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A quiet tree-lined street in Tualatin's Fox Hill neighborhood on a clear autumn afternoon, with golden maples and well-kept homes on larger lots
Neighborhood Guide / October 7, 2026

Fox Hill: Tualatin's tree-lined family favorite.

Fox Hill, a Tualatin neighborhood of tree-lined streets, larger lots, and mature landscaping near Atfalati Park, Nyberg Woods, and Bridgeport Village, is a favorite for families and long-term homeowners.

When buyers ask which Tualatin neighborhoods hold their value and their charm, Fox Hill is usually near the top of the list. Tucked behind Legacy Meridian Park Hospital, between Borland Road and Nyberg Avenue, it is an established part of town where mature trees, custom homes, and quiet streets do the selling.

The neighborhood's character comes from its age: most of the homes were built in the 1980s, which means the trees have had decades to grow and the lots are generous by modern suburban standards. For families who want space, shade, and stability, it is a compelling part of Tualatin to explore.

What makes it special

Why Fox Hill stands out.

Room to spread out

Larger lots and mature landscaping

Fox Hill homes sit on bigger lots than much of newer Tualatin, with mature landscaping that gives the streets an established, settled feel. It is the kind of neighborhood where kids have a yard to play in and gardens actually grow.

Parks and green space nearby

Atfalati Park, Nyberg Woods, and more

Atfalati Park and the Nyberg Woods area are close by, giving residents easy access to sports fields, playgrounds, and walking paths without leaving the neighborhood bubble. Tualatin's wider park system is covered in our parks and greenways guide.

Shopping and dining at the doorstep

Bridgeport Village and the Nyberg corridor

Bridgeport Village, with its restaurants, shops, and movie theater, sits just across the border in Tigard, and the Nyberg Street corridor is minutes away. Our Tualatin shopping guide maps the whole area.

A commuter-friendly position

Close to I-5 and the 99W corridor

Fox Hill sits near the junction of the I-5 and 99W corridors, which keeps downtown Portland, Beaverton, and Wilsonville within a reasonable drive. For households with commutes in different directions, that flexibility is a real asset.

Schools and community

The everyday rhythm of Fox Hill.

Fox Hill is served by the Tigard-Tualatin School District, the same district that serves much of Tualatin, including the schools near 22379 SW 107th Ave. Families here tend to stay for the long term, which shows up in block parties, neighborhood walks, and a school community that has deep roots.

The neighborhood is a short drive from the Tualatin Commons and the town's dining scene, and it is close to the hospital campus that anchors the area. For a fuller picture of what living in Tualatin is like, our why people love living in Tualatin piece and our newcomer's guide are good starting points.

And for buyers comparing neighborhoods, the Tualatin Commons district offers a different, more walkable rhythm, while Victoria Woods near Ibach Park is the other established family favorite. Each has its own character, and Fox Hill's is quiet, green, and settled.

Make Your Move

Find your fit in Tualatin.

Whether Fox Hill's mature trees fit your style or you prefer the newer homes near Ibach Park, Paul Knighton of MORE Realty knows Tualatin's neighborhoods inside out. 22379 SW 107th Ave is a short drive from Fox Hill, and the whole town is worth a look.

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