Reed's Crossing Park

Natural Beauty & Design

Tucked within Hillsboro's landscape, Reed's Crossing Park provides a green space at the center of its community. This multi-acre space doesn't stand alone - it's thoughtfully connected to a network of green areas and walking paths that link up with over 23 acres of greenway flowing throughout the development.

What we find particularly cool about this park is how it blends recreation with education. Within the grounds, you'll come across educational stations that highlight local ecosystems and wildlife. It's a subtle way to learn something new while you're out enjoying some fresh air.

Play & Adventure Spots

If you're an adventure-seeker or just looking to unwind, this park offers several options. For the climbers among us, there's a set of 12-foot high boulders that offer a natural climbing experience without needing special equipment - a unique feature that stands out from typical playground equipment.

Kids seem to gravitate toward the playground with its three different types of swings and the clever slide built right into a hillside with artificial turf. The hill itself is a hit, with different slopes on each side - one for those quick, thrilling rolls and another with a gentler decline for a more leisurely tumble.

Need a moment of quiet? The park's contemplative garden area provides just that - a tranquil corner where you can sit, breathe, and reset.

For the Four-Legged Friends

Your furry companions haven't been forgotten. The spacious dog park has become something of a neighborhood hotspot for pet owners. With areas featuring both turf and real grass, dogs can choose their preferred surface for play.

The thoughtful touches here make a difference - water stations keep pups hydrated, while the dog wash station proves invaluable when your adventurous pooch discovers mud. It's a secure space where dogs can socialize and play off-leash while their humans connect.

Community Connections

Reed's Crossing Park functions as a community gathering place. During warmer months, you can browse the monthly farmers market that sets up here, bringing local goods and neighborly conversations together.

The park's gazebo comes equipped with lights and power, making it meant for organized events or impromptu gatherings. You'll also find clean restrooms, water fountains, and picnic areas that enhance any visit.

For evening socializing, the fire pit areas create natural gathering spots. Just note that as a relatively new park, shade can be limited during summer months, so bring your sunscreen and hat for daytime visits.

This space is located within the Reed's Crossing master-planned community in Hillsboro, Oregon, where both residents and visitors can enjoy nature and social activities.