On the far north side of town. Access from the end of NW 13th St, coming from Highland Dell Dr. via Public Works area.
Size:
10 acres
Brandis Park includes scenic second-growth Douglas Fir stands. A moderately level 1/2 mile soft-surfaced trail loops through the Fir grove. The park offers open space views of scenic, natural landscape.
West of Corvallis, next to the Benton County Fairgrounds. Accessible from Oak Creek Drive, Reservoir Avenue, and Midge Cramer Path. The address is 6460 NW Oak Creek Dr.
South of downtown. From Philomath Blvd (Hwy 20/34 bypass), exit at the 15th Street stoplight and cross the bridge south into the park. Or, from 99W South, turn west onto Avery Ave. which dead ends at the park. The address is 1200 SW Avery Park Drive.
On the west side of the City, on the 3900 block of Harrison Blvd. at the intersection of Harrison Blvd. and Merrie Drive.
Size:
3.7 acres
Arnold Park features an open turf area, picnic tables, resting benches and play equipment. This small, lovely park features large, older trees that shade the park's resting benches and offers views of nearby agricultural fields. A quiet sitting area near the Decker Memorial anchors one end of the park and play equipment anchors the other.
Enjoy this green space in the center of town!
Located right across the street from the North Co-Op, it's the perfect place for a picnic or just relaxing outdoors.
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