Airport Park (formerly Pend-Air Park)

Address: 4801 NW "H" Avenue

Restroom: No
Parking: Street

This small park provides playground equipment, picnic tables, and an open grassy area for residents of the airport hill neighborhood. (map)

Aldrich Park

Address: 1101 NW King

Restroom: No
Parking: Street

Visitors to Aldrich Park will find picnic tables, a BBQ grill, and playground equipment in a nicely treed setting on the North Hill. (map)

Brownfield Park

Address: 12 S. Main Street (Main Street and SW Byers)

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Located at the north end of downtown, this park plaza functions as one of the gateways to the Pendleton River Parkway, a 2.8 mile trail along the Umatilla River. It features a community created mural, "Celebrate Wheat." (map)

Centennial Park

Address: 101 SE Dorion (corner Main and Dorion)

Restroom: No
Parking: Street

Created to commemorate Pendleton's centennial, this Main Street "pocket park" boasts a mobius strip sculpture, planters and bronze plaques depicting Pendleton's history. (map)

Community Park - East and West

Community Park West Address: 1200 SW 44th Street WILDHORSE SHELTER 3 picnic tables & bbq dinosaur playground restrooms electricity water fountain located near ball fields	Wildhorse Shelter - Westside
Community Park East 1000 SW 37th Street MCKAY SHELTER 8 picnic tables & 2 bbq's wooden play structure restroonm nearby electricity volleyball standards located near tennis courts and bridge ROTARY SHELTER 8 picnic tables & 2 bbq's restroom electricity just off 37th Street parking lot	McKay Shelter - Eastside Rotary Shelter-Eastside
New playground near Wildhorse Shelter with dinosaur climbers, fossils to dig, and MORE! Thank you, in part, to Pendleton Foundation Trust and Oregon Parks and Recreation Local Government Grant program.

A large park with three reservable shelters and off street parking, Wildhorse, McKay and Rotary.  Wildhorse is our newest shelter, thanks in part to Wildhorse Foundation, and is located on the west side of the park. There is a one-mile walking path around the perimeter of the park. East - (map) West - (map)

Play the new disc golf course using your own "clubs" or rent some from the Parks Office, 865 Tutuilla Road. (more information)

Grecian Heights Park - North & South

Address: 1910 SW Athens Way

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Off Street

Divided into north and south by Athens Way, and covering more than 14 acres, Grecian Heights park features two reservable shelters, 3 picnic tables each, a BBQ grill, ball fields, restrooms, playground equipment and a one-mile walking trail. The City of Pendleton utilized a grant through the State of Oregon Land and Water Conseration Fund (LWCF) to construct Grecian Heights Park.  (map)

Kiwanis Park

Address: 1800 SE Byers

Restrooms: Yes
Parking: Street

The most notable feature of this park is a large play structure for young children, but it also includes a basketball court, grass court, and restrooms. (map)

May Park

Address: 180 SE Isaac Avenue

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Located on Pendleton's South Hill, this neighborhood park is noted for its modular skateboarding ramps. Other amenities include restrooms, picnic tables, and playground equipment. A concrete skatepark was completed in west Pendleton in 2008. (map)

McKay Neighborhood Park

Address: 1531 SW 44th Street

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Located next to McKay School, this six-acre park includes two ball fields, play equipment, a walking path and restroom. (map)

Museum Park

Address: 108 SW Frazer

Restroom: No
Parking: Off Street

At the sound end of downtown, between the Chamber of Commerce on Main Street and Heritage Station Museum, this small park features a criminal justice memorial, the "Wagons Ho" sculpture, an information kiosk and picnic tables. (map)

Pendleton River Parkway (River Walk)

We have a special page devoted to the River Parkway!

