Coming of the White Man Statue 92205 Southwest Washington Way, Portland, OR 97205

The Coming of the White Man Statue is an outdoor range located at 92205 Southwest Washington Way in Portland, Oregon. Surrounded by forest, this range is free for drop-in use, but visitors must bring their own equipment as crossbows are not allowed. Managed by Portland Parks & Recreation, the archery range offers a peaceful setting for practice or play. Parking is free at the gravel lot next to the field.

Adjacent to the statue is the Hoyt Arboretum, a living tree museum with over 2,300 species from around the world along 12 miles of trails. Trail maps are available for visitors to explore the diverse collection of trees. The arboretum is managed in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation.

The open field at the Coming of the White Man Statue is available on a first come, first serve basis, with occasional reservations. Organized play or practice requires a permit for a fee. For more information on permits, visit Athletic Field Rental on the Portland.gov website or call 503-823-PLAY.

Additionally, visitors can enjoy the nearby Oregon Zoo, home to nearly 2,000 animals representing over 200 species. The zoo offers discounted admission for families on public assistance and timed ticketing for entry. TriMet's MAX light rail station is conveniently located next to the zoo for easy access.

Picnic tables are scattered throughout the park and can be reserved for large parties through Portland Parks & Recreation. Alcohol is not permitted in the park unless part of a permitted event. Public restrooms are available at various locations within the park, maintained by Portland Parks & Recreation.

For a cultural experience, visitors can explore an authentic Japanese garden at the nearby haven of beauty. The garden features eight different styles and offers seasonal activities, performances, and demonstrations. Discounted admission is available for families on public assistance through the Arts for All program.

Nearby, an accessible playground with slides, swings, and a sand pit is available for children to enjoy. The adjacent Elephant House can be reserved for picnics and events through Portland Parks & Recreation. Tennis courts are also available next to the Rose Garden for visitors to work on their strokes.

For a unique educational experience, visitors can visit the World Forestry Center's Discovery Museum to learn about the importance of trees and forests. Interactive exhibits help visitors of all ages understand their connection to the forest. Peggy the locomotive and the petrified tree exhibit are free to explore on the campus grounds. TriMet's MAX light rail station is conveniently located adjacent to the World Forestry Center for easy access.