Family Fun in Tualatin: Kids Activities, Parks, and Weekend Outings.
From award-winning playgrounds and nature trails to indoor play centers and the best kid-friendly dining in town, Tualatin is a wonderful place to raise a family. Here is your guide to keeping children entertained year-round near 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Families looking for a welcoming community with abundant kid-friendly activities find a lot to love in Tualatin. The city is ringed with well-maintained parks, the schools are part of the highly regarded Tigard-Tualatin School District, and there are indoor play destinations within a five-minute drive for rainy Pacific Northwest afternoons. Whether you are a growing family considering a move or a new resident getting oriented, here is a roundup of the best ways to keep children busy and happy in and around Tualatin.
Outdoor Adventures
Top parks and playgrounds.
Ibach Park
The crown jewel of Tualatin's parks, Ibach Park boasts an award-winning playground that draws families from across the metro area. Located at 20400 SW Cipole Rd, the park features multi-age play structures, a splash pad for hot days, sports fields, covered picnic shelters, and walking paths. It is less than a 10-minute walk from 22379 SW 107th Ave and is the go-to weekend destination for families with young children.
Tualatin Community Park
Twenty-seven acres at 8515 SW Tualatin Rd with something for every age. A paved greenway trail perfect for bike riding and stroller walks, a popular skate park for older kids, sports fields, a dog park, and a boat ramp onto the Tualatin River. Plenty of open grass for pickup games and kite flying.
Tualatin Commons
The heart of downtown Tualatin at 8325 SW Nyberg St. An artificial lake with a walking path, a playground, grassy areas for picnicking, and the weekly farmers market on Friday evenings. The lake is stocked with ducks and koi fish, and the surrounding restaurants offer plenty of patio seating for family dinners al fresco.
Rainy Day Ready
Indoor play and year-round fun.
When the Oregon rain rolls in, these indoor spots keep the fun going.
LEKA Playland
An indoor play center at 7405 SW Tech Center Dr in nearby Tigard, just a 10-minute drive from Tualatin. Designed for children ages 1 through 10, it features a soft-play structure, slides, a ball pit, and designated areas for toddlers and preschoolers. A warm, safe space for active play on drizzly weekends.
Escape Space Games Tualatin
At 19314 SW Mohave Ct in Tualatin, Escape Space Games offers escape rooms and puzzle challenges for families with older children and teens. Work together as a team to solve clues and escape before the clock runs out. A fun, screen-free bonding activity for weekend afternoons.
Tualatin Public Library
Located at 18878 SW Martinazzi Ave, the library runs a robust calendar of children's programs throughout the year. Family Storytime sessions, origami workshops, the Summer Reading Program, and the Art Atelier series for teens are all free and open to the community. Check the city events calendar for the latest schedule of children's programming.
Family Dinner Made Easy
Kid-friendly dining near home.
Super Chix
Oregon's first Super Chix, at 7126 SW Hazel Fern Rd, serves premium chicken sandwiches, hand-cut fries, and frozen custard in a fast-casual setting that kids love. The menu is simple, the food comes fast, and the milkshakes are a weekend treat.
Ancestry Brewing
Tualatin's brewery and gastropub at 20585 SW 115th Ave welcomes families on the covered patio. The menu includes burgers, fish and chips, and the award-winning PDX Sliders, with plenty of space for strollers and high chairs. Parents can enjoy the house-brewed beer while kids color at the table.
El Juan Colorado
A family-owned Mexican restaurant at 19400 SW 118th Ave that has been serving Tualatin for years. The extensive menu has something for even the pickiest eater, the portions are generous, and the friendly staff makes it a welcoming spot for families with young children.
Seasonal Fun Ahead
Fall family events to mark on your calendar.
Lee Farms Fall Harvest Festival
Running September 21 through October 31 at 21975 SW 65th Ave. Hayrides, corn maze, pumpkin patch, farm animals, and a bakery stocked with pies and seasonal treats. The bounce pillow and barrel wagon rides are huge hits with young children.
West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta
October 18, 2026, 10 AM to 4 PM at Lake of the Commons. Free family festival with costumed racers paddling giant pumpkins, costume contests, face painting, pumpkin bowling, and food vendors. A Tualatin tradition that children remember for years.
Pumpkin Patch After Dark
October 3 through 25, Fridays and Saturdays, 6 to 9 PM at The Neighborhood Church on Stafford Road. A scare-free, family-friendly autumn experience with harvest lights, blacklight pumpkin painting, bounce houses, and farm animal tours. Perfect for families with young children who want a gentle introduction to fall festivities.
A Family-Friendly Community
Tualatin is made for families.
From the award-winning playground at Ibach Park (just a short walk away) to the library's storytime sessions and the seasonal festivals that bring the whole community together, Tualatin offers a rich, family-centered quality of life. At 22379 SW 107th Ave, you are surrounded by great schools, parks, and activities that make raising a family here a joy.
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