to take the kids with bathrooms. Felt safe to let them play.

The kids love it. Babe Ruth minor league baseball complex on site. Nice venue.

We absolutely love this park! One of the Best parks around!

Nestled amidst Eugene's bustling neighborhoods, Sladden Park offers a peaceful oasis for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Towering Douglas firs cast dappled shadows over the park's well-maintained grounds, creating a serene atmosphere. The highlight for little ones is undoubtedly the jungle gym, boasting slides, swings, and climbing structures that ignite imaginations. Parents can relax on nearby benches, watching their children frolic, or enjoy a picnic under the shade of the majestic trees. For the more active, Sladden Park tennis court, perfect for honing your skills or engaging in friendly matches. Whether you're seeking a fun afternoon with the family or a quiet escape for some exercise, Sladden Park provides a charming haven in the heart of Eugene.

Great park, adults playing Frisbee golf, but shockingly no drugs! Major change from bend oregon! Bend parks you'll randomly have grown ass adults show up, start smoking weed and blasting music full of obscenities as if parks are not places for kids.

Nice little park with some picnic benches, a basketball court, and a tennis court. There are 3 disc golf baskets also so you can get some putting practice in but that's pretty much it; without beaning someone with a disc golf disc. There's some restrooms there as well.

Mid-sized playground with quite a few fun features. The sideless slide makes me nervous but my preschooler has no problem staying on - neither did I. Along with the playground equipment (slides, swings for big and little kids, teeter-totter, small spinning feature, etc.) there are also basketball hoops, tennis courts, restrooms and plenty of grassy area.

Sidewalks are wide and lead through the park, well shaded and relaxed, a few picnic tables are wheelchair accessible. Has a tennis court, basketball court, disc golf, a play ground, and a nice open field. Seems like a lot of summer activities take place here for kids of all ages and it's welcoming to everyone in the public. Normally has a nice breeze also!

I have lunch here in the park with my family all the time. Great place for kids to play and there are nearby little free libraries. Lots of walking paths. ADA friendly. Bathrooms. Frisbee golf.

Nice wooded neighborhood park with pickle ball court, basketball court and a few disc golf baskets.

Super fun place! Scenic walk through a beautiful garden lots of plants and tall pines for shade! My kids loved the swings. Great walking trails!

So so beautiful!!! There were lots of flowers in bloom when I went today. Quaint little trails. Lots of benches for relaxing. Excellent views. Easy walk. Decent parking. Very nice surrounding area. Definitely worth the visit.

Awesome garden! I didn't even know this place was here until I googled parks in Eugene for a proposal photoshoot for a couple all the way from Arizona! This place was perfect and great to walk around for a little while. There weren't very many rhododendrons in bloom in the middle of April, but there were plenty of other flowers and trees blooming with amazing colors! There's a pretty good size area of grass for you to bring your Voodoo Donuts and have a picnic under the trees! It's in a hilly area of Eugene so there is a good view. There are a bunch of little trails and we only walked part of them. It's really easy to get to off I5 and close to shopping/food. I want to go back soon to see what else has bloomed!

I absolutely LOVE this garden. Even when the rhododendrons aren't blooming, the trails to walk , and benches to sit are wonderful. I like to come here because it is so well maintained. This garden is an awesome spot to see beautiful plants year round and amazing varietals of rhododendrons from all over the globe. Awesome just for meditation on one of the many places to sit and view the city of Eugene and all the flowers.

What a lovely park! We visited last weekend and enjoyed how beautiful and varied the gardens were. Must visit when the rhodies are in bloom :)

We went to the Rhododendron Garden the 29th of April. It was a perfect Spring day. We were surprised that there were not very many people there as it was afternoon although the upper lot was completely full after we parked there. Even though several varieties were 'spent' there were many more in full bloom. There are also many yet to bloom so they are not at peak. Wonderful variety of color. Pictures tell just a part of the splendor. You really need to get out and see it for perspective as the park in totality is beautiful.

Beautiful garden. Great spaces to enjoy a picnic, play a game, or sit and read. Hiking trails up and around here are nice.

Its a really nice park. The playground is good for kids of all ages, andnthwres a baseball and soccer field as well. Only current downside is they took out the porta potty that had been there the last years... <maybe more? I only found the park last summer> so that kinda stinks. I live a couple hours away and wound up taking a nap in my car for maybe an hour, And when I woke up I sang for a bit and had a mini concert in my car while the kids were doing their soccer practice, and most of thenparents seemed to enjoy it, no one was rude or yelled about it. It seems to be a nice area with lovely people frequenting it!

Playground. Basic one net basketball court. Swings. Baseballfield. Larger open areas. No bathroom. Larger parking lot. Parking along street prohibited by sign

Such a beautiful park and animal friendly :)

This park is such a run down neglected waste of space. Nothing is fun or new. It's all busted and old. They should make a replica of that one park in N. Portland near Lombard and MLK.... The one with the really cool built-in xylophone that sounds like a childhood dream. I love that place... Oh yeah, it's called Harper's Playground at Arbor Lodge Park in Portland. Best. Park. Ever. There is no reason why Eugene most park deficient neighborhood should be treated as 2nd class citizens and be left with nothing but this dump of a boring park.

This is a very family friendly park. It has newer play structures and the wood chips are engineered specifically to prevent splintering and provide cushion for your little ones. Their is a baseball/softball field and plenty of room to toss a ball around. Also, this park has a single basketball hoop with a great backboard and netting. Enjoy!

