Willamalane Park
Willamalane Park is a large, 14-acre park surrounding Willamalane Park Swim Center. This park is home to several outdoor amenities available all year, including a large skate park, a large playground, a full basketball court, outdoor exercise equipment, and a running trail.
Willamette Heights Park
Close to downtown Springfield, this 4-acre park provides spectacular views of Dorris Ranch, the Willamette River, and the valley across to Spencer Butte.
Royal Delle Park
Discover Royal Delle Park, a charming 3-acre oasis nestled in Hayden Bridge. This neighborhood gem features an accessible paved walking path, ample open green space for gatherings, a half-court for basketball games, and a delightful playground for children and families.
Ruff Memorial Park and Magnolia Arboretum
This 10-acre park features hundreds of magnolia trees, plenty of open green space, and a paved multi-use path that loops around the arboretum. There is a portable restroom in the parking lot.
Thurston Hills Natural Area
Thurston Hills Natural Area provides 665 acres of land dedicated to recreation and habitat restoration in east Springfield. This area opened to the public in 2017, providing a growing trail system for hikers, mountain bikers, and nature lovers.
Thurston Park
Thurston Park is a 5-acre neighborhood park featuring grassy open space, a full basketball court, play equipment, and paved pathways that connect the neighborhood to Thurston High School. There are two park entrances: 6329 F Street and 747 64th Street
Tyson Park
Tyson Park is a small, 4-acre park with open space centrally located in Springfield. It features a small playground, lots of open green space, and a full basketball court with adjustable hoops.
Tyson Park Redevelopment
After securing funding and navigating land use requirements, park improvements will begin in 2026. Join a virtual neighborhood meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 16 to see the proposed final park design and updated project timeline.
Volunteer Park
Volunteer Park is a 6-acre neighborhood park in East Springfield featuring a small play structure, a full basketball court, and paved paths.
A half-acre at the park’s northern edge is home to the native grasses, sedges, rushes, and wildflowers of a Willamette Valley wetland. The planted wetland is consistent with wetlands that were historically present in the Willamette Valley—it has standing water during the early part of the growing season but dries up by June or July.