Two parks, two neighborhoods, one easy-livin' city.
Jurgens Park anchors Tualatin's north end with riverfront fields, a dog park, and a nod to the farm family that once worked the land, while Atfalati Park serves the east side with family-friendly green space. Together they show how park life shapes the neighborhoods around them.
When prospective buyers ask what it is like to live in Tualatin, the answer usually starts with a park. The city maintains a remarkable collection of green space, and two of its best-known neighborhood parks sit on opposite sides of town: Jurgens Park in the north and Atfalati Park in the east. Each one anchors a residential area with its own character, and each is a short drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Both parks got fresh playground equipment in recent years through the city's parks bond, along with upgrades at Ibach Park near the listing itself, which makes these green spaces a genuine selling point for families. Here is what to know about each corner of town.
The North End
Jurgens Park and the riverfront edge.
Jurgens Park sits at 17255 SW Jurgens Ave on the Tigard-Tualatin border, about 12 acres of active park space that opened in 2000. It is named for the Jurgens family, whose farm once worked this land as a recognized Century Farm, and that heritage shows up in the details: a covered bridge, a wagon ramp, and sprawling athletic fields where youth teams practice on fall evenings.
The park also has courts, a dog park where local pups get their exercise, and a dock on the banks of the Tualatin River. For residents, that combination of sports, river access, and dog-friendly space is rare, and the surrounding streets are exactly the kind of quiet, established neighborhood families look for. It is also minutes from Bridgeport Village, so errands and dinner are never far.
The East Side
Atfalati Park's quiet family streets.
Atfalati Park at 6600 SW Sagert St covers about 13 acres of active and passive recreation on Tualatin's east side. The name honors the Atfalati people, the Kalapuyan community who lived in the Tualatin Valley long before the city existed, and the park itself carries that sense of place into everyday life with playgrounds, open lawns, and room for everything from birthday picnics to afternoon kickabouts.
The homes around Atfalati Park tend to be family-oriented, with easy access to the I-5 and I-205 commuter routes. Like Jurgens Park to the north, it received playground upgrades under the city's parks bond, and its mix of open space and quiet streets makes it a favorite among the family-friendly activities crowd.
Schools
Tigard-Tualatin School District.
Both neighborhoods are served by the Tigard-Tualatin School District, whose Tualatin-side schools include Tualatin Elementary, Edward Byrom Elementary, and Bridgeport Elementary, feeding Hazelbrook Middle School and Tualatin High School. Because attendance boundaries are set by home address, the district's boundary map and school locator at ttsdschools.org is the authoritative way to confirm which school a specific address feeds into, and it is worth checking for any home you are considering.
Find Your Park
Which side of town feels like home?
Whether you picture Saturday soccer at Jurgens or quiet evenings near Atfalati, Tualatin's park system is the backbone of its livability. The home at 22379 SW 107th Ave sits just a short walk from Ibach Park and minutes from both of these neighborhood anchors. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty would be glad to show you the options.
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