Healy Heights Park

A Tucked-Away Park in Southwest Portland

From the right spot in Healy Heights Park, you can catch some pretty impressive city views of Portland spreading out below you - a little reward for those who make the journey out here. The park sits at the intersection of SW Patrick Place and Council Crest Drive, a cozy 1.18-acre green space that's been part of Portland's park system since 1951.

It's not the biggest park you'll discover in the city, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in charm. The park is in the heart of the Healy Heights neighborhood, a peaceful area known for its beautiful old trees and quiet streets.

What You'll Find Here

Healy Heights offers a nice blend of open spaces and recreational areas that neighborhood residents particularly appreciate. There's something refreshing about its suburban feel - a place where you can be active or simply sit back and enjoy some fresh air.

The landscape mixes grassy open areas with patches of shade from mature trees, giving you options whether you're seeking sun or shelter on a hot day. There's a water fountain available when you need to hydrate, but keep in mind there aren't any restrooms on-site (plan accordingly!).

Get Moving

If you're looking to stay active, the park offers several simple but functional recreational options. Shoot some hoops at the basketball court, where neighbors often gather for casual games when the weather's nice.

Fancy a kickabout instead? The small soccer field provides just enough space for an informal match. Baseball fans aren't left out either - the small baseball field offers an ideal setting for family-friendly games or teaching little ones the basics of hitting and catching.

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Neighborhood Living Room

At its heart, Healy Heights Park represents an outdoor living room for the surrounding community. It's where neighbors cross paths, kids make friends, and the concept of community takes physical form. Nothing fancy - just a genuine glimpse of Portland neighborhood life in its most authentic form.