More Updates: Fun playground with some wear and tear... some additional wear and tear - holes are being cut in the tube-tunnel from one section of the play-structure to the other - presumably to remove significant graffiti. At the same time there is quite a bit of graffiti, inside and out - on both the tube and the slide. Updated: graffiti on small slide and tube-tunnel has been covered with blue paint - which came off on your kids clothes and shoes. Paint now fixed - mostly graffiti-free. Broken GLASS - on main structure and in nearby woodchips.

They have a fun lil playground plenty of parking garbage cans for trash sum shady ateas and sunny spots too. Water fountain for drinkung puppy poo bags for cleaning up after the pooch. Not far from the store and bike path.

This is a true community treasure. Live music, kids playing, River House uses it for tree climbing camps, picnics, BBQs, university students, families. Love this place. You can usually find street parking unless there's an event. In which case, ride your bike!

It's a nice and beautiful park. It does not have many trailing paths but is still a great spot to relax and exercise. 🙂

Near dark. Neighborhood Joe's taking their dogs out for exercise. Pleasing spaciousness. Here there be grass green and trees blue. A seeming unnoticeable stretch of open spaces, located in the heart of people passing through going home or elsewhere. An oasis, if you will. I know I will.

Such a beautiful park but it’s smaller than I expected. In the pictures it looked bigger but it’s definitely not. Still a really nice place to have a picnic or enjoy a beautiful day.

Pretty little park surrounded by trees & older well-cared-for homes. Have had many physically distanced meetups with friends here as there is plenty of open space. When it’s nice out it can get a little busy, but it’s never too been full when we’ve been there

This crazy park has no solid dedicated parking! I just spent 15 minutes+ driving around in ever more complex circles in the surrounding neighborhood streets trying to find a place to park! Park looks fine as you pass by in frustration, though!

So relaxing and plenty of space for everyone.

⚠️Be careful in this park & any park other with sand! My friend’s child got highly contagious ringworm from playing in the sand, which is an apparent litter box for cats on the loose! (Ck your cat & other pets for hair loss + dry patches! You’ll know the infected area if you see a red ring on the infected skin. Then isolate your cat INDOORS.) It can be passed from animal>animal, animal<>human & then human>human. It’s a real hassle sterilizing the whole house with a little one infected & with them touching everything! An upcoming b-day party had to be cancelled due to it spreading to another one of her children, even after she thoroughly sterilized the house, textiles (blankets, sheets, towels, etc). For more info, the Mayo Clinic site can tell you more. ⚠️The moderate rating is not to diss necessarily this park but to alert you to the sand that had ringworm in it from cat fecal matter.)

Really great playground, might bring a change of clothes if your kiddo likes sand. There's some picnic tables and benches around the playground. There are some trees next to the basketball court and an open field. There's some baggies to pick up after dog poop. In a quiet residential area, looks safe.

We LOVE this park! We love it so much, we moved into the neighborhood for it! It's so great for family and everyone from the neighborhood goes there. There's large Filbert trees for kids to climb and picnic tables. There's a half court basketball court. A hill with a large field to throw balls for your dogs, roll down the hill in the grass, have a picnic or play baseball. There's a drinking fountain, sandbox and playground area with woodchips. There's no homeless and if you leave something there, it's likely to be there when you come back. Totally recommend to families! The playground isn't a great one for little little kids but they sure do love the sandbox and grassy areas. The hill makes for a great sledding hill when it snows too!

It's pretty nice for a small park. Water feature in the sand play area doesn't work. Overall cute little park.

Probably my favorite park (except no bathroom ) in Eugene because it's hardly ever crowded, it's quiet it has a water/sand feature, big kid vs little kid play structure, swings and interactive paths picnic tables, no BBQ :( nice landscaping and lots of grass, there's also a grass hill. You could bring cardboard, chalk, a kite, sand toys, gallons of tap water, picnics, bikes, skateboards, skates, bubbles, soccer balls, foot balls, frisbees, ECT just minus a star for no potty.... Otherwise 5*

One of our favorite parks in the area. Plenty to keep kiddos busy. They also chose up keep a good handful of the filbert trees on one side of the park providing some decent shade in the warmer months and a nice bit of history.

Very cute and nice little park. Nice up to date equipment and has plenty of stuff for the kiddos to do. Has a play ground, sand pit and basketball court. My kids really enjoyed it and are asking to go back all the time. Definitely a nice place to take the kids to play and spend a day in the sun. Also if you like Filbert nuts aka hazel nuts you can't take a step with stepping on them. Several trees on site with loads of hazel nuts on the ground.

I met some friends here to play a lawn game for a bit. It seems like a very popular spot for the neighbors. Many folks were out walking with kids and dogs. Everyone was very friendly. This park feels cozy and comfortable.

This is a great little park for toddlers and young kids. We had a blast here!

Nice little playground at a lovely park. No slide on the play structure but a few other fun features.

Nice spot to hang out at, fun and original playground equipment. Blackberry brambles surround it somewhat so it's a nice little snack, tart though.

Nice secluded park for kids in Eugene. Small but nice.

Great cozy simple kinesthetic playground. Don't mind the passers-by's the jogging trail has plenty of traffic passing through. Not a place if you want solid quiet time.

Nice little playground for kids. There's a variety of playground equipment and a water fountain. There's a handicap parking spot right out front, bags for dog poop and a few benches. No bathroom, though.

Great neighborhood park. No restrooms, so plan ahead. Walking nature path completed that loops. Pokemon Go stops too. I have never had a creepy encounter there.

Overall very nice and pleasant park. The play structures are in good repair. The slide is a bit more on the advanced side vs other nearby parks, but it's built well enough to have a parent slide down with a little one like we did. The walking path through the wooded area is decently maintained. The gravel is a bit jaggad so your little one may scrape their hands/knees when they biff it and the blackberries are a bit overabundant, but it's still a nice stroll that has lots of access points to the neighborhood.