Pioneer Park

Address: 400 NW Despain

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Off Street (limited)

One of Pendleton's oldest parks, originally a cemetery, this shady spot is best known for its large castle-like play structure.UPDATE 9/2012: the main part of the playground burned down and we are in the process of planning and fundraising to rebuild in June 2013. Keep track of our progress at www.RebuildPioneerPark.org

Also on site are a bandstand, restrooms, electricity, a BBQ grill, drinking fountain and picnic tables. (map)

Rice-Blakey Park

Address: 2220 SW Quinney Avenue

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Off Street (limited)

Occupying over seven acres in south Pendleton, Rice-Blakey Park is a wide open space containing a reservable shelter with 3 picnic tables, BBQ grill, walking path, restrooms, play equipment, and picnic tables. (map)

Riverfront Plaza

Completed in summer of 2010, Riverfront Plaza is part of the Court Avenue/River Parkway Enhancement project that began in 2008. The plaza is the central element in a long term plan to highlight the Umatilla River and Pendleton River Parkway, as well as to better connect downtown Pendleton with the Round Up grounds. (photo courtesy of GreenWorks P.C., landscape architect for the project)

We just completed a new sign for Riverfront Plaza, thanks in part to a very generous donation from Wildhorse Foundation. The sign has interpretive information about the Umatilla River and salmon in the river, as well as donor information for benches and trees in the park. Riverfront Plaza was designed to reconnect people to the river again, we hope the information provided on the sign helps foster that link. Check it out sometime!

Roy Raley Park & Ice Rink

Address: 1205 SW Court Ave.

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Off Street

Also called Round-Up by locals because of its proximity to the Round-Up grounds, this park is another of Pendleton's oldest parks, originally featuring a natatorium. The park has a grass amphitheater, stage, restrooms, two reservable shelters, the east shelter has 9 picnic tables and the west shelter has 4, electricity, basketball courts, picnic tables and a drinking fountain. During winter months, a portable ice rink attracts residents outdoors to enjoy the park. (map)

ICE RINK - Opened 11/24/2012

Come down to Roy Raley Park and beat those winter blahs at Pendleton's ice rink! Hours are Monday through Friday, from 3:00-7:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 8:00 pm.

During school holiday break, 12/24 - 1/2,  the ice rink will be open Noon to 8:00 pm each day (closed Christmas Day).

Admission with your own skates is $2.00 or admission plus skate rental is $3.00.

Family Night is Saturdays, 5:30-8:00 pm during open skate - only $10 per family and includes admission, skate rental and hot chocolate. If you are interested in youth hockey, check out www.pendletonicesports.com.

Last day of skating for the season is 2/3/2012.

Sargent City Park

Address: 500 NW 14th Street

Restroom: No
Parking: Street

Sargent Park is a small, neighborhood park with an open grassy area and playground equipment. (map)

Sherwood Park

Address: 720 SW 29th St.

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Sherwood Park is another small, neighborhood park with basketball hoops, playground equipment, a reservable shelter, restrooms and 3 picnic tables. (map)

Stillman Park

Address: 413 SE Byers

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Adjacent to the Pendleton River Parkway, Stillman Park not only provides access to the trail, it also boasts numerous amenities including restrooms, a large reservable shelter with 20 picnic tables, BBQ grills, playground equipment, horseshoe pits, tennis courts, a basketball hoop and electricity.  The park is best known as the site of the VFW Cowboy Breakfast at Round-Up. (map)

Til Taylor Park

Address: 700 SE Dorion

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Street

Originally constructed as a memorial to Sheriff Til Taylor, who was killed in the line of duty, this park is best loved for its small wading pool that has provides many families a cool break in the summertime. The park also includes a Public Service Officer Memorial, restrooms and playground equipment. (map)

Trailhead Park

Address:  2101 Westgate Place

Restroom: Yes
Parking: Cul-de-sac

Trailhead Park provides trail amenities at the west terminus of the River Parkway and also serves the Pendleton Skatepark, just across the pedestrian bridge. It includes a restroom, a smal shelter, 1 picnic table and benches. Trailhead Park was built in 2008 using a grant from Oregon Parks and Recreation funded by state lottery dollars under the Local Government Grant program. (map)

Union Pacific Shelter

Address: On the River Parkway near Ken Melton Little League Park

Restroom: No
Parking: Nearby

This large shelter projects out over the Umatilla River, allowing handicapped fishing access. It includes a BBQ grill, 2 picnic tables and electricity. No reservations necessary.

Vincent Park

Address: 400 NW Ingram

Restroom: No
Parking: Street

Vincent Park features fenced tennis/basketball courts, picnic tables, and a play structure for children. (map)