Parks in Happy Valley
Parks and off-leash dog areas in Happy Valley Oregon.
Altamont Park
4.6 acres
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Ashley Meadows Park
1.7 acres
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Brookside Wetlands Natural Area
22.5 acres
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Buttes Natural Area
138.8 acres
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Clatsop Butte Park
44.5 acres
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Cottonwood Creek Natural Area
1.7 acres
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Damascus Centennial Park
2.6 acres
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Deardorff Creek Natural Area
10.0 acres
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East Bliss Butte
111.8 acres
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Eastridge Park
3.5 acres
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Foster Floodplain Natural Area
57.1 acres
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Gilbert Primary Park
4.4 acres
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Gilbert Ridge Natural Area
10.3 acres
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Happy Valley Nature Park
25.1 acres
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Happy Valley Park
56.3 acres
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Happy Valley (Wetland) Park
6.5 acres
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Hidden Falls Nature Park
21.3 acres
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Indian Creek Natural Area
6.9 acres
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Kingsley D. Bundy Property
7.5 acres
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Leach Botanical Garden
17.5 acres
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Lucille Property
0.2 acres
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Mitchell Creek Natural Area
76.6 acres
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Pioneer Park
2.2 acres
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Piper Ridge Neighborhood Park
2.1 acres
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PlayHaven Park
3.3 acres
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Pleasant Valley Villages Park
4.7 acres
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Pleasant Valley Villages Pool
0.2 acres
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Rebstock Park
2.0 acres
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Richardson Creek Natural Area
99.1 acres
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Rose Creek Trail
5.8 acres
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Scott Creek Park
2.0 acres
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Scott Creek Trail
6.1 acres
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Scouters Mountain Nature Park
98.8 acres
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Summerfield Park
1.0 acres
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Upper Mitchell Creek Natural Area
35.7 acres
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Veterans Creek Natural Area
6.8 acres
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Village Green Park
2.7 acres
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Wahoo Creek Natural Area
37.9 acres
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Zenger Farm
23.2 acres
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Park data from OpenStreetMap contributors. “Dog-friendly” is only shown when explicitly confirmed by the source data (a dedicated off-leash area, or an explicit dogs-allowed tag) — absence of the tag doesn’t necessarily mean dogs aren’t allowed, just that it isn’t confirmed.