The Friends of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park and the Tualatin Hills Nature Center are hosting the Spring Native Plant Sale in partnership with Sparrowhawk Native Plants. Thousands of habitat friendly native plants are available as well as information about the benefits of native plants.

THPRD unveils new parks and trails in South Cooper Mountain, each named to reflect the area's rich history, diverse communities, and natural beauty, including Free Skies Park, Sequoia Plaza, Harmony Park, Chahelim Trail, Oregon Oak Trail, and Sandhill Crane Trail.

 Registration for Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s spring programs, classes, and activities begins Saturday, February 22, at 8 am for in-district residents. Out-of-district registration starts on Monday, February 24.

 This February, please join THPRD in supporting Beaverton School District (BSD) families in need through a Undergarment and Hygiene Drive.

 On May 20, 2025, an election will be held to elect board members for three positions on the THPRD Board of Directors. Positions are at-large, meaning they serve the entire district, and terms last for four years.

 THPRD is finalizing plans for the future pickleball courts coming to Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex.

THPRD plans to restore and daylight a section of the stream at Raleigh Park from July to August 2024.

THPRD is excited to begin construction on Abbey Creek Park starting as soon as June 2024.

Share your feedback on the play area, concept plan, and name for the future nature-based park.

Share your input on future park names in the South Cooper Mountain area.

Share your input by Monday, April 1 in a community survey for the future play area coming to SW Pointer Rd.

Community update on possible Garden Home Park dog run.

Join THPRD for a final public involvement opportunity and community meeting on Thursday, February 15 at 7:00 pm at the West Slope NAC Meeting.

Join THPRD for a final public involvement opportunity and community meeting on Tuesday, February 13 at 7:00 pm at the Five Oaks Triple Creek NAC Meeting.

The THPRD Board of Directors voted unanimously last night to place a local option levy before district voters at the May 21, 2024, election. The board followed the recommendation coming from the district’s Levy Task Force, which analyzed the district’s operational needs and determined a local option levy was needed to maintain THPRD service levels.

Join THPRD for a final public involvement opportunity and community meeting on Thursday, December 14 at 6pm the Garden Home Recreation Center.

THPRD is excited to announce construction on the new dog run coming to Ridgewood Park.

Share your input on future trail names in the South Cooper Mountain area.

THPRD and the City of Beaverton are excited to announce the co-creation of a Downtown Parks & Open Space Framework Plan.

Take a new survey to share your input on the layout and amenities for the future nature-based park at NW Heckman Ln.

Help choose a new name for the future park at SW Pointer Rd. 

Join THPRD for Wild Night Trick or Treat in the Park on Thursday, October 26 for free giveaways for all ages and an opportunity to share input on the future nature-based park coming to NW Heckman & 159th Ave.

 THPRD continues to be recognized nationally for earning reaccreditation through the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

Join THPRD for a Bark Day Pawty at Garden Home Park on Sunday, October 8 from 9:00-11:30am with fun activities for people and pups of all ages, including free giveaways.

THPRD is seeking community input about a possible future dog run at Garden Home Park.

Join THPRD for a community presentation and meeting about the improvements coming to Willow Creek Greenway.

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is encouraging community members to apply for openings on the district’s three Advisory Committees and Budget Committee. The deadline to submit applications is Monday, October 23.

 THPRD is looking at options to stabilize funding for park and recreation services to maintain current service levels and to prepare for future needs and we need the public’s help.

 Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, Washington County Chair Kathryn Harrington, Beaverton Mayor Lacey Beaty, THPRD Board President Alfredo Moreno, and many other local officials toured THPRD facilities at the H.M.T. Complex today to shine a spotlight on THPRD’s application for federal grant funding to aid in infrastructure improvements to support sheltering people during emergencies.

 THPRD is excited to announce that it was selected by Portland General Electric’s Drive Change Fund (DCF) to receive funding for two of the district’s latest Rec Mobiles. One of the new vehicles was on full display at this past weekend’s Big Truck Day event and will be back in action for the Tri Together Pedal Run and Dip on August 12 at the Tualatin Hills Athletic Center.

