The 20 Best Parks in Lake Oswego, OR

Fresh reviews:

This is it! I finally found it!I have spent the last two years asking myself why there aren’t any covered playgrounds in Portland, and where I am supposed to take my energetic little kid to play on rainy days. West Lake Park is the answer.The playground is covered, with equipment for both toddlers and big kids…

Renee E.

Westlake Park

The Millennium Plaza Park is a breathtaking component of Lake Oswego. There is lots to eat and art to observe, amidst a beautiful riverfront. This is the stuff dreams are made out of. It has at least an upper middle class feel to it.I went here to plugin my phone at a bakery. There was so much bliss here. A…

Noah U.

Millenium Plaza Park

Green Tree Park has recently had a fantastic makeover, that is if your kids are 5 and under.The new structure has so many things to keep tykes interested, and it’s low to the ground, so you don’t have to worry so much about falls. The structure has slides, climbing walls, steps, a tunnel, drums, bells, and…

Lauren C.

Green Tree Park

I was having brunch nearby with a friend and our kids– this park was within walking distance. It is tucked away in a neighborhood. There is a big kids playground and a playground designed for little kids which is nice. It’s not huge but nice. I would come again if I were in the area.

Alison M.

Waluga Park - East

Thought this park was going to be really nice, but I found a bunch of broken glass in the sand and water where all the kids were playing. Plus tons of trash in the water and on the shore. :(

Madison P.

George Rogers Park

The McNary Park is at par level. It has a fun grass field, tidy plants and a playground. There are way better places to observe nature in Portland and in Lake Oswego. This is isolated in suburbia and it lacks a drinking fountain.I am here at this park now. Really, I was looking for something near my community…