Cornell Creek Park

Park Features

The curvy paved paths at Cornell Creek Park loop through four acres of open grassland in Hillsboro, Oregon - well-suited for a casual stroll or some light exercise without the gym atmosphere.

Dog parents will appreciate the half-acre fenced off-leash dog area where your furry friends can run free and make new buddies in a secure environment. Local pet owners particularly appreciate this thoughtfully designed space for its safety features and easy access.

Activities for Families

If you've got kids in tow, you'll come across a small playground and a nature play area to keep them entertained. Little ones especially love the sand play space along the creek - it's like a natural sandbox where their imagination can run wild while they get delightfully messy.

Looking for something different? The park offers a concrete ping pong table and a setup for Italian game bocce. These unexpected additions provide fun alternatives to typical park activities and might just become your new favorite way to spend an afternoon.

Picnic and Relaxation

Spread throughout Cornell Creek Park are numerous picnic areas, making it a great spot to enjoy lunch outdoors or host a small gathering. When you need a breather, you can find multiple benches placed along the walking paths and under shady spots - fantastic for taking a moment to yourself or resting tired legs.

Natural Features

The park's small pond is a natural habitat for local wildlife, with ducks and various birds often making appearances. It's a little piece of nature that adds to the peaceful vibe of the park - and might just be the highlight of your visit if you enjoy wildlife watching.

Layout and Location

The park is divided into two sections by a driveway that leads to a nearby condominium development. The southern portion houses the off-leash dog area, while the northern section contains most of the other amenities.

Situated within a residential area, Cornell Creek Park blends natural elements with developed recreational spaces, creating an accessible retreat for the local community. If you're relying on public transportation, you can easily reach the park via bus #47, which stops nearby.