TIGARD PARKS & RECConnecting People and Places

13125 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR 97223503-718-2584 ∙ www.tigard-or.gov/recreation

At 79-acres, Cook Park is the largest park in the city. Along with sports fields and picnic shelters, you’ll find wetlands, wooded areas, open space and a butterfly garden. Its riverfront location gives boaters easy access to many miles of scenic waterways. The park is home to great blue herons, river otters and other wildlife.

FEATURES & HIGHLIGHTS

» Ball field rentals » BBQ grills» Soccer field rentals » Restrooms» Picnic shelter rentals » Trails» Boat ramp and dock » Fishing » Play Structures » Volleyball » Butterfly garden » Basketball » Natural area » Horseshoes

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TIGARD PARKS AND RECREATIONConnecting People and Places

Our mission:

“ Provide healthy and diverse recreational

opportunities through programs, events, parks,

and natural areas, for all ages and abilities,

ensuring that the City of Tigard is a desirable

place to live and play. ”

Check out Tigard’s Parks and Recreation Program’s seasonal Activity Guide to learn what’s happening in your neighborhood and throughout the city.

If you’re looking to learn a new hobby, meet some new friends, develop your skills, get out of the house or just be entertained – we have something for you.

For more information:

www.tigard-or.gov/recreation

Anthony Markey Recreation Coordinator 503-718-2584Recreation@tigard-or.gov