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Bookmark or Share- List of parks in Portland, Oregon - WikipediaLents Park: SE 92nd Ave. and Holgate Blvd. 38.07 acres (15.41 ha) Lincoln Park: SE 135th Ave. and Mill St. 7.06 acres (2.86 ha) Lincoln Park was acquired in 1993. Lynchwood Park SE 170th Ave. and Haig St. 8.45 acres (3.42 ha) Midland Park SE 122nd Ave. and Morrison St. 1.90 acres (0.77 ha) Mill Park: SE 117th Ave. and Mill Ct.
- Lents Park - Walker Stadium | Portland.govThe stadium in PP&R’s Lents Park was constructed in 1956. It is located within easy reach of mass transit and major freeways. Walker Stadium caters to fans’ enjoyment of professional-style baseball with amenities including multiple concession stands, a playground and group event areas.
- Transit Centers - TriMetTake 20-Burnside/Stark or 59-Walker/Park Way to Sunset TC. Cedar Mill Bible Church, 12208 NW Cornell Rd. Take 48-Cornell to Sunset TC. In addition, there is on-street parking to the south of Sunset TC, across the pedestrian bridge on Butner Rd. For direct MAX access, use the Beaverton Creek Park & Ride located at SW 153rd Ave and Millikan Way.
- Need Food? Find Out Where You Can Get Free Food in PortlandLents Park When: Thursday, 12:00 PM Where: 4808 SE 92nd Ave (* SE Steele closest to SE 88th near the Community Garden. Market takes place outdoors in a small parking lot on SE 88th ave, between SE Steele St. and SE Holgate Blvd. Starting at 12pm, We give each family a random number for your place in line and call patrons one at a time based on ...
- Lents Park | Portland.govCreated in 2020 in partnership with Green Lents, the Johnson Creek Watershed Council, and Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, this natural landscape includes lots of flowering native plants, split-rail fencing, and log and boulder seating.
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