A park is a place where I canlet my kids play.
In 114 of 208 Portland parks.
316 mapped properties in Portland’s parks system. Includes parks, natural areas, gardens, facilities, and operational land. What are we counting?
Seven ways in
The big ones
All 316 properties
How documented amenities vary
Compare 7 published amenities across districts. Counts require public-entry evidence. Differences can reflect incomplete records and are not measures of unmet need.
- fewest documented places to use a restroom
- fewest documented places to let my kids play
- fewest documented places to gather out of the rain
- fewest documented places to walk or roll on pavement
- fewest documented places to play on a field
- fewest documented places to let my dog run
Never the lowest on these.
Never the lowest on these.
- fewest documented places to run through water
- fewest documented places to let my dog run
District 3 has the fewest mapped properties (55). The City's own Level-of-Service guidance finds the largest access gaps in East Portland. These are counts of property records, not people — the population data that would answer it properly is on the roadmap.
723 staff, a ten-year timeline, a commitments ledger, and a values-to-priorities dial you can turn yourself.