Living in Victoria Woods.
Victoria Woods is the quiet,south-side Tualatin neighborhood wrapped around Ibach Park,where dinosaur-themed playground,fishing ponds,trails,and tree-lined streets make everyday life feel a little more relaxed.
If you are looking at 22379 SW 107th Ave,you are looking at Victoria Woods. This south-side neighborhood sits just off Boones Ferry Road,with Ibach Park around the corner and everyday essentials a short drive away. It is the kind of place where kids ride bikes to the park,and families fill the parking lot during little league games on Saturday mornings.
Here is a closer look at what makes this pocket of Tualatin worth knowing,from the park itself to the schools that serve it.
The Backyard
Ibach Park,19 acres of everyday green.
Ibach Parkis a 19.4-acre active park at 10455 SW Ibach St,open daily from6 AM to10 PM with free admission and leashed dogs welcome. Its award-winning playground is themed on Tualatin's prehistoric and Native history,with dinosaur bones,a river shaped like deep canyons,and climbing structures that kids love. A newer inclusive play area,added through the2019 Parks and Trails Bond,includes an all-ages,all-abilities seesaw called the We-Saw anda Boppity Bridge that everyone can play on,regardless of ability.
Everything Else
Beyond the playground.
Play, picnic,and fish
The park offers basketball courts,two tennis courts,baseball and softball fields,a soccer field,and a bike and running track. A reservable West Large Shelterholds about48 people,andfirst-come picnic areas,BBQ areas,restrooms,and a fishing pond round out the amenities for family cookouts and lazy afternoons.
Trails that connect
Paved paths inside Ibach Park tie into passive trail connections that lead toward the Indian Meadows and Hedges Creek greenways. Dog walkers,bird watchers,and evening strollers all find reasons to stay a little longer.
A walk from home
From 22379 SW 107th Ave,it is a short walk across the neighborhood to the park's main entrance. No parking strategy needed for evening playground runs:just grab the dog and head over.
For Families
Schools that serve Victoria Woods.
Victoria Woods feeds into the Tigard-Tualatin School District,with Edward Byrom Elementary and Tualatin Elementary among the neighborhood elementary options,moving onto Hazelbrook Middle and Tualatin High. Families here appreciate the short school runs,the walking-and-biking culture,and district programs that keep kids busy after school.
Tualatin itself is recognized as a Tree City USA,and the city maintains more than110 acres of parks. Between Ibach Park around the cornerand the Tualatin River Greenway a little farther out,the neighborhood never runs short on places to play,walk,or just be outside,which is exactly why people fall for southern Tualatin.
Walkable. Welcoming. Home.
Come see the neighborhood for yourself.
Victoria Woods offers the blend of green space,convenience,and quiet streets that makes Tualatin such a sought-after suburb. If this pocket of town sounds like home,tour 22379 SW 107th Ave andwalk to Ibach Park from the front door.
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