The Fields Park 1099 Northwest Overton Street, Portland, OR 97209

The Fields Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 1099 Northwest Overton Street in Portland, Oregon. This park offers a beautiful green space for visitors to enjoy, with a playground, dog off-leash area, and oval walking path that remain open to the public. However, two-thirds of the grassy oval area is currently closed due to the Pacific Power - Willamette River Crossing Project. This project involves the removal and replacement of power supply cables in the sediment of the Willamette River to accommodate the EPA's cleanup of the Portland Harbor Superfund Site. During the construction phase, the park will serve as a staging area for equipment and drills needed to create tunnels under the riverbed for the new power lines.

The Fields Park is part of the Pearl District, which has a rich history of industrial and transportation activities that have since transitioned into a vibrant mixed-use development. The park is the third in a series of parks outlined in the Portland River District Park System Urban Design Framework Study, with the goal of creating green spaces within the urban renewal area. Visitors to The Fields Park can also find a Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN) on site, providing a place to seek assistance after a major earthquake.

The City of Portland is committed to ensuring meaningful access to all its programs and services, providing translation, interpretation, modifications, accommodations, and other services as needed. Visitors can request these services online or by calling the provided phone number. Explore The Fields Park and enjoy a peaceful retreat in the heart of the bustling Pearl District.