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Summerlake City Park

Overview: Summerlake City Park is rated 4.7/5 from 1087 Google reviews. This city park offers a variety of activities, including soccer, tennis, fishing, and a playground. Amenities: Reviewers often mention seating and covered spots and restrooms nearby. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs.

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4.7Google rating

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4.7(1,087 reviews)

People say this city park offers a variety of activities, including soccer, tennis, fishing, and a playground. They highlight the beautiful scenery, well-maintained trails, and dedicated parking. They also like the covered seating, play structures, and bathrooms.

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Address11450 SW Winter Lake Dr, Tigard, OR 97223, USA

Phone(503) 718-2591

City pageTigard

Imported fromTigard, OR

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Holli2 months ago

From a dogs POV; great little park tucked into a cute neighborhood. Off leash dog park is small, but the trails are nice and well maintained. Definitely a good spot for a stroll threw nature and awesome sniffing. Lots of squirrels and geese. Will bring the human more often.

Steven Quick9 months ago

Never been to this park. Tigard Chamber celebrated 70 years. Its just tucked away and it's beautiful. Covered seating, play structures, bathrooms, dedicated parking. A hidden gem.

Teri “Teri's Tunes Pdx” Briggs5 months ago

Grandson has a soccer skills class at the park. Because of my involvement with Harper's Playground, I view my experience with a park through the lens of inclusivity. While there are many paved pathways throughout, one must walk on bark chips to access the play equipment. The sand area was fully enclosed by a round cement wall. Thus, it would be challenging for someone in a wheelchair or walker to access the play areas and equipment. The trails circle Summer Lake which is really beautiful right now in it's Fall splendor.

michael wal2 years ago

This one of my favorite parks, you walk around a beautiful lake which path is paved. There's a nice playground for kids, very clean restroom. Dogs allowed, and there also a dog park. I enjoy a stroll around the lake. You can bring a child on stroller.People are very friendly. Some of path goes behind homes back yard with beautiful gardens.Pickelball and basketball courts and plenty benches and pinic area enjoy a walk there.

Rhonda Birk3 years ago

I've been bringing my friend here to help her walk using a walker. The sidewalks in the park are pretty flat and good for her to practice. The park has a basketball court, pickleball courts, baseball field, kids playground, (with a sandpit that little kids can't escape from... 😆), bathrooms and a covered picnicking area. There is a small parking lot, but so far I've parked on the street. Park is in a nice friendly neighborhood, and there are lots of people out walking with and without dogs. Twice I've seen dog obedience classes being taught near picnic area.

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