Laurelhurst Park
Laurelhurst Park
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FiftyFifty5050
Montgomery, UK899 contributi
mar 2023
We have been staying near Laurelhurst Park for the past week, with dogs to look after and so, two to three times a day, I have walking the paths and grassy areas within the park with my charge.
I love this space, the city are spot on with the balance between a managed park and a natural environment. It is situated in a dip, with layers of paths following the circumference of the park, and then offshoots crossing the centre. From one side you enter level with the street but, on the other, there is a slope to navigate, and a tier of red brick steps take you all the way from the top to the bottom, with small paths leading off at various stages on the way down.
In the centre is an off-leash area for dogs, which is well used and despite the number of dogs and their owners who use the facilities, there are still a large number of squirrels, birds and, of course, ducks on the pond.
The pond has seating overlooking it and is home to a healthy duck population. The water is an unusual colour, almost teal, like the colour on the head of a male mallard, this becomes almost ethereal at twilight and during the golden hour.
Trees are super tall, giving the feeling of space. There are plaques underneath some trees to give visitors information and you can also find out about all the trees on information boards or by visiting the website of the park - I don't pretend to be an expert on trees by any means, but there are London Plane, Douglas Fir and Sequoia to name a few.
A Horse Shoe Pit is temporarily closed, but there is a skateboard park, a children's play area and tennis courts at one side of the park; and picnic benches abound, either single of long rows of them - you could have a soccer match (there isn't a pitch by the way) and seat both teams on either side of one long bench for a picnic after the game.
Toilet are provided on both sides of the park and water fountains are dotted around. Plenty of rubbish (trash) bins also.
The park is well used by locals and, on our Saturday morning walk, we came across a Tai Chi group going through their movements, a couple of walking groups chatting whilst they walked, cyclists, dog walkers, runners and lots of people just out for a stroll. Of an evening in the week, after work, a little warmth and sunshine brings people out to sit on the grass and chat.
There is plenty of colour provided by rose bushes, peonies and a multitude of flowers which, again, I can't name, but can appreciate. I did notice the first daffodils in bloom this morning.
A really wonderful resource for the community.
I love this space, the city are spot on with the balance between a managed park and a natural environment. It is situated in a dip, with layers of paths following the circumference of the park, and then offshoots crossing the centre. From one side you enter level with the street but, on the other, there is a slope to navigate, and a tier of red brick steps take you all the way from the top to the bottom, with small paths leading off at various stages on the way down.
In the centre is an off-leash area for dogs, which is well used and despite the number of dogs and their owners who use the facilities, there are still a large number of squirrels, birds and, of course, ducks on the pond.
The pond has seating overlooking it and is home to a healthy duck population. The water is an unusual colour, almost teal, like the colour on the head of a male mallard, this becomes almost ethereal at twilight and during the golden hour.
Trees are super tall, giving the feeling of space. There are plaques underneath some trees to give visitors information and you can also find out about all the trees on information boards or by visiting the website of the park - I don't pretend to be an expert on trees by any means, but there are London Plane, Douglas Fir and Sequoia to name a few.
A Horse Shoe Pit is temporarily closed, but there is a skateboard park, a children's play area and tennis courts at one side of the park; and picnic benches abound, either single of long rows of them - you could have a soccer match (there isn't a pitch by the way) and seat both teams on either side of one long bench for a picnic after the game.
Toilet are provided on both sides of the park and water fountains are dotted around. Plenty of rubbish (trash) bins also.
The park is well used by locals and, on our Saturday morning walk, we came across a Tai Chi group going through their movements, a couple of walking groups chatting whilst they walked, cyclists, dog walkers, runners and lots of people just out for a stroll. Of an evening in the week, after work, a little warmth and sunshine brings people out to sit on the grass and chat.
There is plenty of colour provided by rose bushes, peonies and a multitude of flowers which, again, I can't name, but can appreciate. I did notice the first daffodils in bloom this morning.
A really wonderful resource for the community.
Scritta in data 2 aprile 2023
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Kathy G
Phoenix, AZ139 contributi
lug 2022
We had a pre wedding event at this park. It was so beautiful and clean although the restrooms could use more cleaning.
Scritta in data 14 agosto 2022
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Cynthia C
Willamette Valley, OR1’208 contributi
mar 2022
You almost won't believe you are in the city, very pretty, often popular but I have never been too crowded, worth a stop for some air if you are in the neighborhood.
Scritta in data 3 maggio 2022
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Diane B
Edmonds, WA814 contributi
mag 2021 • Famiglia
This park has lots to offer with a nice big pond and many walking paths. There is a separate park area for children to play and tennis courts. It’s a very relaxing and large urban park with plenty of parking.
Scritta in data 13 maggio 2021
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Landon lee
Portland, OR18 contributi
ago 2020
very nice park and you can play basket ball and tennis in the summer and you can feed the ducks and easy to walk to when you live around there
Scritta in data 1 settembre 2020
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Madeline Cook
Portland, OR103 contributi
mag 2019 • Amici
Going to laurelhurst park is always fun. It is such a large and beautiful park with courts for different sports activities, a long paved pathway for runners, a large off leash dog area, so many beautiful trees and a cute pond where you can watch the ducks. This place is great for mingling, doing yoga or just people watching. Highly recommend.
Scritta in data 16 marzo 2020
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shewholovestoeat
Portland, OR475 contributi
mag 2019
As a kid we used to come to the park to feed the ducks. They still hand around the pond. Great memories.
There is a nice walk around the pond, lots of flowers in the spring. A great urban spot to relax and enjoy nature.
There is a nice walk around the pond, lots of flowers in the spring. A great urban spot to relax and enjoy nature.
Scritta in data 1 gennaio 2020
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MidoriKi
Northern California37 contributi
nov 2019
Pleasant neighborhood park for walking with friends, dogs, or kids. Duck pond, paved paths, and picnic tables, all well kept.
Scritta in data 2 dicembre 2019
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Barbara W
Sterling, VA40 contributi
set 2019
Laurelhurst Park is tucked in the trees in Portland. It is very quiet and lovely. A few joggers, and many moms pushing strollers. Some of the trees are immense. We were there in late September and the colors of the trees were just starting to show. Next time I'll have to take a picnic!
Scritta in data 18 novembre 2019
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BobandDenise1979
Watsonville, CA142 contributi
ott 2019
This is an oasis off a busy street. Great for strolling or getting some sun on a cool day, or shade on a hot day. The poor, the downtrodden and the homeless exist here alongside the respectable, the middle class dog walkers and the wealthy homeowners nearby. The Japanese maples through Portland are stunningly beautiful, nowhere moreso than in this NE neighborhood.
Scritta in data 30 ottobre 2019
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Was there ever a little path and bridge made of rocks that was child size? I have a photo from 1961 and the background looks like the same water.
Scritta in data 11 luglio 2020
I am attending a wedding at the park on the 28 of Oct. We are driving from Phoenix in our Motorhome. Is there anyplace to park for a couple hours while attending the wedding?
Scritta in data 12 ottobre 2017
Your most likely place to park (for several hours) would be 1 block north of Stark St. As noted above, it would be best to be there before noon to secure a larger space on the street.
Scritta in data 13 ottobre 2017
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