A nice, cozy green space in the middle of an otherwise utilitarian (and yet still beautiful) section of the city, ensconced amidst high-rise medical facilities and condo/apartment complexes, with...
Elizabeth Caruthers Park
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Elizabeth Caruthers Park in Portland, Oregon, spans 2.12 acres and honors the pioneering legacy of Elizabeth Caruthers, one of the city's early settlers. Established in 2009, the park is located near the banks of the river, a site historically significant for both early settlers and the Native American communities who traded in the area.
The park features amenities such as an unpaved path, a splash pad, and a public art installation, making it a welcoming greenspace for recreation and engagement. As part of Portland's vibrant network of parks, it reflects the city's commitment to preserving local history and providing inclusive access to green areas for all community members.
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Thank goodness for this green space! Otherwise the South Waterfront would be nothing but skyscrapers and traffic. While small, it absolutely provides some calm, a place to rest, picnic, walk your...
Such a neat park and so needed for this developing part of the city. Big open grassy field in the center, surrounded by (my favorite) wooden boardwalks and tons of native plants! I admit I was...
The centralized gathering ground of south waterfront residents. The park distinguishes itself from the skyscrapers surrounding it by featuring a large dog park, bocce court, flower blooms, water...
We are fortunate enough to live right across the street from this park. While there aren't any playgrounds for kids, there is a lovely splash pad and bocce ball area. Plus, there is ample grass...
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