Parks & Recreation Guide

 

Champoeg State Heritage Area 503-678-1251. Called the "Birthplace of Oregon," Champoeg was once a bustling riverside town where settlers and trappers gathered to form a provisional government in 1843. The townsite was destroyed in a series of devastating floods more than a century ago, but Oregon history lives on through the preserved buildings, historical sites and interpretive displays throughout the park, as well as the Champoeg Visitor Center. Hiking and biking trails, tent and trailer camping, picnicking and an outdoor amphitheater.

 

Silver Creek Falls, located near Woodburn, Oregon

Silver Falls State Park 503-873-8681. Oregon's largest state park boasts no less than 10 dazzling waterfalls that cascade down Silver Creek Canyon. Hike the 7-mile "Trail of Ten Falls" through douglas fir and western hemlock stands, or visit historic South Falls Lodge, with exhibits on park history. Log cabins are available for receptions and picnics; there are also picnic areas, equestrian facilities and a campground.

 

Silver Creek Canyon. Hike the 7-mile "Trail of Ten Falls" through Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock stands, or visit historic South Falls Lodge, with exhibits on park history. Log cabins are available for receptions and picnics; there are also picnic areas, equestrian facilities and a campground. Woodburn

 

Woodburn Memorial Aquatic CenterWoodburn Memorial Aquatic Center 503-982-5288. This year-round, all-ages facility features a competition-sized swimming pool complete with a 50-foot water slide and rope swing, plus a shallow wading pool for children. For adults, there's a 102-degree therapeutic spa on deck. Certified instructors offer swimming lessons and water fitness programs for children and adults

 

OGA Members Course at Tukwila 503-981-6105. Nestled in a rustic filbert orchard, Tukwila is an 18-hole public golf course with driving range and restaurant owned and operated by the Oregon Golf Association. The course is a 6,650-yard, par-72 course designed by renowned golf course architect Bill Robinson.

 

Senior Estates Golf and Country Club 503-982-1776. Active seniors will enjoy this private golf and country club, the centerpiece of Woodburn's retirement community. Senior Estates boasts its own 18-hole golf course, pro shop, indoor swimming pool, spa, exercise facilities, pool room, restaurant and more, plus a full slate of social activities. Associate golf and club memberships available.

 

The Oregon Garden, located near Woodburn, OregonOregon Garden 877-674-2733. Visit this world-class public display garden and botanical complex in Silverton. Green thumb or not, you'll marvel at the beauty of the garden's spectacular floral displays, from formal gardens to completely natural meadows, wetlands and forests. Tour the Gordon House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Open seven days a week, with many special events, classes and concerts throughout the year.

 

West Woodburn Golf Course You don't have to golf like a pro to enjoy a good round of golf at Woodburn's infamous 9-hole regulation golf course, affectionately dubbed the "sand greens" by locals. Highway 219 two miles west of Woodburn.

 

Settlemier Park Located next to Woodburn Memorial Aquatic Center, the park features lighted tennis courts, lighted softball diamonds, a playground, restrooms and picnic shelters. Settlemier Avenue at Oak Street.

 

Legion Park Features a soccer stadium, softball and baseball fields, group picnic areas and a playground. The park also includes facilities for festivals, and is home to the Woodburn Mexican Fiesta every August. Home field of the Cascade Surge soccer team. Located on Park Avenue at James Street.

 

Centennial Park Features soccer fields, softball and baseball fields, playgrounds, picnic areas and more. Home to Woodburn's Fourth of July Fireworks and Celebration. Parr Road.

 

 

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