Parks and Outdoor Living in Tualatin.
From the award-winning playground at Ibach Park to the Tualatin River Greenway Trail, explore the parks, trails, and outdoor spaces that make Tualatin a wonderful place for active living.
Tualatin is a city that takes its green spaces seriously. With more than a dozen parks, miles of paved trails, and the Tualatin River running through the heart of the community, outdoor living is woven into daily life here. Whether you are a weekend hiker, a parent looking for a great playground, or someone who simply enjoys a quiet walk after work, Tualatins parks system delivers.
As an Oregon native who has helped hundreds of families find their perfect home, I have seen firsthand how much access to quality parks and outdoor spaces matters. The home at 22379 SW 107th Ave is within walking distance of two of Tualatins best parks, making it an ideal location for anyone who values time outdoors.
Just Two Blocks Away
Ibach Park.
Ibach Park is a true neighborhood gem and one of Tualatins most popular parks. Located at 10455 SW Ibach Street, this 19.4-acre active park is just a two-block walk from 22379 SW 107th Ave. The park features an award-winning playground that draws families from across the area, with slides, climbing structures, and imaginative play areas for children of all ages.
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the well-maintained soccer and baseball fields, tennis courts, and open grassy areas perfect for pickup games. The park also connects to the Hedges Creek Greenway and Indian Meadows Greenway trail networks, providing extended walking routes through quiet, tree-lined corridors.
Scenic Trail Network
Tualatin River Greenway Trail.
The Tualatin River Greenway Trail is a 5.3-mile paved trail that winds alongside the Tualatin River, connecting multiple parks and natural areas throughout the city. It is a favorite among walkers, joggers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts. The trail offers peaceful river views, shaded sections under a canopy of Oregon maples and firs, and frequent opportunities for wildlife observation.
For water lovers, the Tualatin River itself is a designated National Water Trail spanning 38.5 miles of navigable water. Canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are popular activities. Tualatin Riverkeepers offers equipment rentals and guided group paddles during the warmer months, making it easy to get out on the water.
More Green Spaces
Parks Across Tualatin.
Jurgens Park
17255 SW Jurgens Ave, Tualatin
A scenic park along the Tualatin River with playgrounds, river access, and walking paths. A peaceful spot for riverside picnics and nature watching.
Tualatin Community Park
8515 SW Tualatin Rd, Tualatin
The city's largest park at 27 acres, featuring a boat ramp, skate park, dog park, pickleball courts, sports fields, and the lake at Lake of the Commons.
Atfalati Park
10980 SW 79th Ave, Tualatin
A community gathering space along Saum Creek with trails, open lawns, and native plant gardens. Home to volunteer restoration events with Friends of Trees.
Outdoor Living
A home that puts nature at your doorstep.
At 22379 SW 107th Ave, you are steps from Ibach Park and minutes from the Tualatin River Greenway Trail, Community Park, and all the outdoor amenities that make this city special. If you value a home where green space is part of your daily routine, come take a look.
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