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Laurelhurst Park, Portland - Address, Hours, Tours, Ticket Price, Reviews, Images

Laurelhurst Park
 This 26.81 acre City Park has a basketball court, a soccer field, a tennis court, a volleyball coach, playgrounds for children, a horseshoe pit, lots of picnic sites, and pond known as Firwood Lake. It is an egregiously pretty place in any season, but especially in spring and in autumn. On most days it is definitely more popular with the local standards with tourists, unless you're visiting during the right weather.  On the best of days it is a magical, Secret looking place and utterly tranquil. You mostly have to keep your dogs on a leash except for the area specifically dedicated to taking leashes off. Remember you're not supposed to feed to the ducks in the lake. This is the first city park  to be listed on the national register of historic places.

95% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Laurelhurst Park

People normally club together Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and Tom Mccall Waterfront Park while planning their visit to Laurelhurst Park.

People also prefer to end their day with Laurelhurst Park.