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Lebanon · Linn County · park

Had Irvine Park

4.6Google rating(16 reviews)

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At a glance

Hours

7:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Visitor amenities

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…be in nature

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Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible

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  • accessibility60
  • seniors20
  • nature20

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Overview

About this park

Had Irvine Park is an undeveloped park at 505 Wheeler Street, with parking for three or four cars along Wheeler Street.

Setting

Landscape & setting

With Build Lebanon Trails, the city built a two-mile ADA-compliant path. The Santiam Canal borders the west side, and a small creek runs along the north side.

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Getting there

505 Wheeler Street, Lebanon, OR 97355
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Confidence score

91/ 100

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