Every park in Portland. One atlas.
Conditions, projects, partners, and real ways to help — for all 316 parks, built from public data and labeled department-provided records.
One atlas, five views
Each view answers a different question about the same 316 parks — built from labeled source data, with nothing shipped on placeholder numbers.
See what needs repair, park by park.
1,133 repair candidates tracked across 8,243 public assets
Volunteer days, movies, concerts — one calendar.
114 upcoming events across 35 parks
The civic ecosystem sustaining the parks.
90 organizations supporting 56 parks
Every park, searchable by what you love.
316 parks · 11,401 acres · 299 photo profiles
Shelters, fields, courts, and garden plots.
23 picnic shelters · 18 lighted tennis courts · garden plots
The big ones
Portland's largest parks, photographed by the city itself. Every park page carries the full official profile.
Where the need is
Open repair candidates by council district, straight from PP&R's public asset condition records. The atlas exists so this stops being invisible.
Every number in this atlas traces to a labeled source. Where the city publishes no data — like itemized repair costs — the atlas shows the gap instead of inventing a figure.
Condition assessments carry their original dates, some from 2007. Old dates are shown as exactly that: the city's last published word.