Woodstock Park (Portland, Oregon) facts for kids
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Off-leash area at Woodstock Park in 2012
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| Location | SE 47th Avenue and Steele Street |
| Nearest city | Portland, Oregon |
| Area | 14.11 acres (5.71 ha) |
| Created | 1921 |
| Operated by | Portland Parks & Recreation |
| Open | 5 a.m. to midnight daily |
Woodstock Park is a public park located in the Woodstock neighborhood of southeast Portland, Oregon, in the United States. It's a great place for people of all ages to enjoy outdoor activities and relax.
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What is Woodstock Park?
Woodstock Park is a public green space managed by Portland Parks & Recreation. It was first created in 1921. The park covers about 14.11 acres, which is a lot of space for fun!
Where is Woodstock Park Located?
The park is easy to find in Portland, Oregon. It is located between SE 47th Avenue and SE 50th Avenue. To the north, you'll find SE Steele Street, and to the south, it's next to SE Harold Street and Woodstock School.
What Can You Do at Woodstock Park?
Woodstock Park offers many cool things to do. You can bring your dog to the special off-leash area where they can run and play freely. There are also horseshoe pits for a fun game, and paved paths perfect for walking or biking.
If you want to have a meal outdoors, there are picnic tables ready for you. Kids can enjoy the playground, and everyone can appreciate the public art around the park. Restrooms are available for visitors. For sports lovers, the park has fields for soccer and softball, plus tennis courts.
The park is open every day from 5 a.m. until midnight, so there's plenty of time to visit.
Park Activities and Events
Woodstock Park has been a popular spot for many community events over the years. It has hosted exciting high school softball games, outdoor movies, and even reunions for Woodstock School. There's also an annual event called "Unimproved Road" that takes place here.
In 2012, there were some concerns about the park's services. Budget cuts for Portland Parks & Recreation meant that the park's restrooms might close and daily care could be reduced. However, the park continues to be a valued part of the community.