Share your input on the future nature-based park at NW Heckman and 159th Ave in this community survey by Sunday, July 2.

Join THPRD for Nature Family Fun Night on Thursday, June 8 for activities for all ages, free giveaways, and an opportunity to share input on the future nature-based park coming to NW Heckman & 159th Ave.

THPRD has added new shelter locations and now offer 14 rentable shelters across the district.

THPRD beginning construction on La Raíz Park in 2023.

THPRD is performing earthwork and habitat restoration along the Bronson Creek near the corner of NW Laidlaw & Saltzman.

Join THPRD for Nature Family Fun Night on Thursday, May 11 for activities for all ages, free giveaways, and an opportunity to learn about the improvements coming to the Willow Creek Greenway.

Join THPRD and the West Slope Neighborhood Association Committee to learn about the finalized concept plan for the Future Park at NW Pointer Rd. 

Update on Ridgewood Park dog run construction.

Update on Multi-Purpose Sport Court Construction at Mountain View Champions Park

THPRD is launching the planning of a new park project in North Bethany at the southeast corner of NW Heckman Lane and 159th Ave.

THPRD has recently welcomed four long-serving staff into new roles at the district.

 On May 16, 2023, an election will be held to elect board members for two positions on the THPRD Board of Directors. Positions are at-large, meaning they serve the entire district, and terms last for four years.

 The Friends of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park and the Tualatin Hills Nature Center are hosting the Spring Native Plant Sale in partnership with Sparrowhawk Native Plants. Thousands of habitat friendly native plants are available as well as information about the benefits of native plants.

On May 16, 2023, an election will be held to elect board members for two positions on the THPRD Board of Directors. Positions are at-large, meaning they serve the entire district, and terms last for four years.

THPRD is planning to replace the .85 mile stretch of boardwalk that meanders through the Willow Creek Greenway.

THPRD is now completing the design and permitting processfor the new dog run coming to Ridgewood Park. Construction of the dog run is anticipated in Spring 2023.

Metro approved $2,055,647 in funding for THPRD’s Beaverton Creek Trail project from Metro’s 2025-2027 Regional Flexible Funds Allocation for transportation projects.

THPRD is developing the details of the new toddler and teen areas and would like your input. Take a survey by Monday, December 26.

The Metro Council approved THPRD’s Westside Trail Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge project for a Metro 2019 Parks and Nature Bond Trails Grant for more than $1.9 million.

THPRD is partnering with housing developers in exchange for THPRD system development credits to bring parks and trails to the South Cooper Mountain area.

Community input is helping THPRD and the City of Beaverton understand the community’s hopes for parks and open spaces in downtown Beaverton.

 Holiday Gift Card Drive for Beaverton School District Families Underway

Share input on the new concept plan and name for the future park at SW Pointer Rd.

The concept plan for Abbey Creek Park phase 2 is now in review at THRPD. 

Housing developer The New Home Company is donating a natural area and a section of future park land to THPRD in exchange for developing a water quality facility on THPRD property.

Take a new survey to share your input on the layout and amenities of the future park at SW Pointer Road. 

Share your input on the new concept plan for Abbey Creek Park phase 2.

Share your input on the new dog run coming to Ridgewood Park.

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is encouraging community members to apply for openings on the district’s three Advisory Committees and Budget Committee.

The Tualatin Hills Nature Center is hosting the Fall Native Plant Sale in partnership with Sparrowhawk Native Plants. Thousands of habitat friendly native plants are available as well as information about the benefits of native plants.

The Washington Country Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan is being updated.

 Registration for Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s fall programs, classes, and activities begins Saturday, August 13, at 8 am for in-district residents. Out-of-district registration starts on Monday, August 15.

Join THPRD for a Virtual Community Meeting to learn more about the permanent restrooms coming to Schiffler, Hazeldale, and Greenway Parks.

