Pendleton Park

Park Overview

Positioned in Southwest Portland, Pendleton Park is a charming 3.41-acre green space that sits at the corner of SW 55th Avenue and Iowa Street. This nearby park has carved out its place in the hearts of local residents, becoming not just a park, but a backdrop for countless family outings and community gatherings.

Recreation Facilities

The park has open, grassy areas well-suited for picnics or tossing around a frisbee. Paved paths wind through the space, ideal for a peaceful morning stroll or a quick walk with your four-legged friend.

There's a playground area with equipment for children. Sports enthusiasts won't be disappointed either - you'll discover a ball field where weekend baseball and softball games unfold, plus space that works wonderfully for casual soccer matches.

Sitting right next to an elementary school, it's no surprise that Pendleton Park buzzes with the energy of families and students, especially during those after-school hours.

Public Art

The park features an art installation added in 2001. The sculpture "Vincent, Waiting for Alice" by artist Keith Jellum brings a touch of literary magic to the landscape. This 8-foot-tall rabbit figure stands beside a small table topped with gloves and a fan - a nod to Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland".