(503) 224-4400
2368 W Burnside St
Portland,
OR
97201
45.5235
-122.6993
Neighborhoods: Neighbors West - Northwest, Goose Hollow
What People Are Saying About Washington Park Rose Garden Amphitheatre
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – This multitiered, beautifully landscaped park in Portland's West Hills draws locals and tourists alike. Visitors come for International Rose Test Gardens' rows of meticulously manicured blooms. Another crowd pleaser is the view to the east, which frames Mount Hood perfectly between forest, hills and river. The Japanese Gardens, Hoyt Arboretum, World Forestry Center, Children's Museum, Oregon Zoo and Vietnam War Memorial are all located within the park.
Great outdoor fun
by PhotoMom
Huge outdoor play area will keep the kids happy for hours. Weve even had birthday parties here, and everybody loved it! Just go early to reserve one of the few tables before your party! Sooo much fun!
- Pros: Play structures, value, location is beautiful
- Cons: Tables and parking go quickly, but still isnt a problem
Lots to do and see for the whole family
by mommyc
Washington Park is very family friendly. There something to do for everyone. Plan a whole day by starting at the zoo, then taking the train into the park to have a picinic lunch, then walking through the rose garden.
- Pros: Lots of variety
- Cons: none really
THE ESSENCE OF THE CITY OF ROSES
by portland_mike7456
Wow! It is so wonderful at Washington Park. I can only comment on the International Rose Test Garden because that is the only area we visited. It is very well maintained and the view is great! You can see all of downtown and Mt. Hood in the background. Please make extra time for parking and don't be afraid to hike a bit to wherever your destination may be. The amphitheater is a fun place to sit and people watch.
- Pros: Free!, Beautiful view, Well-maintained
- Cons: , Not enough parking
The Details on Washington Park Rose Garden Amphitheatre
The Extras:
Recreational opportunities include an archery range, picnic facilities, a soccer field, tennis courts and miles of hiking trails.








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