Wesley Lynn Park

Oregon City Parks & Recreation aspires to provide high-quality parks, facilities, programs, and support services to people of all ages in order to promote recreation, leisure, and cultural opportunities.

Park Place Park is located in the Park Place community. As part of a one-year trial period, the park includes natural areas, plenty of space for children to play, walking trails, and an off-leash dog area (OLDA).

Warner Parrott Road leads to Chapin Park. Residents in the area can also stroll to the park through entry points at the end of Glacier Court or Hein Court.

The entrance to Waterboard Park is near the armory, at the end of John Adams Street. Waterboard Park is a natural environment with walking routes, wildlife, and a stunning view of Oregon City from Waterboard Park Promontory.

View the Willamette River below, admire the oak trees above, picture brilliant spring wildflowers, and learn about Oregon City's history.

Although Carnegie Park does not have a shelter, it can be rented for big gatherings such as church meetings, concerts, and reunions.