Pacific City Park

Nelson Nature Park is a "passive park" set in a tranquil wetland habitat with a diverse range of animals and plants. Despite the lack of ball fields and playground equipment, this park has a lot to offer. It's ideal for a little light exercise or just a leisurely stroll, with a half mile of paved walking paths flowing between big trees and native plants.

This 5 acre park is pleasantly wooded and features: A baseball diamond that also serves as a soccer pitch A court for basketball Fountain of water Parking available off-street Shelter for picnics Restrooms A playground and a tot lot

21.25 acres This neighborhood park is next to Auburn Riverside High School and is located along the banks of the White River. Park Roegner 1 The trail system has both hard and soft-surfaced parts to accommodate a variety of users, including equestrians from the Hidden Valley community. A bench with a salmon motif was commissioned for the park and is strategically situated to offer views of the river.

Softball, soccer, tennis, and basketball fields, as well as a playground and walking route.

Isaac Evans Park is a riverfront park that offers the community significant passive recreation possibilities. The park's proximity to Dykstra Park via the suspension bridge makes it more accessible to locals while also attracting visitors. A paved trail winds its way around the park's perimeter. The forests around the trail's perimeter are left in their natural state. Clusters of picnic tables, a picnic shelter, bathroom facilities, and playground equipment are strewn over the grassy area on the trail's inner.

8-acre park with a playground, picnic tables, and a BBQ grill, as well as numerous old cedar trees.