places with playgrounds
This map indicates every location tagged "playground" that we've visited and blogged about so far, with the orange markers indicating things that are currently in season / open / available.
- OMSI
- OMSI is choc full of science - and other people.
- PlayDate PDX
- Quality rainy day play while you put your feet up.
- G6 Airpark
- Fly like a G6? Me neither. But at least you can achieve temporary flight at G6.
- Fir Point Farms
- Where goats perform tricks for food. And other delights!
- George Rogers Park
- More soigné and bijou than Sauvie Island. Naturellement.
- Battle Ground Lake State Park
- A pretty lakeside trail, plus other amenities.
- Fort Vancouver
- After 200 years, still the only reason to visit Vancouver.
- Washington Park Playground
- Portland's largest play structure is usually pretty busy.
- Westmoreland Park
- A neighborhood park with water features - and scary birds.
- Lacamas Park
- A sublime showcase of Northwestern habitats.
- Graham Oaks Nature Park
- A fairly dull hike in fairly dull suburbs - with a nice playground.
- Portland Farmers Market
- Pleasant and fun (if not cheap) shopping.
- Mount Tabor Park
- Three reservoirs, two playgrounds and a volcano.
- Oxbow Regional Park
- Beautiful forested and riverside trails over on the wrong side of Gresham.
- Columbia Park
- A big, beautiful park to play in – especially in summer.
- Cooper Mountain Nature Park
- Who knew there was a mountain in Beaverton?
- Sellwood Park
- An enormous playground and space to kick a ball around...
- Peninsula Park
- The jewel in the crown of the Portland parks system.
- Johnson Creek Park
- A neighborhood playground with a pretty stream en suite.
- Elk Rock Island
- Welcome to Portland's second creepiest park!
- Blue Lake Regional Park
- A lively summertime spot by the lake with plenty to do. Out of season.
- Safari Sam’s
- Blacklit minigolf... without pirates?! Permanently closed.
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