
Beaverton · Washington County · Tualatin Hills (Beaverton area) · 12.3 acres
Camille Park
4.5Google rating(230 reviews)
Why this park
- Playground
- Restroom
- Picnic Area
Score breakdown
- Query78
- Distance55
- Amenities100
- Age60
- Access100
At a glance
- Hours
Open daily, dawn to dusk
Visitor amenities
…stay a while
- Accessible Featuresfacility
- Drinking Fountainfacility
- Restroomfacility
- Picnic Areafacility
- Shelterfacility
…play & family
- Playgroundfamily
…get active
- Baseball Fieldsports
- Horseshoesports
- Tennis Courtsports
…be in nature
- Trailnature
Accessibility
Structured attributes when known. Unknown stays blank — we never invent access.
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accessible parking
- Accessible restroom
- Accessible playground
- Accessible trail
- Accessible entrance
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- Kids
- Sports
- Seniors
- Accessibility
- accessibility100
- kids80
- family67
- toddlers67
- sports67
- seniors60
Location map
Pin location for directions and nearby context.
Park size map
Approximate footprint based on 12.3 acres.
On the ground
Trails
Overview
About this park
Behind McKay Elementary and Whitford Middle School in the Denney Whitford/Raleigh West neighborhood is Camille Park.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. For more information, visit the Babatte Horenstein Tennis Center Information Page
On site
Amenities & facilities
It boasts a variety of park amenities, including tennis courts and a covered picnic shelter, which is available for private rentals. Visit the Park Rentals page .
Swings, a slide for younger children, and a sand pit are also at the site. Camille Park is a great park to visit in the spring; a field of camas lilies blooms annually.
Dedicated Court Time: Two of Camille Parks Tennis courts are reservable from June 1 to September 30 for preset 90-minute blocks from 5-8 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; 10 am-1 pm.
Setting
Landscape & setting
A boardwalk traverses wetland and Oregon white oak habitats, with a pedestrian bridge crossing over a small creek.
The preservation of this Oregon white oak habitat is part of the master plan for Camille Park.
Oak habitats have been reduced to approximately 5% of their original acreage in Oregon, making the preservation of Camille Park's oak habitat very important regionally.
Things to do
Things to do
A nature play area includes several nature-themed structures - a boulder, a hollowed-out log, and a stacked log structure to test children's climbing and balancing skills.
Today
Weather
Forecast is advisory — confirm park hours before you go.
Plan your visit
Nearby
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Data quality
Sources
Confidence checks: coordinates · website · image · hours · amenities (and last verified when known).
Confidence score
100/ 100
THPRD Parks Website
- official website
- coordinates
- amenities
- hours
- image
- last verified
Confirm hours on the official page before visiting.