Peninsula Park

The park is open 5:00 a.m.-midnight; tennis lights turn off at 10:00 p.m. The community center, outdoor pool, splash pad, rose-garden services, and reservations keep seasonal schedules.

Use street parking around N Rosa Parks Way and surrounding blocks. Route to the rose garden, pool, community center, playground, courts, or field before choosing an edge.

The formal rose garden and fountain anchor the center, with community center, pool, playground, courts, and fields around it. The park is compact enough to walk but each facility has a distinct entrance.

An accessible restroom is listed, with additional facilities inside the community center and pool only during their operating hours.

The park, rose garden, playground, splash pad when operating, paths, and most courts are free. Pool admission, classes, reservations, and programs may charge.

The park lists accessible picnic and restroom facilities and mostly paved formal paths. Pool, community center, playground equipment, and historic structures have facility-specific access details.

Dogs must be leashed throughout the park and are not allowed in the rose beds, splash pad, pool, playground, or indoor facilities except as permitted by law.

Playground, seasonal pool, splash pad, rose garden, fountain, lawns, and sports make this one of North Portland's most varied family parks.

Bus routes, biking, walking, rideshare, and neighborhood street parking serve N Rosa Parks Way. Verify current TriMet arrivals and pool schedules before a time-sensitive trip.

Do not confuse the decorative rose-garden fountain with the seasonal splash pad. Water play and pool operations are seasonal and can close for maintenance, staffing, weather, or water-quality checks.

Check Portland's hourly rain and temperature, heat or smoke advisories, wind, lightning, ice, river conditions, trail closures, and current park notices. Forested trails can remain muddy or hazardous after storms, while open lawns, summits, fountains, and riverfront areas have different exposure.