1.) Riverside Park - The pride of the Grants Pass Parks system. Features frontage on the Rogue
River, playground, rose garden, large mature trees, shelters, a softball 
field, a soccer field, lots of grass for picnics and play. During the summer months the park is the home of the Concerts in the Park series. A disc golf course wanders through sections of the park and is another popular feature. 304 E Park StreetGrants Pass OR 97526http://www.yelp.com/biz/riverside-park-grants-pass
2.) Tom Pearce Park - Park has shelter facilities (#1-seats 150 people, #2-seats 150 people,
hester-seats 100 people), 18 hole disc golf course, hiking/nature 
trail, picnic areas, ball field, river access, large playground, horseshoe pits, volleyball court, and 108 acres of just plain beauty! 3.) Westholm Park - A neighborhood park featuring a softball field, tennis court, basketball
area, restrooms, playground and picnic area. Facilities also include a
Playground, Tennis Court, Softball Field! 225 SW Wildwood Grants Pass OR 97526
area, restrooms, playground and picnic area. Facilities also include a
Playground, Tennis Court, Softball Field! 225 SW Wildwood Grants Pass OR 97526 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Medford
1.) Train Park - Admission to Railroad Park is free and people of 
all ages are welcome to ride the steam trains and visit the displays. Trains are operated by members of the Southern Oregon Live Steamers. The Rogue Valley Model Railroad Club operates model trains in their club's building at the park. Members of the 
Southern Oregon Chapter, National Railway Historical Society are on hand to answer questions about the historical railroad equipment in the park. A big attraction is the recent restoration of the 1910 Visitor Center caboose. The interior will have displays on the rich railroad history of our area. A self-guided tour of historical railroad equipment is available. The Morse Telegraph Club's antique telegraphy system is operating and will send free telegraph messages to anyone, anywhere. The Southwest Oregon Large Scale Trains club has a garden railroad layout under construction. Bring a picnic and come out and enjoy the day!
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all ages are welcome to ride the steam trains and visit the displays. Trains are operated by members of the Southern Oregon Live Steamers. The Rogue Valley Model Railroad Club operates model trains in their club's building at the park. Members of the 
Southern Oregon Chapter, National Railway Historical Society are on hand to answer questions about the historical railroad equipment in the park. A big attraction is the recent restoration of the 1910 Visitor Center caboose. The interior will have displays on the rich railroad history of our area. A self-guided tour of historical railroad equipment is available. The Morse Telegraph Club's antique telegraphy system is operating and will send free telegraph messages to anyone, anywhere. The Southwest Oregon Large Scale Trains club has a garden railroad layout under construction. Bring a picnic and come out and enjoy the day!http://www.ci.medford.or.us/Page.asp?NavID=497
2.) Bear Creek Park and Skate Park - is approximately a 100 acre park with a great 
playground, little league fields, an off-leash dog area, a BMX track, an 
outdoor performing amphitheater, a 25,000 square foot skatepark, various barbecue areas, four tennis courts, and restroom. Please see the pdf amenity link at bottom of page for park layout. Park also features a skate park - This 24,000 sq. ft. facility has various stairs, irregular shaped ramps, narrow arches, corner ramps and MORE, MORE, MORE. Elevated platforms surround the two bowls which drop down 7-9 ft. radius.
playground, little league fields, an off-leash dog area, a BMX track, an 
outdoor performing amphitheater, a 25,000 square foot skatepark, various barbecue areas, four tennis courts, and restroom. Please see the pdf amenity link at bottom of page for park layout. Park also features a skate park - This 24,000 sq. ft. facility has various stairs, irregular shaped ramps, narrow arches, corner ramps and MORE, MORE, MORE. Elevated platforms surround the two bowls which drop down 7-9 ft. radius. 3.) Jackson Park and Outdoor pool w/ Slide - 
One of Medford's many parks, Jackson Park is complete with an outdoor public swimming pool and fun play structures. Grab some "lunch-to-go" and head to the corner of West Jackson and Summit! For more information contact the Medford Visitors Center. (Small charge for swimming pool entry only - park has free admission.) 541-774-2400
One of Medford's many parks, Jackson Park is complete with an outdoor public swimming pool and fun play structures. Grab some "lunch-to-go" and head to the corner of West Jackson and Summit! For more information contact the Medford Visitors Center. (Small charge for swimming pool entry only - park has free admission.) 541-774-24004.)Hawthorne Park - This 20 acre tract provides a 
welcome retreat to busy shoppers, families and anyone craving an open green area. It has an outdoor pool, drinking fountains, play area, 1 bocce ball court, 2 horsehoe pits, a rose garden, restrooms and a large open area. The outdoor 
pool is operated by the Medford Parks Department in the summer, offering adult lap times, open public swim times and our ever popular and very affordable swim lessons.
welcome retreat to busy shoppers, families and anyone craving an open green area. It has an outdoor pool, drinking fountains, play area, 1 bocce ball court, 2 horsehoe pits, a rose garden, restrooms and a large open area. The outdoor 
pool is operated by the Medford Parks Department in the summer, offering adult lap times, open public swim times and our ever popular and very affordable swim lessons.5.) Fichtner - Mainwaring park - is located on Stewart Avenue, between Holly Street and 
Oakdale Avenue. This is a 31 acre site with pathways, four sand volleyball courts, two basketball courts, four tennis courts, a play area, a very small gazebo, soccer fields, and restroom. The Spray Park is the first one in the City of Medford Park system. The spray park can be reserved for private use from 9-11am for $26. It is open for public use from 11am - 9pm.
Oakdale Avenue. This is a 31 acre site with pathways, four sand volleyball courts, two basketball courts, four tennis courts, a play area, a very small gazebo, soccer fields, and restroom. The Spray Park is the first one in the City of Medford Park system. The spray park can be reserved for private use from 9-11am for $26. It is open for public use from 11am - 9pm.
6.) Holmes Park - is the 2nd most popular wedding park in Medford boasts tennis courts, basketball court, play area and open field. It is situated next to a disc golf course.
7.) Donahue - Frohnmayer Park -
1678 Spring StreetMedford, OR
541-774-2400
Play area, outdoor basketball, drinking fountain. pathway through wetlands.
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8.) Lone Pine Spray Park - near Lone Pine Elementary School off Lone Pine Road. Water-spray area, restrooms, open space. Play equipment at nearby Lone Pine Elementary School.
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9.) Lewis Park - Parkside Village Apartments in west Medford will finally live up to its name next spring when play areas, basketball courts, Spray area, and a BMX track take shape a year behind schedule at the city's Lewis Park. This Park is almost completely done, the city is now working on building the BMX track-- which is getting done fast- so it should be open soon!
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