Our mission is to provide exceptional park and recreation services that enhance the livability of our community and the lives of the people we serve.

One of the ways we can protect the natural qualities of our parks is to lessen our impact.
This keeps trampling to a minimum and reduces human disturbance of wildlife.
Litter shows disrespect and damages plant and wildlife habitat.
Each plant, animal, and rock has its value in nature. Please don't pick, catch, remove, or collect natural items.
Pets can disturb and harm wildlife—and sometimes other park visitors, too!
Bicycles are allowed only on designated paved paths.
• Unleashed dogs
• Hunting
• Firearms, fireworks, weapons.
• Alcohol
• Illegal drugs
• Glass containers
• Sound-amplifying devices
• Open fires
• Camping
• Motorized vehicles, except in designated parking areas
• Horseback riding
• Any activity which damages park property.
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14 acres * Basketball court
* Drinking water
* Electric outlets
* Football/soccer field
* Horseshoe pit
* Lights
* Open play area
* Parking
* Picnic tables
* Playground
* Skatepark
* Softball field
* Telephone
* Tennis court
Park hours are from 6a to 10p, except for activities sanctioned by Willamalane Park and Recreation District.
The outdoor Skatepark at Willamalane Park is a place where area youth
can have an appropriate place to practice their sport and gather with their
peers at no cost.
This skatepark features chunky, abrupt shapes with definite corners. And doesn't that one look like a picnic table? Yes, that is a "picnic table" in the middle, right in front of a set of "stairs" and across from a very real fire hydrant. This "street-style" skatepark looks more like the real world, and it's just what Springfield skaters told designers they wanted.
A
Skatepark Dedication Ceremony was held on April 30, 2003. The event featured
a special guest appearance by famed skateboarder and skatepark donor Tony
Hawk. This ceremony marked the culmination of a communitywide effort to
bring this skatepark to Springfield. Community volunteers and donors were
also recognized for their generous support in building this important recreational
facility.
Local and national pros performed a one-hour demo commemorating the dedication
of the skatepark.
People on skateboards, bicycles and scooters can now use the new skatepark!
Click here to see pictures of construction and the dedication ceremony.

Be a Willamalane parks volunteer! Willamalane can work with you to provide rewarding experiences, opportunities to utilize your talents, or provide training to help you serve your community. Call 736-4104 to find out more.
Water
Slide and Diving Boards Willamalane Park Swim Center is the most popular competitive pool in the region. It has an eight lane, 25-yard lap pool and diving boards. There is also a wheelchair-accessible, warm-water play/exercise pool. Enjoy the water slide, adult spa, easy-access, deep-water pool, and community rooms.

The Teen Center at the Annex is the place to be. Hang out with other teens in a safe and positive atmosphere. Unwind in YOUR own space. Play pool, basketball, games, PlayStation2, or just hang out and watch TV. With weekly art projects and tournaments there is something for everyone at the Teen Center.
Information coming soon about the Welcome Center.
Located in Willamalane Park at the corner of 14th and G Streets in Springfield (across from McKenzie-Willamette Hospital).
1. From I-105 east, take the Mohawk exit and travel south to G Street.
2. From Main Street, turn north onto 14th and continue to G Street. Parking entrance is on G Street.