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Beaverton · Washington County · Tualatin Hills (Beaverton area) · 87.4 acres

Greenway Park

4.5Google rating(479 reviews)

Why this park

83%Great match
  • Playground
  • Shelter
  • Covered shelter if weather turns
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

  • Basketball Courtsports
  • Disc Golfsports
  • Tennis Courtsports

…be in nature

  • Trailnature
  • Wildlife Viewingnature

…culture & learning

  • Public Artculture

Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible restroom
  • Accessible playground
  • Accessible trail

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Best for

Suitability from published amenities — not invented by AI.

  • Kids
  • Sports
  • Seniors
  • Accessibility
  • accessibility100
  • sports100
  • kids80
  • family67
  • toddlers67
  • seniors60

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On the ground

Trails

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Overview

About this park

Greenway Park features THPRD's only disc golf course. One of the largest parks in the district (87 acres), Greenway Park includes several play structures.

The park is a regular site for the district's summer concert series, and is the place to go to in Beaverton for disc golf; the nine-hole course attracts both beginners and advanced players.

Permanent restrooms were added to the park in the summer of 2024.

On the east side of Greenway Park sits the Koll Center Wetlands Natural Area, with bird-watching opportunities year-round.

Greenway Park has a concept plan to guide improvements and changes over time. Please note that use of outdoor courts is intended for tennis.

Things to do

Things to do

Vast Greenway Park provides miles of paved trail for walkers, runners, and cyclists. Stretching between SW Hall Blvd. and SW Scholls Ferry Rd.

The park sits along the paved Fanno Creek Trail ( visit the Fanno Creek Trail page ), a go-to spot for walking, biking, and roller skating.

The trail provides opportunities for bird watching and wildlife watching. You may see beavers or their dams.

The underpass at Scholls Ferry is sometimes flooded during heavy rains. Visit the Fanno Scholls Gauge Report page to find out if the trail is likely to be dry.

No Skateboarding, Rollerblading or other activity is permitted. Backboard or Hitting Wall available

Setting

Landscape & setting

at the southern end of the district, 87-acre Greenway Park is a popular, well-traveled park site.

On site

Amenities & facilities

Amenities at Greenway Park include picnic tables, basketball courts, tennis courts, and several play areas for children.

Today

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Getting there

East of Greenway between Hall and Scholls Ferry, Beaverton, OR 97006
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Data quality

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Confidence score

100/ 100

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