Quiet neighborhood with families coming and going. The extra brace on the toddler swings made it easy for my two-year-old to go "super high!" Like most parks it does not have a restroom, which is hard with a potty trainer. We will definitely come back.

Best neighborhood park ever. The grass gets a little squishy after a rain, but there's a trail leading to Happy Lane at the back, and fun stuff for the kids to play on... I've been coming to this park for over 40 years, since before there were houses all around it! My friend and I used to bring her horse there when we were teenagers and let the little kids "ride" her.... Great memories!

I've been going to this park regularly for around two years now. It's absolutely one of my most favorite places. The playground is wonderful, and there are lots of picnic tables and trees to sit at. A beautiful area all together. (There's also an apple tree, so watch out for gravity.)

We LOVE going to Bond Lane Park! The play structure is fun and engaging, there are baby and kid swings, the PURPLE DINOSAUR IS EVERYTHING, there is plenty of grass to run, and the gravel trail is really lovely to walk. There are ample trees under which to drop a picnic blanket and a few picnic tables! MY only complaint is the merry-go-round, it's one of those old ones, I'm honestly not sure when they were put in, but they started to be taken out during my teen years. This seems to be one of the last ones

I like this park quite a bit. I've only been here a handful of times, but it was highly recommended to me by some friends who live in the area. The play structure is well maintained and there park benches as well. Great place.

My daughter & I often visit this park. It has a nice layout & good basketball court. The grounds are generally in good order with a large grassy area that has multiple uses, from picnicking to playing catch. there is a concrete path from one end of the park to the other that is popular with walkers & joggers. There are no restrooms on the park grounds. However, there is a water fountain located by some picnic benches centrally located. I can recommend this park as a good location to take your kids to play as they will enjoy the playground as much as my 6 year old daughter does.

My kids love it, its clean doesnt seem to have any issues with unsavory people hanging around and alot of equipment for them to play on. No bathrooms that I've seen tho

Pretty cool park, one Pokemon gym and a good monster hunter spot

I enjoy the apartments they maintain a clean community. Also enjoy that its kid friendly with a park for the little ones and plenty of space for them to play outside. Fairly priced for what you get.

Could use some more shade! Super cute and fun park though

I love this park I have a 5 year old and a 2 year old and it has play area for all ages I feel I take them there every time we go to a park! Love it

Great place to take kids and animals, play ground both older area and toddlers area, basketball court, dog area. Very well kept up

Fantastic little park across the street. During the summer they have kids programs every day across the street. The kids were coloring shirts!

Great experience for kiddos. Going back soon.

took my kids here on a cooler cloudy day on Sunday, they had comfortable swings, and slides 🛝 and ofcourse for my ninja daughter monkey bars. we liked that it was not busy, the new park had too many for our liking.

Small park. The play structure feels small too and but is ok for a toddler. It is high though for younger toddlers but should be fine under adult supervision. There's a grassy area for children to run. I mainly went to attend a Library Toddler session that took place at this park. It was fun!

The playground is small but decent. There were some neighborhood kids cussing up a storm as they climbed the big tree by the road, they stopped as my teen asked them to though. (You know its bad when a teenager is asking them to stop). Otherwise there were benches to sit at, cute art tiles along one of the sidewalks, and working playground equipment. The grassy area is big enough to toss a frisbee and let the kids run.

The park is well located to serve this Ferry Street Bridge neighborhood. Well equipped with fun-colorful play structures for youngsters. A pleasant ☺😄😃 place to play Frisbee with your dog 🐶🐕🐩 or just walk, and get outside to enjoy some fresh air. 😀

Cute neighborhood park, with playground equipment, and basketball hoops, hoops at different heights though. Paved path runs through to the neighborhood behind, as well as Brewer street. Not always a feeling of safety here though...

Nice old little park. The structures aren’t too busy and there’s a big space to just play around.

Cute park with space to relax. The kids love it and always seems to be a good group of people.

A nice little park and small playground. Not a lot of equipment options, but enough.

Friendly Park was awesome it was clean of garbage or anything else that shouldn't be at a park for children. My kids loved the giant slide and the swings. The other children and parents who showed up when we were there were also friendly and polite. It was only our 2nd time there but we will be coming back again for sure!

This is a great place. Except for this summer. There have been consistently 30+ bees near the water/sand pit and kids are getting stung. I wonder when something will be done to protect our children.

One of my favorite neighborhood parks in Eugene. The shade trees add serenity and locals are friendly. I have visited many times, solo or for parties, with or without dogs, and always had positive encounters with other visitors. Never seen it crowded, but rarely empty. Definitely worth stopping here.

Grate for families! & Getting the neighbors together for a get out the Vote parade too!

Always a fun playground for all ages of kids. Big field. Nice path all the way around. Trash cans and a picnic table. Swings and always plenty of parking. Enough cover for a good game of hide and seek.

A little park in the middle of a late 20th century mcmansion enclave. Hasn't been updated in a while. No toilets. Probably not worth a visit unless you live in the neighborhood.

This is a nice little park. Lots of activities are held here for the community. Easter egg hunt. Saturday market and many other things. Good place to spend some time at. The bathrooms were closed at the Easter Egg Hunt. Not sure why. But I do re commend this place. You can also bring your dogs here. They have doggie bags for your convenience. Just remember to bring them on a leash.

Really nice little park. Love that it is surrounded by a nice community. It is so clean and well maintained. We have never ran into a large group of people either. Everyone we do run into is great at keeping space and being friendly. Lovely park.

