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Lake Oswego · Clackamas County · park · 31.0 acres

Canal Acres Park

4.4Google rating(32 reviews)

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At a glance

Hours

6:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Visitor amenities

…be in nature

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  • nature40
  • seniors20

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On the ground

Trails

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Overview

About this park

Canal Acres Park is a 31-acre natural area at the corner of Childs Road and Canal Road, next to Bryant Woods Nature Park.

Setting

Landscape & setting

Its paths are informal, and the site is used for wildlife viewing. With Bryant Woods and River Run, the three natural areas have about two miles of relatively flat trails.

Pet policy

Dogs & pets

The city asks visitors to stay on the trail, keep dogs on a leash, and pick up after them.

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Getting there

Childs Road and Canal Road, Lake Oswego, OR
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Confidence score

89/ 100

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Park information is compiled from Portland Parks & Recreation, Metro, THPRD, and other regional park agencies. Verify time-sensitive conditions with the managing agency before visiting.