Durham City Park
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(from Google)The parks here never cease to charm and surprise me. This park may look small on a map, but it has SO much to offer. Plus, it connects to Cook Park where there's a great boat launch. The off-leash dog park is big with perfectly placed benches for comfort, the trails are both paved and natural so you can "pick your adventure", and there's private river access for a quiet afternoon.
Absolutely gorgeous little park. This park is made for all family members from all ages. Dog friendly and very clean.
Suits for small & older kids. My daughter had a great time & engaged for 1hr. There is trail & lease free dog area as well. Also few picnic tables available along with a shaded picnic area
This park was great for my dog. Way exceeded expectations for a dog park. The off leash area was extremely clean and all owners were very friendly and responsible with their dogs. It'd be great if the off leash area were fenced, or if the walking paths surrounding the asphalt were off leash as well. But overall we loved the size of the grassy area and had a great experience with the other dogs and owners.. we will definitely be back!
Durham City Park is a fantastic local park that is part of a Tri-City Park system. The three phenomenal cities of Durham, Tigard, and Tualatin have worked together to create a local recreational network that includes walking, biking, jogging trails; picnic areas, as well as great places to walk your furry family including off-leash parks. There are multiple options for parking to reach the park. The most direct is to take to SW Rivendell Dr off of SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.