This is a nice neighborhood park with a playground and open field. It's really not anything better or worse than any other playground park. Be aware if you don't live in the neighborhood, there is no restroom.

Beautiful park. Well maintained. Playground with slide/swings and a large grassy area with a loop for walking.

Fun little park, never too busy, good open space to just walk, or let the dog run around

This park has recently been updated it looks like. Really enjoyed it. Swings, small slide, teeter totter, large merry go round, and a fun rock wall with ropes to rappel! No sand but covered in wood chips. A concrete walk around the park to ride bikes with a big green grassy area behind to run in and another concrete walk around that. Drinking fountains but no bathroom (huge bummer!!). An overall nice park. Would give 5 stars if it had a bathroom

This is a nice little neighborhood park, with a playground, a field, picnic tables, garbage cans, but no restrooms.

Its a nice little park with things for kids to play on, picnic tables, and 🚲 bike paths.

Small but very clean and well kept park. Great for kids and dogs alike.

Great park for the kids good place to play with our dogs. Good place to walk

Public park with wide open green space. Often has a town-square feel with neighbors meeting and catching up on things

Great layout and condition, friendly neighborhood park, low traffic

my kids and granddaughter love this park! it has that outside the city vibe about it. and there is a cool little nature trail, (what me and my kids call it), that starts and ends at the park. There's also a big field along side it to play ball.

Very friendly neighborhood, been going to this park since I've moved here.

Pretty decent for a city park. Had a playground and trails.

Fun little park…..,

I meet friends here to plan upcoming events with our group Bikers against Bullies

Pretty clean park and good nieghborhood

Birds

Berkeley park has had an awesome makeover! Clean. New equipment. A relaxing sport next to nature. A nice option for this side of town.

Beautiful new playground! A lot of options for kids of all sizes. One little negative - the spinning twisted-rocket doesn't spin much - a LOT of resistance. Hopefully parks crew can reduce the resistance somehow.

The newly rebuild playground is fantastic! I love the addition of 'fallen trees' and a sandbox. The rebuilt play structure is pretty fun too! There's also a large grassy area, basketball hoops, picnic tables and benches

Park is definitely worth checking out. Many things to climb on. A few slides, swings and a sand area. Get out there and enjoy. Only downside is there is no bathroom in sight.

Very nice park and if you walk from the national gymnastics center there is a very nice trail as well. There some homeless walking by but still fairly clean. Water does not work but all the park structures seem well maintained 👌

Well kept and fun park, there's often other kids there and they've always been friendly to my daughter.

Really cool playground but no bathroom. We had to leave after only 15 minutes because my two potty trained toddlers and myself had to go to the bathroom shortly after arriving.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this park! Beautiful park that loops around the neighborhood back to the play structure. The play structure even has a splash path(small fountain that shoots up) Huge sandbox. If you don’t mind the kids getting dirty it’s a great spot that keeps them entertained and cool. There is a porta potty on site that seems cleaned every two days, so it’s decent just bring hand sanitizer. There is a couple paths that loops (one bark great for running) they loop around and there is a community mini library you can read a book and frolic on the many grassy hills and have a picnic.

It's nice but small and overhyped. Parking was difficult and some of the people there were rude.

When we visited there were a few other families. This is a great park with playground equipment well suited for 3-6 year olds, but probably not best for toddlers and older kids. There is a sandpit that would be a good fit for all ages. There are also walking paths and a field to run.

Lovely park with sand and small splash pad. My kids loved it

Nice quiet little park in a sleepy neighborhood. Great spot for a picnic.

Nice dog walk area and most people clean it up.

Right off Coburg, nice to grab lunch and chill

Cute little neighborhood park with a nice playground. Many of the features we like the most with the exception of a larger structure with platforms, bridges, etc. The single twisting slide collects a large puddle at the end of the slide - could be helped by a couple of well placed drilled holes. There were a number of dog-owners and dogs who came through for some off leash play in the grass - no problems for us, but worth knowing for the dog-nervous.

If you blink you will miss this tiny park, especially if you are coming from the Oakway side where there is only a small pathway from the street. It's a cute park though in a quiet neighborhood. There's no walking path around it, but there is a small play area, bench and picnic table.

First time at this park but my kids had fun and it has a lot of shade

Best place to pray and find your peace in this world. Alone or with your family. Cant wait to bring my son with me#! Gotta happen soon because well he has wanted to go forever to thus church. I can say now that I have been going thereGreat church. Come join us on Sundays 11:30 am until 1. Great people, wonderful House of God. Preacher Quinton is a great person exuding happiness and a peaceful aura. Everyone from this church....all of us in this house of God's are very accepting of differences in each other. Cant wait to meet you there!

Definitely did NOT make me feel like I was in the presence of Jesus' people. They don't believe in outreach or helping, not even within their congregation. An embarrassment.

I got nothing but abused and teased cause I was poor there real sad. I got healed there.

I love how the anointing and the presence of the Lord will meet you at the door.

Warm welcoming congregation.

You already know, Praise is what I do!!!!!!

Not sure exactly how this constitutes a park. I've seen a lot prettier in Eugene. Put some trails in, benches, and maybe we can start talking!

