Parts of Washington Park are under construction this year. Here’s what you can expect when you visit. Check with the Oregon Zoo , Portland Japanese Garden , Hoyt’s Visitor Center, and the World Forestry Center Discovery Museum for each organization’s hours and ticketing details.

The Park is free to enter. There is an admission fee for the Portland Japanese Garden, World Forestry Center Discovery Museum, and Oregon Zoo. There is a $2.40/hour fee to park, which may vary during special events. LOCATION. Located two miles west of downtown Portland, Oregon. To drive, take exit 72 from Hwy. 26.

Enjoy 10,000 roses, typically in bloom from May through October, overlooking Portland’s skyline and Mt. Hood. For wedding or event permits, contact Portland Parks & Recreation. ★ Free. Visit Website

Explore Washington Park is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to connecting people with the culture, diversity, and wonder of nature in Washington Park in Portland, Oregon. Our mission is to provide an accessible, inclusive, and cohesive experience for all who visit Portland’s destination park.

The Washington Park Free Shuttle Loop provides daily, year-round service throughout the Park. View the Free Shuttle real-time tracker below. Hours vary by season. April – September | 9:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. • Every 15-30 minutes

As one of the oldest Parks in Portland, Washington Park's 410 acres is rich with history. Find out how City Park became Washington Park!

Address: 4033 SW Canyon Rd, Portland, OR 97221 Phone: 503-319-0999. Send us a message. Maximize your visit! Get event info, trip tips, and more: Washington Park Monthly Newsletter

Take TriMet’s Red or Blue MAX Light Rail lines to Washington Park station, and then hop on the Washington Park Free Shuttle to Hoyt Arboretum’s Visitor Center. If you’d rather walk from the MAX station, it’s only a ½-mile walk along the Overlook Trail to reach the Visitor Center.

Explore over 150 years of Washington Park, originally called City Park, and its many destinations by virtually visiting the featured Discovery Points. Each Discovery Point connects you to history, photos, and community members’ stories.

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