Outdoor Recreation Minutes from Home: Tualatin's Best Parks and Greenways.
Tualatin offers over 30 parks and 300 acres of green space. From the award-winning playground at Ibach Park to the scenic Tualatin River Greenway Trail, here is your guide to the best outdoor spaces near 22379 SW 107th Ave.
One of the greatest advantages of living at 22379 SW 107th Ave in Tualatin is the walkable access to some of the best parks and green spaces in Washington County. Ibach Park is just a short walk from the front door, the Tualatin River Greenway Trail is minutes away by bike or car, and the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge offers a nature escape a short drive south.
Whether you are a family with young children, a couple who enjoys weekend hikes, or someone who simply appreciates a quiet walk surrounded by trees, Tualatin's parks system delivers. Here is a closer look at the standout outdoor destinations you will want to explore.
Walking Distance from Home
Ibach Park.
Ibach Park is Tualatin's premier community park and a standout amenity for this neighborhood. Located at 10455 SW Ibach Street, this 19.4-acre park features an award-winning inclusive playground that is truly exceptional -- the We-Saw seesaw, Boppity Bridge, and accessible play structures mean children of all abilities can play together. It is the kind of park that makes family outings effortless.
Beyond the playground, Ibach Park offers sports fields, paved walking paths, picnic shelters with tables and barbecue grills, and open green space perfect for kicking a ball around or flying a kite. The park connects to the Indian Meadows and Hedges Creek greenways, extending your walk into a longer nature exploration. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and completely free to enjoy.
A 5.3-Mile Scenic Trail
Tualatin River Greenway Trail.
The Tualatin River Greenway Trail is a paved, multi-use path that follows the Tualatin River through Tualatin's most scenic settings. Stretching approximately 5.3 miles from SW Tualatin Drive to SW Natchez Court, the trail meanders through trees, past wetlands, and includes interpretive "walk through time" features about Ice Age floods, volcanoes, and local history. With only 58 feet of elevation gain, it is an easy, accessible walk suitable for all fitness levels.
The trail is popular with walkers, runners, cyclists, and parents with strollers. It connects to Cook Park and the Ki-a-Kuts Bike and Pedestrian Bridge, which links to Tualatin Community Park and Durham City Park. Parking is available at multiple access points. One of the closest access points to 22379 SW 107th Ave is just a few minutes by car.
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River access, kayaking and playgrounds.
28 Acres on the River
Browns Ferry Park
Located at 5855 SW Nyberg Lane, Browns Ferry Park is a 28-acre natural area named after Zenas J. Brown, who established the first ferry across the Tualatin River in 1850. The park features extensive pathways, native grass and wildflower prairie, picnic tables, and wildlife-viewing along the river. Seasonal kayak, canoe, and stand-up paddleboard rentals are available through Alder Creek Kayak from Memorial Day through Labor Day. It is a peaceful, uncrowded park that feels far from the suburbs even though it is in the heart of Tualatin.
City of Tualatin Page79 Acres in Tigard (adjacent)
Cook Family Park
Cook Park sits just across the Tualatin border in Tigard at 17005 SW 92nd Avenue, but it is so close it feels like a neighborhood park. At 79 acres, it is one of the largest parks in the area, offering a boat ramp and dock on the Tualatin River, multiple playgrounds for ages 2-12, a butterfly garden, sports fields, and five picnic shelters. The Ki-a-Kuts Bike and Pedestrian Bridge connects the park to Tualatin Community Park, creating a continuous trail network. Rated 4.6 stars by visitors, Cook Park is a favorite for its riverfront setting and variety of amenities.
City of Tigard PageJust South of Tualatin
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
A 10-minute drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave takes you to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, a 1,856-acre urban wildlife sanctuary with wetlands, riparian forests, and walking trails supporting nearly 200 bird species. Located at 19255 SW Pacific Highway in Sherwood, the refuge offers year-round opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, and peaceful nature walks.
The visitor center and accessible trails make the refuge welcoming for all ages and abilities. It is a place where you can see great blue herons, red-tailed hawks, bald eagles, and dozens of songbird species, all within minutes of suburban amenities. For nature lovers considering a move to Tualatin, the refuge is a major quality-of-life asset.
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Nature at Your Doorstep
A home that connects you to the outdoors.
From the award-winning playground at Ibach Park, just a short walk away, to the scenic Tualatin River Greenway Trail and the wildlife refuge, 22379 SW 107th Ave puts you in the center of Tualatin's outdoor lifestyle. Schedule a tour and see for yourself how this home connects you to everything that makes Tualatin special.
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