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Oregon City · Clackamas County · park · 0.98 acres

Barclay Hills Park

4.2Google rating(82 reviews)

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At a glance

Hours

6:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Visitor amenities

…stay a while

  • Benchfacility
  • Picnic Areafacility

…play & family

  • Playgroundfamily

…get active

  • Basketball Courtsports

Best for

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  • kids40
  • family33
  • toddlers33
  • sports33
  • seniors20

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Overview

About this park

Tucked into the eastern hills of Oregon City near Newell Creek Canyon, this park serves the neighborhood once known as Elyville — a name being reclaimed alongside the later Barclay Hills designation.

The terrain slopes toward the canyon edge, putting visitors within easy reach of one of the region's most dramatic natural corridors.

On site

Amenities & facilities

A recently renovated playground and basketball court make it a well-used gathering spot for families on this quieter, hillier side of the city.

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Getting there

13571 Barclay Hills Dr
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Check the official source for current hours and closures. Amenities are from public park records and may change seasonally. The agency page remains the source of record.

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Confidence score

78/ 100

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