6201 SE Overland St. Milwaukie, OR
Acres: 1.3
Amenities: Picnic Facilites, Playground
Heddie Notz Park
7821 SE Strawberry Lane, Clackamas, OR
Hours: Opens half hour before sunrise and closes half hour after sunset
Acres: 2.5
Amenities: Picnic Facilities, Playground, Parking, Walking Path
Furnberg Park
6850 SE Furnberg Ave. Milwaukie, OR
Hours: Opens half hour before sunrise and closes half hour after sunset
Acres: 2.6
Amenities: Soccer, Walking Trail, Playground, Picnic Facilities
Furnberg Park is a community gem tucked away in the Linwood Neighborhood in Milwaukie. A boardwalk trail curves its way through a beautiful natural area, and a walking path leads through an open lawn with picnic tables, benches and a playground.
Dogwood Park
11299 SE Main St. Milwaukie, OR
Dogwood Park may be small, but the location, Milwaukie’s Main Street, provides a pleasant view overlooking the river and makes the park a popular destination for lunch-hour picnickers.
Acres: 0.75
Amenities: Picnic Facilities, Parking
Ball-Michel Park
9781 SE Stanley Ave. Milwaukie, OR
Acres: 0.83
Amenities: Picnic Facilities, Playground, Shelter, Parking
Ella V. Osterman Park
10501 S.E. William Otty Road, Happy Valley, OR 97086
Ella V. Osterman Park, part of the Eagle Landing development, is perched on Happy Valley’s west slope and overlooks the Clackamas area.
Acres: 31
Amenities: Picnic Facilites, Playground, Shelter
Summerfield Park
14001 SE Summerfield Loop. Clackamas, OR
Acres: 0.9
Amenities: Basketball, Picnic Facilites, Playground, Shelter
Sieben Park
Pioneer Park
Pioneer Park is located at the corner of 152nd Drive and Pioneer Drive in Clackamas, OR.
This 2-acre neighborhood park includes a playground with climbing boulders, logs and swings, a basketball court, picnic shelter and tables, a perimeter trail and open play areas. The park was built by Icon, the developers of the adjacent new Hidden Falls neighborhood. North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District will maintain the park.
Pioneer Park is the last of the six Sunnyside Village parks that were identified through the Sunnyside Village Plan, adopted within the Clackamas County Comprehensive Plan in 1993. The plan required the purchase and development of these parks by NCPRD. Funding of these parks was provided by a special park acquisition fee paid by developers in the community. The other five parks are; Pfiefer, Village Green Park, Sieben, Summerfield and Ashley Meadows.
Pfeifer Park
14074 SE 139th Ave. Clackamas, OR
Hours: Opens half hour before sunrise and closes half hour after sunset
Acres: 5.5
Amenities: Basketball, Soccer, Walking Trail, Picnic Facilities, Playground, Shelter, Parking
Pfeifer Park has a lot to offer, with playgrounds for children of various ages, a walking path that encircles the entire 5.5-acre park, a picnic shelter, and a large open multi-use lawn area. On clear days there is a stunning view of Mt. Hood off in the distance.