Yes ,the Santa Clara Park is Quite Large, but if You are Going to Say that This is a Park, You Can Use it As a Wonderful Parking Lot, but Again Please Let Me Ask You for Your Understanding and Prospective When You Get Together With the Knowledge that I Have Been Going to Real Parks All My Life and this Piece of Dirt has some Area's of Grass, but it Has Been Deamed by Santa Clara, Lane County As A Park, but Again Please Let Me Know if You Guys Have Already Been Their, But Again All Joking Aside, it is Unfortunate What Has Transpired At the So Called Park, It Looks Like A Parking Lot Area, Please Tell Me if You Think That I Am Truly Wrong about this Park, So I am Very Unhappy About this, Because We All Pay Taxes For This So Called Park, First Thing That I Would Definitely Recommend Is to Proceed Forward With a Great Play Structure and the Things That You Guys Would Normally See and Do At A Nice Park and Put in Some Parking Area for All of Us to Park, A Wonderful Bathroom ,Girl's and Boys, and Then I Have The County Put in a Slide, Maybe A Couple of the Other Required Fun Stuff That You Would Normally See At A Universal Fun Park, Maybe a Wonderful Drinking Fountain, But Again I Will Guarantee that You And I Have Been Paying For This and We Will Continue To Keep Paying For "The Park " Until We All Have and Are Living in the Area of the So Called Park, Which I Just Visited Today and I Quite Frankly Am Really Very Apologizing Because Had I Known that They Have Deemed This As A GREAT AND WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE FOR MY FAMILY MEMBERS PARK, I AM REALLY HOPEFUL THAT YOU WOULD KNOW THAT I WOULD DEFINITELY HAVE SAID SOMETHING ABOUT THIS PARK SITUATION ALONG TIME AGO AND I HOLD NOT JUST MYSELF ACCOUNTABLE FOR WHAT THE LANE COUNTY IS SAYING THAT THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT PARK, BUT I AM REALLY SADDENED THAT EVERYONE WHO LIVES IN THE AREA, THAT WE ARE ALL LETTING OURSELVES DOWN, BUT WE ALL ARE VERY WELL ACCOUNTABLE FOR OUR KIDS AND THE HOMEOWNERS THAT WE ALL CAN DO SO VERY MUCH BETTER, BUT I DEFINITELY EXPECT THAT WE AND MYSELF INCLUDED CAN MAKE THIS SO CALLED PARK, SO VERY MUCH BETTER THAN THE WAY IT IS RIGHT NOW AND I BELIEVE WE ALL HAVE A PART THAT WE CAN PLAY, BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAYING TAXES FOR THIS PARK, Maybe We Can Make it a Safe, Dog Friendly and Fun Place to Help Provide a Wonderful Day Park For All of Our Fantastic Children to Provide All of Us to Come and Enjoy With Your Families and Your Four Legged Family Members, Again I Would Really Like To Say Thank You For All of Your Help With This Situation With "THE SANTA CLARA PARK " LANE COUNTY, Please Take Care of Yourselves,Please be Safe,Thank You Again For All of Your Help, Best Regards, David Collier, I Was A Homeowner Wilkes Ave. And I Am A Homeowner on YOGI WAY, 97404, I Would Really Like To Say Thank You To Everyone Who Really Tries To Always Help Make Our Fantastic Neighborhood Safe and Always Looking Amazing, Again I Would Really Appreciate You All Doing Whatever You Can to Help Make Santa Clara Park, Be Able To Successfully Succeed In Helping Us With The Information Needed To Be Successful In The Calling of the Required Lane County Parks Department, Downtown At The Lane County Business Office, Again Please Take Care, Thank You Again, Best Regards, David Collier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Had some time during the Pre Classic to walk from the stadium to this area. Nice easy walk without crowds. Wide trail and connection to bike paths and walk ways. Views of the river and a great way to get away for as long as you want to walk. Access from Hilton Tru, Best Western and many other hotels. Pre’s walk is very close too. You will have to walk through the neighborhood but not impossible to get to.

Eugene's equivalent of a Central Park, Alton Baker is a mix of native riparian and riverine habitat, fringed with urban amenities. Dirt trails mix with asphalt paths and concrete bikeways, flanking the Willamette River as it courses through town. For a getaway in the city, this is pretty neat, and the Parks Department does a pretty good job keeping invasive species at bay. Don't expect anything too wild and you won't be disappointed.

Just a little place

I ain't seen no Park. A grunged up bike path through briars and graffiti and Societal Castoffs. Maybe I didn't go down far enough in the bowels of Eugene outskirts. If there is a park here lemme know.

No parking lot and it's located of a busy road that has cars that come off of I-5 at a pretty fast super. Lots of trash, etc visible from road

Quite, serene, and peacefully... Definitely one of my favorite places to read a book.

Small playground structure but fun for the kids - no railings on rock formation which serves as ladder from lower- to upper-level. Structure in good shape.

it's a decent park, not too interesting of a neighborhood, eerie at night

Heads up! This is NOT where the trail starts. Go back down South to find the actual McKenzie River Trail. This path only leads you to a Do Not Trespass Road. This trail on GPS is confusing and the signs on the road for it are limited.

Love this place log up here burn so ive seen thiis place at its worst and now at its recovery

Great place for a stroll

Great camping & trails

Simply beautiful.

It’s a beautiful place where you can stroll before or after shopping—or simply take a leisurely walk while admiring the lotus flowers blooming in the pond. I’ve visited this spot many times, often while coming to shop at Macy’s or JCPenney. But lately, it feels like I come here solely for this place. There are several viewpoints scattered throughout where you can enjoy the scenery. Around this time of year, the intense sunlight and uncomfortable temperatures can be tough, but the shade under the trees offers a relaxing retreat. You can simply search for “Delta Pond Upper Parking Lot” on Google Maps to find your way there. One downside is the lack of trash bins—except at the starting point—so I have to carry my dog’s waste bags the whole way. And being close to the highway means there’s some noise and dust, which is a bit unfortunate. Still, this spot is definitely worth recommending, and I think I’ll keep coming back.

