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Jacob G. • September 6, 2014Beautiful park. It is a great place to workout and feel like your getting away from the city.
Ben D. • September 23, 2016Incredible urban park with grass on the east side and wild forest and trails on the west
Mary D. • August 2, 2017Awesome local neighborhood park! Best spot to bring a blanket and read a book. Great basketball courts, playgrounds and even outdoor movies showing in the summer.
Meike B. • June 23, 2015One of my favorite park in town! On a good day you can see up to 4 Mountains. It's a neat park and they also have a dog park. Make sure to take the time to do the 4T trail!
C D. • August 6, 2013Gorgeous, and remarkably peaceful for being so close to downtown. That said, it took my husband and I a while to acclimate to the signage in this park-- it isn't always immediately clear.
Stuart C. • July 10, 2015One of my favorite spots for the summer Movies in the Park. Great for people watching, never too crowded and plenty of shaded areas. There's a dog field at the peak of the hill and basketball courts.
Sara J. • June 29, 2017Can park here and hike all of the way up to Pittock Mansion, again great views. Pittock is also preserved as a museum - beautiful old home with interesting history.
jann j. • September 23, 2016My then best is and I used to be crazy here! Her family lived on Oneonta, right across from here. Drank under the bridge, etc, BEFORE condos were here. Was all park! 70s.
Zoey M. • February 24, 2015The park is great for baseball, soccer, playground for Kids who are disabled. Great tennis court plus a designated area for the dog park that is off leash and you should see nice ppl pesticide free!!
H. C. • August 19, 2016I'm not sure what makes this a "park" but I do love this block. Good fountain for cooling off in the summer and comes with its own Elephants for easy plaza snacks and drinks.
Brooke G. • August 19, 2014Great park. Love the dog park. Super shady. Be wary if you have small dogs tho, mine got out through a hole in the fence once
Grant K. • July 25, 2012Nice park with a lot of open sky. In summer there is a waterfall-type wading pool that the kids love, and we adult like the positive, happy kid energy.
Sara J. • June 29, 2017Can park at Marquam and hike all of the way up to Council Crest for a great view of the city and Mt Hood.
Colin N. • August 19, 2017Trails are nice, fresh air is amazing, but drive out east to Vista House if you want an experience you'll never forget!
Jocelyn N. • February 11, 2013Parking is tight, so carpool if you can. GREAT trail for jogging strollers as well as kids / family walks. www.jocelynelson.com
Corinn M. • May 12, 2010My dog loves this park. Very big and spread out, easy to find a quiet semi-private picnic spot.
Dana D. • April 4, 2023Beautiful park right on the Willamette River. In the spring, the cherry blossoms are amazing!
Timothy M. • July 17, 2014Beautiful park! Great for get-togethers and family reunions if you make a reservation for an area ahead of time.
Ann • September 2, 2011If you want to try the best selection of binoculars, scopes and accessories, visit the Nature Store. Their expert staff will help you choose just the right equipment for your needs!
Matthew B. • May 21, 2014Head over to the north side of the park and grab a seat to watch all of the dogs in the dog park. It's also just a great spot to people-watch.
John T. • July 21, 2013Great park, but the world's TINIEST park, and the LARGEST leprechaun colony outside of Ireland, is conveniently located in the cross-walk out of the park as well :)
Alex B. • February 24, 2014The Grimm pilot opens with a contemporary Little Red Riding Hood running along a path in Berkeley Park.
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