Julie Rocha and Sabrina Taylor Schmitt, two long-serving park and recreation professionals, have been recently appointed as directors at THPRD. They have been serving as interim directors since September 2021, as the district was in the midst of an organizational realignment due to the pandemic.

Share your input on the future play area at La Raíz Park by taking a community survey by Sunday, July 24.

Share your ideas about the future of Downtown Parks in a community survey by July 11.

Share your input in a community survey about Westside Trail Bridge funding by Tuesday, June 21.

Share your input in a community survey about funding for the Beaverton Creek Trail by Tuesday, June 21.

Share your input by Sunday, June 12 on play features for a new park in the Heights area development at South Cooper Mountain.

Share your ideas about the amenities you would like added to the park by taking a short survey.

 The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is encouraging community members to apply for an opening on the district’s Audit Committee. There is one position available. The deadline to submit applications is Tuesday, May 31, 2022.

Walk, bike, or roll to join THPRD for FREE coffee, treats, and giveaways for all ages and share your input on the future park coming to SW Pointer Rd.

Join us for a Virtual Community Presentation for Phase 2 of the Abbey Creek Park design. This meeting is an opportunity for community members to learn more about the park, learn ways to share input, and ask questions.

THPRD is beginning the second phase of planning and design of Abbey Creek Park and engaging local community members to help decide which additional amenities will be added to the undeveloped areas of the park.

THPRD is holding a Virtual Community Presentation for the future park on SW Pointer Rd. This meeting is an opportunity for community members to learn more about the new park, learn ways to share input, and ask questions.

 Jared Isaksen has been selected as THPRD’s Finance Services Director/ Chief Financial Officer. As CFO, Jared will lead the district’s Finance Services team, overseeing a staff of 10.5 staff, responsible for directing the district’s fiscal operations as well as budget and accounting functions.

THPRD will begin the planning and design of a future neighborhood park along SW Pointer Rd. THPRD is excited to engage local community members to help guide the design process.

The Tualatin Hills Nature Center is hosting the Spring Native Plant Sale in partnership with Sparrowhawk Native Plants. Thousands of habitat friendly native plants are available as well as information about the benefits of native plants.

The concept plan for this new trail has officially been approved by the THPRD Board of Directors.

THPRD is now finalizing the concept plan for the new multi-purpose sport court at Mountain View Champions Park. 

THPRD Board of Directors supports proceeding with phase II of the Beaverton Creek Regional Trail project.

THPRD is planning a new multi-use sport court at Mountain View Champions Park.

THPRD would like your input on play features for two new parks coming to the South Cooper Mountain area. Learn more and take a short survey.

 Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is partnering with the Beaverton School District for the THPRD’s annual Holiday Giving Drive. Our goal is to help create a warmer, brighter holiday season for Beaverton School District families and students in need. Community members can bring gift cards to any open THPRD facility until Wednesday, December 15.

 Positions available on THPRD Budget Committee

THPRD is finalizing a concept plan and name for the New Park at SW Baker & Lombard. Please share your input by joining our upcoming virtual meeting or take a short survey.

 The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is
encouraging community members to apply for openings on the district’s three Advisory Committees and Budget Committee.

Community input is helping THPRD understand the community’s preferred features for the bridge design.

THPRD is honored to announce that the district’s visioning process was selected for two national awards: the Public Involvement Project of the Year in the United States and as the winner of the Core Values Award for Respect for Diversity, Inclusion, and Culture.

THPRD continues planning the future off-street trail connecting SW Sexton Mountain Dr to the Westside Trail near Sexton Mountain Elementary School. Please join us for our upcoming Virtual Community Review Meeting to learn about the trail alignment plan, ask questions, and share your input.

 The Tualatin Hills Nature Center is hosting the Fall Native Plant Sale in partnership with Sparrowhawk Native Plants. Thousands of habitat friendly native plants are available as well as information about the benefits of native plants.

 Registration for Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s fall programs, classes and activities begins Saturday, August 28, at 8 am for in-district residents. Out-of-district registration begins on Monday, August 30.

