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Here’s a List of Interactive Fountains and Splash Pads at Portland Parks

Portland, Or. With record-breaking temperatures on the way, Portland Parks is getting out the word about great places to cool off. Here’s that all important list!

Interactive Fountains

Bill Naito Legacy Fountain at Waterfront Park – by Saturday Market, near the Burnside Bridge
Dawson Park – N Stanton Street & Williams Avenue
Director Park – 815 SW Park Avenue
Holladay Park – NE 11th Avenue & Holladay Street
Irving Park – NE 7th Avenue & Fremont Street
Jamison Square – 810 NW 11th Avenue
McCoy Park – N Trenton Street & Newman Avenue
The Rose Petal at Stark Street Island Park – SE 106th Avenue & Stark Street
Salmon Springs Fountain at Waterfront Park – Naito Parkway between SW Harrison Street & NW Glisan Street

Splash Pads

Splash pad are typically turned on starting on the Friday before Memorial Day and run through the end of September, from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily.

Columbia Park & Annex – N Lombard Streer & Woolsey Avenue
Earl Boyles Park – east of SE 107th Avenue & Francis Street
Elizabeth Caruthers Park – 3508 SW Moody Avenue
Essex Park – SE 79th Avenue & Center Street
Farragut Park – N Kerby Avenue & Farragut Street
Grant Park – NE 33rd Avenue & US Grant Place
Kenton Park – 8417 N Brandon Avenue
Khunamokwst Park – 5200 NE Alberta Street
McCoy Park – N Trenton Street & Newman Avenue
Northgate Park – N Geneva Avenue & Fessenden Street
Peninsula Park – 700 N Rosa Parks Way
Pier Park – N Lombard Street & Bruce Avenue
Raymond Park – SE 118th Avenue & Raymond Street
Woodlawn Park – NE 13th Avenue & Dekum Street

Elisa Klein

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