Came her 20 years ago and it was just one wood walk way (oneway) Its a Real cool place now here is a complete 2 mle walking path (complete circle) Goes thru a swampy pond area lots of vegetation with info on path about the area. Has places to sit and enjoy, Has Herons and Turtles Great Place for a Walk or a Walk with your Dog Has Poop Bags Available Its worth a Walk

Went for a walk through Delta Ponds Wildlife area on the East Bank Trail bike path with Circe (our dog).

One of the prettiest walking trail loop in Eugene. A walk which takes you to the nature and you can also see turtles, herons, geese etc.

Beautiful and convenient walking paths close to beltine freeway. Great place to take kids on nature walks. Wildlife photo opportunities.

Scenery, a shaded quiet walkway and blackberries make this a great place to visit. Bring your camera for photos of ducks, turtles, herons and egrets. There are two parking lots and several great viewing points from the trail.

Great spot for birdwatching and take a nice long walk .

For me an easy place to stay when working out of town. I stage my camper in the morning at the office. Then after work place it in my camp spot. At the end of the week I stage my camper and take it after work. Camp hosts are easy to communicate with. The 4, not 5 stars is because the showers timers suck! It's free but I want to shower. Not 7 min then wait 5 min for 7 more. Fix that and we have no problems 👌🏻

This was our first time camping here. I really enjoyed the spacious sites, large picnic table and fire pits in our campsite. There were many large trees and great walking paths that lead to the river. This campground has a day use area, boat launch, large dog park, showers, nice bathrooms, and even laundry facilities. I liked that it's location is close to Coburg and Eugene, but you feel like you're out in the country. I'll definitely stay here again!

This place is so beautiful. It’s great for weddings and birthdays and anything else you’re doing that’s respect the land and love the humanity boom.

This is a really cool RV park! Very clean, and well taken care of! The whole area is really big, and there are plenty of hiking trails along the beautiful river! Pet friendly. Lots of places to camp here also!

It's a nice place to stay. We were in site 4. I-5 is not far, but road noise wasn't bad. They have showers and laundry room with lock code (I didn't use either) and restrooms that are well lit at night. You can also hook up to cable with 55 channels and 5 antenna stations. The only possible downside to being secure, there was a vagrant allowed to ride his bicycle with trailer through the campground. After he road through, he stopped at the check in both and the host allowed him to go through the dumpster. I'd be ok with the outside dumpster, just not inside the campground.

Beautiful, expansive park bordering the McKenzie River. Great for camping, walking & hiking trails, picnicking, and hosting events. Boat launch and a separate dog park. Crilly Trail is even beautiful during the winter, when the ferns and moss provide lots of greenery.

Years ago the park was lush and green, Grass could use some water its now dry and yellow (Fire Hazard) Still a nice park to go for a walk and or picnic. Has shelters and tables and barbeques Has a Boat Launch to get your boats into the river There is another section in the park that is away from others but has been gated for a number of years. Has walking paths and as dog friendly (Leash required) Photos only show the walking trails and the river the grass is ugly and dead I gave it 3 stars because of the grass

Before going to this place, I read some reviews that mentioned many uphill sections, but the inclines were not worrisome at all, and it wasn't continuously uphill, so beginners would have no issues if they don't rush. The trail was well-maintained. Hiking with my five dogs was hectic but enjoyable. Although some houses and high-voltage lines were visible, thinking of them as landmarks made the hiking path not too bad. Make sure to follow the trail signs to avoid entering private property. The parking lot has about ten regular spots and a couple of unofficial ones. The total distance I walked was 3.98 miles, and it took about 1 hour and 30 minutes. This hike is doable even with regular sneakers. It's a recommended trail, and I plan to visit this place often with my dogs in the early mornings during weekdays.

Great local 1.5-3.5 mile loop hike depending on where you start from.

Lovely hike, on the summit you can see for miles in nearly every direction inspiring your wanderlust. As of March all the debris from the latest ice storm has been cleared and the full trail is now accessible!

I'd give this park 3.5-4. It's hilly park with loop trail at the top & few trails branching at few places. It starts at grassy open area to more woodsy with oaks, poison oaks, evergreens, some wild irises, & wildflowers along the trails. The trail consists of rocky maintenance trail & as you climb up, it becomes more dirt. Great views of Eugene at the top! Pros: parking lot, hilly, fairly well maintained trails. Cons: hilly, no bathroom or water, small parking lot

Wild iris rose is an exquisite gem nestled in the heart of Eugene, offering a breathtaking hiking experience that captures the essence of nature’s beauty. This trail is a haven for those seeking a serene escape, as it rarely suffers from overcrowding, allowing for an intimate connection with the natural surroundings. The hike itself is a harmonious blend of challenging ascents and gentle paths, making it an ideal choice for both avid runners and casual hikers. The invigorating run up the mountain provides a rewarding sense of accomplishment, while the stunning vistas at the summit are nothing short of spectacular. Wild iris stands out as one of my favorite hikes in Eugene, not only for its scenic allure but also for the tranquility it offers. Each step along the trail is a testament to the pristine wilderness, creating an all-around exceptional outdoor experience. This trail is a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the splendor of Eugene’s natural landscape.

Beautiful trails. Close to town. Dog/kid friendly. Easy paths, not rocky. Hikes up to the tip of another landing or in a loop. Wild irises blossoming at the top along path edges. Great views. Fairy garden at middle point of loop if u watch closely

A nice hike! You can go more than 5 miles if you go off trail on some of the fire roads. The basic hike is not easy with a big elevation climb from the parking lot to the summit. Or start from the summit trailhead and go downhill to start.

