Top 8 Dog Parks in Oregon

Oregon has some fantastic dog parks that take advantage of its scenic landscapes, from mountains and rivers to the coast. Here are some of the best dog parks in Oregon, known for their space, amenities, and natural beauty:

1. Mount Tabor Park Off-Leash Area - Portland

• Features: This off-leash area is located within the larger Mount Tabor Park, known for its expansive views and forested trails. Dogs can roam in a wide open space, with beautiful paths for humans to explore.

• Highlights: Views of Portland and Mount Hood, shaded trails, and ample seating.

2. Alton Baker Dog Park - Eugene

• Features: This park has separate areas for small and large dogs, plenty of open space, and is located alongside the Willamette River.

• Highlights: Drinking fountains for dogs, agility equipment, river access, and lush green space.

3. Thousand Acres (Sandy River Delta) - Troutdale

• Features: A vast, 1,400-acre off-leash area near the Columbia River Gorge. This spot offers trails, riverside beach areas, and meadows. Please note this is managed by the US Forest service and does require a pass.

• Highlights: Incredible space to roam, access to the river for swimming, and a scenic natural setting.

4. Chimney Park - Portland

• Features: Situated in the St. Johns area, this fully fenced park has a nice mix of grassy and shaded areas.

• Highlights: A quiet location, double-gated entry, water stations, and benches.

6. Hondo Dog Park - Hillsboro

• Features: This is a clean, well-maintained park with plenty of room for dogs to run. It has separate sections for big and small dogs.

• Highlights: Dog water fountains, benches, and ample parking.

7. Arbor Ridge Park - Beaverton

• Features: A well-groomed park in Beaverton with great space for dogs to run and play in a fenced area.

• Highlights: Nice trails, separate areas for different dog sizes, benches, and a dog wash station.

8. Good Dog! off leash park-Bend

• Features: A 3.5 mile loop that can be made as long, or short as you like.

• Highlights: Beautiful landscapes, including dramatic boulders, thick forest, and wildlife of Central Oregon. The river a favorite destination easily reached by many trails.

Whether you’re in the mountains, near the ocean, or in the city, there are great options in Oregon for enjoying time outdoors with your dog. Let me know if you’d like more details on any of these parks!