Greenway Park

The park is completely flooded and they aren’t doing anything about it because they don’t want to disrupt the beavers who caused it… kill the beavers. Bring back Green way.

This park is awful. And not just because I lost my driver disc in one of the many unholy bogs crowding the disc golf course… I’m still angry about that!
It’s a city park so it sits smack next to a busy street with loud trucks rumbling by. As you go in further, though, you hit residential area so things are much more quiet. So quiet that when crossing the foot bridge over the green, murky creek you notice the lack of flowing water and realize the water probably hasn’t moved in at least 6 months.
This park fails as a disc golf course. With all the pedestrians literally standing next to you, the flow of the game is broken up every few minutes. In addition it’s a 9-​holer and designed in a way that it doesn’t loop back to hole 1, as most sensible courses do.
This park fails as a park. With all these disc golfers how can you enjoy a picnic or a stroll without dodging discs all day? Darn hooligans.
The best thing I can say about this place is that there is some dead grass and leafy trees for your enjoyment. Also, an Arby’s next door if you get hungry.

This is a nice park that is part of the Fanno creek trail. The park has, just last Thursday, hosted a concert in the park. Other events are running from the local running store, and som community park events.
This park gets lots of use from walkers, runners, dog walkers, bikes, borders, disk golfers, kids and others.
For bikers, we know you are commuting through the park but remember this is not just a trail for you. When there are people walking and running on the trail you must give them the right away. Actually, it would be better for you to slow down and greet some people. Ya can say «hello, how are you today». This is a lot better than screaming up behind someone yelling, «ON YOUR LEFT!» expecting everyone to jump out if your way. This is now considered very rude behavior in the parks.
And yes you do have a right to go fast. But go fast out in the street with other go fasters. This and other cities have spent millions on «Bike Lanes». But I get it, You want to ride in the park. So slow down, be friendly, and actually be apart of the community, please.

Awesome park with tons to do! To be upfront, there is a catch here: there is no official entrance or parking. You either park in the Albertson’s parking lot (not sure if that is allowed) OR if you map the park, you will see that there is a neighborhood directly to the West of the park that you can park in. If you are planning a family out and picnic, I suggest scouting the park so you can figure out the parking situation. It wouldn’t be fun to park on one of the park (SW Hall Blvd) only to find you are closer to the South end of the park (SW Scholls Ferry Rd).
This park boasts: ADA Accessible Trails, Basketball, Covered Picnic Area, Disc Golf, Horseshoe Pits, Picnic Tables, Playground, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Trails. Go out and have fun!