This is a great park for all ages, however, in the summertime (especially on weekends) it can get quite crowded and chaotic. There is plenty of play structures for every age of child. Small sand pit. Covered picnic areas that you can rent out. Plenty of picnic tables and benches, plus lots of grassy areas to put down a blanket and relax. Definitely a top tier playground for the Eugene area. Oh! And public restrooms!

Wonderful park. The grass is the first thing I noticed. Whoever is maintaining it is doing a fabulous job. Great areas designated for playground equipment, covered gathering areas, tall trees for shade and picnic areas, skate park, volleyball, and so much more. This was my first time being there on a church outing, and I am truly impressed. It is a beautiful family gathering place.

Yeah. So anyway. I went wandering. This Park is right here. Never went anywhere. I am not the only person who found it. All kinds of Human Beings here. Frolicsome. Noisome. Happy to be alive, Human Beings. Wide open. Useful. A delight. So there.

The play structures a blistering on a hot day, and the wading pool is closed on Sundays. Otherwise, it's a nicely kept up park with plenty of room to spread out. Watch out for the over-watered boggy areas.

The toilets are clean and well-stocked (I'm a fan of good bathrooms). There are lots of picnic benches for gatherings, and lots of shade for hot days. This park doesn't have a huge open grassy area; not ideal for flying a kite or playing frisbee or other ball sports. There is a basketball court behind the park, however, and it is pretty good.

Nice play structure for the kids. They offer year-round classes as well! Have a great field that could be put to better use as well as a decent little skateboard park. 🤙

Great play ground for the kids Has a trail for walking There's a skate park Picnic shelters you can reserve There's an indoor pool A n outdoor kiddy pool And a gym

Great little urban park with kids play area, picnic tables, benches, and lots of well-maintained grass, all surrounded by big beautiful street trees. Great space for frisbee, badminton, relaxing in the sun, or reading a book.

Nice park to sit and read a book. I like sitting off to the side, having a picnic, hula hooping, and watch the disk golfers do their thing! It’s not too busy at all.

Sat there and talked with friend for two hours. Meet Steve and his two dogs pebbles and bam bam. There were people picnicking and exercising and more walking their dogs. It was clean and peaceful.

Nice park and lots of shade. Free lunch for the kiddos during the summer. There are swings, slides, sandpit, basket ball hoops and a strange concrete area that appears to have been a foutian at one point. History says this whole park used to be an elementary school back in the 60s. There Is tons Of Space For frisbee or kites. Low key and not hipster like Amazon Park. Love this place.

Great Park nestled in a very nice neighborhood The neighbors come out in the park clean every morning not too busy had a lot of problems in there just a great place I've always enjoyed it

Great park with big grassy areas, sand box, play equipment, restrooms, benches and smooth skating surfaces. Great local park. I do my plastic take back there and it often has family events.

There is no swings at this park and the playground is outdated with metal slides

Great park but with it being super wish the splash pad was working. 1 is shut off totally for repairs as a sign says but no timeline given...like the button has been removed so not thinking a quick repair. And the other pad is only half working because kids have shoved things in the water spouts so they are messed up...aka WATCH YOUR KIDS AND DON'T LET THEM DESTROY PARKS. But having pretty much only 3 spots where it is working fully makes it not great currently. With there only being 2 actual splash pads in Eugene having 1 not working is unfortunate for the summer. Hoping they fix it because it is disappointing currently. Usually we go at least weekly in the summer to play here in the water so hoping it actually gets back running somwtikes this summer. But if you are a parent and your kid is going to play here tell them to not stuff sticks in the pipes and if you are there with your kids especially and see them breaking things and being destructive tell them to stop. Your kid shoving a stick in something may be fun for them for 90 seconds but ruins it for every other kid for potentially days or weeks. Will check every now and then to see if the repairs are done but hope to see it up and running soon. It is a great place for kids in the summer.

We love this park! There's lots of room to run, a big spray play area, playground, tennis court, basketball court, a lower field that usually hosts kids sports, there's also an upper field by the tennis court. Bring a picnic and stay awhile!

The park looked great but we left as water was turned off for repairs (Sunday, July 13). Maybe it'll get a 5 star if I come back when it's on 😀

Great park. Lots of open space and some good structures for smaller kids

Tennis and pickleball courts, waterplay, bathrooms, playground, big fields, nice neighborhood, and a big cheese. It’s very kid friendly. Dogs are allowed on leashes. The new mural is beautiful.

Magic button, on the ground, helps the water flow around! The big blue "buttons" activate this popular water feature. Great area to run and play, picnic and swing.

Playground is worn down, its clean and has other things to do.

It was beautiful and not at all crowded. Really its a perfect mostly secluded place to get in the water on a hot day

Hileman back channel...bigger, more current, and opened up. The log jam seems to have been pushed to the side. WARNING: the channel reenters the Willamette after a bay around the bend. This is very swift and powerful and sweeps you into dangerous snags. Unsafe for floating and inexperienced boaters. Please be careful.

I have walked this park for 4 years now. This is a natural very large park. It has a nice half mile hike to the river, on a wide path, with many side paths that are more rustic. I have had zero issues with vagrants as the very few I have seen disappear quick. There is great river access here and it is a great place to walk canines. I have met many nice people walking the paths here. If you want a dog park fenced expierience with drama and close quarters than this park is NOT for you. I see deer, geese, cranes and tons of wildlife here. This is a great quieter park in my honest opinion.

