Address: 7040 NE 47th Ave, Portland, OR 97218, USA
Phone: +15038232525
Sunday: 5AM–12AM
Monday: 5AM–12AM
Tuesday: 5AM–12AM
Wednesday: 5AM–12AM
Thursday: 5AM–12AM
Friday: 5AM–12AM
Saturday: 5AM–12AM
Debbie Timmins
The park has been redone. There is now a paved parking lot with accessible parking spaces. Two pots potties, one was wheelchair accessible. I wouldn't count on the ports potties always being there. Trails are natural surface and mostly flat. Short trail
Neng Thao
The wildlife area is great for view turtles and ducks. Not much to see though. The trail leads west to 2 abandoned baseball field.
Pearblossom 13
Today was the first time I’ve ever been to this wildlife nature park. It’s a nice little get away. You get to walk through a wooded area around the pond. Not sure I saw the whole park though. As we were walking around the park from North to South, I also saw another pond. We chose not to go over there bc two gentlemen were there enjoying the peace and quiet. Not a long distance to walk all the way around the front pond. So, if you’re not much of a walker, this would be a nice place to start. They have a huge gazebo, a sanded area with logs to just sit and hang out. There’s a path that you can take to walk out on a pier. Seemed to be a place where people wanted to come and be quiet. Course could be I just hit it on a Monday after work 😂
Heidi Nash
This is one of our families favorite walking spots. There are always ducks and geese. Sometimes we get lucky and see the stork and beaver. Its beautiful in any of the 4 seasons, and very kid friendly. My almost 3 year old LOVES coming here :)
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No. This park is an animal protected sanctuary. Its more for observing the variety of wildlife.
I suppose you could, its more of a large pond. Not sure if its any good or not.
It's a wildlife refuge and so dogs are not allowed.
It's a wildlife refuge and such dogs are not allowed.
The parking part of the park is all disabled friendly with all the sidewalks having ramps. Some trails are wood planks ( like to get down to the dock overlooking the pond ) while others are fine gravel. Ther are stairs lead in to the gazebo but they do have handrails. I can't honestly say if the trails are wheelchair friendly but ( I think ) a motorized one or one with assistance would be alright. Feel free to ask any more specific questions.
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