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Updates & Announcements
Additional information about the renovation projects listed on this page can be found in the Parks & Recreation Master Plan. The plan was adopted in 2019 and will provide guidance for parks, recreation facilities and programs meeting community needs through 2035. The plan is a result of an 18 month process that included community engagement of community members sharing their ideas. Check back often for updates on these Master Plan projects.
Little Woodrose Invasive Species Work
Little Woodrose Nature Park will be undergoing extensive invasive plant removal this spring and summer. During these months a hired contractor will be removing all Laurel, Holly, non-native Cherry, and other non-native trees and shrubs from the park. In addition, the native trees will be cleared of English Ivy and Himalayan Blackberry, with the use of an herbicide spot treatment as needed.
During the late fall and winter months of 2026/2027 our Parks Maintenance crew will begin reforesting the park with native plants such as Douglas Fir, Thimbleberry, Tall Oregon Grape, and Salmonberry. The park will remain open during all of this work, though there may be some difficulty accessing individual sections of trail at certain times.
New Playground Coming to Tualatin Community Park
The playground at Tualatin Community Park will be closed this summer (2026) for a full renovation. We're bringing in brand-new equipment taht will increase both the inclusivity and capacity of the park, allowing play for up to 200 children. All the play features and colors were chosen by Tualatin kids last year at summer camps and ¡Viva Tualatin!.
Nyberg Creek Trail
Nyberg Creek Trail on the south side of the wetlands is currently under construction. This ¾ mile long hard surface trail is expected to be completed spring/summer 2026.
New Riverfront Park
Riverfront park property planning and community involvement in coordination with the Core Opportunity & Reinvestment Area (CORA) is in process. The Riverfront Park collaboration with CORA will incorporate multi-modal connectivity, and strengthen links to central downtown south of the parkland.
Work has already begun to prepare the future parkland! The existing houses on the park property have been removed, and work is underway to remove invasive species. The owners representative Request for Proposals (RFP) have closed and park staff is finalizing scope with the selected consultant.
This project is funded by your Parks & Trails Bond. For more information about the bond, click here.
Bond Dollars for Athletic Field Upgrades
Staff is engaged with the school district to investigate potential field improvement location(s) at schools. An assessment is in the process at select school site(s) to guide and inform Park Bond investments, with community sports involvement to follow.
This project is funded by your Parks & Trails Bond. For more information about the bond, click here.
Basalt Creek Linear Park
The linear park in the Basalt Creek area is out to bid for construction. Amenities include a pedestrian and bike pathway connecting to CPAH’s Plambeck Gardens & Autumn Sunrise to Boones Ferry Road, and TriMet bus shelter.
