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McMinnville · Yamhill County · natural area · 2.14 acres

Heather Hollow

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Hours

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Overview

About this park

Heather Hollow is a quiet 2. 14-acre open space along a Cozine Creek tributary.

Access

Access & hours

The city says the best access is to park along SW Goucher Street and walk east on Old Sheridan Road to the main entry.

It is a neighborhood site with lawn only, and no parking lot or restroom. Future trails are planned to other city properties along Cozine Creek.

Pet policy

Dogs & pets

Ducks, blue herons, and occasionally an owl use the tree line. Dogs must stay leashed.

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Getting there

1325 SW Old Sheridan Road, McMinnville, OR, 97128
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Confidence score

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