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Mt. Angel · Marion County · park · 8.00 acres

Ebner Park

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At a glance

Hours

Dawn to dusk

Visitor amenities

…stay a while

  • Restroomfacility
  • Shelterfacility
  • Picnic Areafacility
  • Drinking Fountainfacility
  • Facility Rentalfacility

…play & family

  • Playgroundfamily

…get active

  • Soccer Fieldsports
  • Baseball Fieldsports
  • Basketball Courtsports

…be in nature

  • Trailnature

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Overview

About this park

Ebner Park is the city's largest park, about 8 acres, beside the Public Works shops at 905 W Marquam Street.

Flush toilets can be opened with a key checked out for a reservation.

On site

Amenities & facilities

It has walking paths, a nature play area, a soccer field, a baseball field, and a basketball court. The picnic shelter has six picnic tables.

Electrical outlets are inside and outside the restrooms, a water faucet is under the restroom sink, and a drinking fountain is west of the picnic shelter.

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Getting there

905 W Marquam St, Mt. Angel, OR 97362
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Confidence score

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Mt. Angel Parks Website

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