TOP 10 Parks department in Portland, Oregon

Cully Park, located at 5810 Northeast 72nd Avenue in Portland, Oregon, is a 25-acre park that has been transformed from a former landfill into a beautiful green space for the community to enjoy. In partnership with Verde and Let Us Build Cully Park, this park is a symbol of neighborhood improvement and a testament to what the Cully neighborhood can achieve. The park was once a landfill known as Killingsworth Fast Disposal, which was closed in 1990 and acquired by the Department of Environmental Quality. The City of Portland purchased the property in 2002 and, after implementing a master plan in 2009, began development in 2011. The first phase of the park opened in June 2018, with funding from a mix of public and private sources, including grants and donations facilitated by Verde.

The Sacajawea Statue is an outdoor institution located at 2600 Southwest Lewis Clark Way in Portland, Oregon. Surrounded by forest, this free archery range is managed by Portland Parks & Recreation. Crossbows are not allowed on the range, and parking is available at the gravel lot next to the field. Adjacent to the archery range is the Hoyt Arboretum, a museum of living trees featuring over 2,300 species from around the world. Trails span 12 miles and trail maps are provided. The arboretum is managed in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation.

Located in Portland, Oregon, United States, Fogelbo House is a historic institution nestled in the mature trees along Oleson Road. The name "Fogelbo" comes from the Fogelquist family name, meaning "bird on a branch" in Swedish. The property was generously deeded to Nordic Northwest in 2014 by Sir Ross Fogelquist, a passionate collector of Nordic antiques and folk arts. This unique estate houses one of the largest private collections of Nordic antiques in the United States. Ross Fogelquist, a member of the Order of the Polar Star and knighted by the King of Sweden, has charmed thousands of visitors with his fascinating collection over the past sixty-four years.

River City Bicycles, located at 706 Southeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard in Portland, Oregon, has been serving the cycling community since 1995. Our flagship store offers a wide range of bikes, components, accessories, shoes, and apparel from top brands. We also provide full-service department to keep you rolling smoothly. In addition to our great selection of products, we offer flexible financing options through Synchrony Bank, allowing you to ride now and pay later. Our store also features a variety of branded merchandise including hats, t-shirts, cycling kits, and more.