While this park doesn't really have any amenities (bathrooms, longer trail, etc.), it's a really lovely spot to hang out by the river and wander up and down the streambed. It also has some really nice swimming holes!

Love this place. If your kinda lazy you might not enjoy it as much. Beautiful part of the river. Not usually to crowded. Kids love it from youngest to oldest. 2 - 21 great family fun

It's a little hike to get to the water hole, but it's Well Worth it!!! Great for kids, teens and adults of all ages! Beautiful Scenic Grounds! However BEWARE of the Lady that lives just before the gate!!! She Acts as if She owns the park... Have Fun! Be Safe! Enjoy the Memories that are Created! Be Kind to Each Other!

Good swimming holes ….slower but still has a decent current

Skyview Solitude I wander to Skyview, a park on a hill, Where the world stands still, and the night turns chill. No footsteps follow, no laughter rings, Just me and the stars, the quiet they bring. The sky opens wide, a canvas so vast, Stories of stardust, echoes of the past. Alone in the glow of the cosmic dance, I dream of a crowd, of a fleeting chance. Wouldn’t it be grand if others came too, To gaze at the heavens in Skyview’s hue? Not for a reason, no plan, no rhyme, Just to share in the wonder, the rhythm of time. A gathering of souls beneath the night’s dome, Each finding their place, yet never alone. Eyes turned upward, hearts open and free, Bound by the mystery of infinity. Until that day, it’s just me and the stars, And the quiet embrace of this world of ours. But I’ll keep hoping, as starlight does gleam, That Skyview Park becomes more than a dream.

Definitely a toddler type playground. Nice walking path.

Nice park in a lovely area just not very toddler friendly. Super cool structures and features tho.

Nice little park, plenty of grass to lay out a blanket and watch the kids play. It's a little bit of a drive to find, and we got a few weird stares from local homeowners, but I would still come back any time!

A fun playground with a lot of interesting features. Some wear and tear.

Hidden away, in a safe peaceful neighborhood, is a sweet little park. Great for a quick walk, any time of day. Also good for tossing a ball or frisbee around. There is a playground for the kids, a few benches for the parents, No restrooms. Dog friendly.

Nice park with an easy trail for a nice stroll, but unfortunately sometimes people come with their dogs running loose. They are too privileged to follow the rules, so people like me who do follow the rules have to leave to avoid confrontation between our dogs. Too bad some people have to ruin it for everyone.

If there's grass on the field, Play ball! great spot to work on your ball skills, building trust and just having fun in the sun. Smells great too with Franz baking up hella goodness nearby!

Beautiful park with baseball diamond that doubles as a fenced in area for dogs to run free when there is no game going on. Also has a jungle gym for little ones . I'd say around 10-15 car parking lot.

As always, I love it there. Nice and quite, quaint park. Has small baseball field that youngsters use for games. No bathrooms, no water fountains. Has a playground.

Great little park with a baseball field and picnic tables. Depending on what time you go you will get the heavenly smell from Franz Bakery baking bread

I love this place I wish others would as well I clean up garbage a lot along the river and it's very sad

Nice quiet and quaint little neighborhood park with a small playground and little league baseball field. The park area had several picnic table but there was some soggy areas in the grass and some sketchy homeless people living in there vehicle.

It's a nice place. Great for reenacting vampire baseball. 4 stars because all of the screws seemed loose and most of the boards were pretty wobbly. 10/10 place, 6/10 stability

Good park, wide open and good equipment for the kids. We always try to take the kids somewhere new and different. Sometimes parks are just open fields or hiking trails, not really suitable for little ones. This park has enough to keep them entertained for a while. Will be back.

Great play round and wide area of grass to play in!

Fun little playground. All the classics. Teeter-totter is pretty beat-up. A nice, tucked-away neighborhood.

Beautiful, scenic atmosphere with a sense of calmness and I found a true connection with God. It has a playground for the children and is also dog-friendly. Picnic tables and good energy..

Pretty deec. Outdated playground stuffs but its all functional. Quiet but good clientele numbers. Good open space available. No restroom.

Loving that park. Apple trees everywhere 😊❤️ my kids and I are in love with it.

A bit spendy for a course where the public literally walks thru, jogs thru, or bikes thru your round. But a unique course and conveniently located. Clubhouse restaurant is pretty darn good after a round too.

Really cool park. Awesome bouncy turf, climbing logs, a bathroom, 3 splash pad areas, nets, and some balance rounds. We went opening day and LOVED it. Great addition to the EWEB fountain.

You can definitely tell most of the funds went to underground work. Good for small children, but as soon as the fall weather comes this place will be empty. I get inflation but 5.3 million its pretty disappointing.

My kid says this is his new favorite park! Great addition to the river walk.

The trails and park are nice, but without access to the actual river (a beach area or something) and some trees for shade it is lacking in my opinion. I really think the river inaccessibility is a problem - it feels like Eugene isn't appreciating the Willamette river enough. So many towns that have rivers running through them let the river shine. Eugene seems to want to hide it and I feel that is a shortcoming of this park. For goodness sake, its call the riverfront!

Park seemed really nice, unfortunately I couldn't stay. I went today (Sept 2nd) and there were SO many very aggressive bees, as well as wasps. Perhaps for some that's not a big deal but I'm allergic. I don't want to find out if my 3yo is, too . Maybe something to keep in mind if you have an allergy, or phobia.

Beautiful and fun! We had a great time and impressed by the amenities (water bottle refill at the water fountain, bathrooms, different zones to hang, misting splash pad and cute statues to discover throughout the playground). A great addition!

New park still under development but what is there is very nice. Shaded seating areas are nice.