The for-profit affordable housing developer Wishcamper Development Partners is proposing to develop a series of parks and trails in the South Cooper Mountain area.

Take a survey to share your input on a new park in the South Cooper Mountain area.

To share your input in a future survey for the new park at SW Baker & Lombard.

Join THPRD for a free event with fun activities, music, free giveaways, and an opportunity to give input on the new park features coming to SW Baker & Lombard. Plus, meet your favorite Disney Frozen characters!

THPRD is planning a new off-street trail connecting SW Sexton Mountain Dr to the Westside Trail near Sexton Mountain Elementary School. Please join us for a Virtual Community Meeting to learn more and share input.

Please join us for a virtual community meeting on May 20 at 6 pm. THPRD is designing a new 1.5-mile segment of the Beaverton Creek Regional Trail.

Join THPRD and Vose Elementary School for fun activities for all ages, free giveaways, and an opportunity to give input on a new park coming to SW Baker & Lombard.

 THPRD Job Fair - May 19th from 3 - 6 pm

From spring to fall of 2021, THPRD will be planning a new .15-mile off-street trail connecting from the Westside Trail to SW Sexton Mountain Dr near Sexton Mountain Elementary School.

THPRD is holding a Virtual Community Meeting for the upcoming park at SW Baker and Lombard. This meeting is an opportunity for community members to learn more about the new park and provide your input through an online survey.

 THPRD has many openings for part-time and seasonal summer positions.  

 Summer Schedule Available Online April 12

 Volunteers Needed to Review THPRD Affilate Process

THPRD announces the planning and design of a future neighborhood park at the northwest corner of SW Baker St and SW Lombard Ave.

Join THPRD for the Love Your Trails celebration on Saturday, February 13 at Pioneer Park. Celebrate your local trails and Valentines’ weekend at at this walk-through celebration to enjoy family activities, free raffle and giveaways. Plus, learn about the upcoming Westside Trail bridge and share your input!

 THPRD Announces Facility Openings in February

Opening available on THPRD Budget Committee

THPRD invites community members to view our next Property & Agency Stakeholders Virtual Meeting for the Westside Trail Bridge over Highway 26 study on Tuesday, January 26 at 2:00-3:30pm. This is an opportunity to hear project updates, learn what we heard from community members, and share your input on bridge alignment options.

 THPRD Board of Directors Elections Announced 

 In response to Governor Brown’s announcement last week regarding the new matrix for COVID-19 risk assessment within counties, THPRD will continue its closure of facilities to the public, with the exception of registered participants in child care and preschool programs.

 THPRD's Visioning Task Force honored by with community involvement award from Washington County Committee for Community Involvement

 THPRD buildings will close November 18 for the statewide Two-Week Freeze.

 THPRD Holiday GIFT CARD Drive - Please help us help Beaverton area Families this Season!

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is encouraging community members to apply for openings on the district’s Budget Committee. There are two positions available. The deadline to submit applications is Monday, November 9, 2020.

The THPRD Planning team is holding a Virtual Community Meeting for the new Westside Trail Bridge over Highway 26 study. The virtual meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 20 at 6:00pm. This meeting is an opportunity for community members across the district to learn more about the study project, ask questions, and provide your input.

The THPRD Planning team is offering a virtual presentation and discussion about the upcoming Westside Trail Bridge over Highway 26 study. While this Property & Agency Stakeholders Virtual Meeting will be a discussion among local property owners and agency stakeholders, we are also inviting the public to share their input and ask questions.

THPRD outdoor spaces: parks, trails, and natural areas are closed through Monday, September 14th, at 8 am

Playgrounds, Outdoor Play Equipment, and Basketball Courts Open Immediately; Babette Horenstein Tennis Center to Open Sept. 14th; Some Pools to Open by the End of the Month

 THPRD Announces Out of School Care options for families during the virtual school year.  Online help and enrichment activities available.

 THPRD Announces opening of Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center and Tualatin Hills Athletic Center on Monday, August 31.  Updated hours of operation and new processes for accessing services.  Learn more and register at www.thprd.org/portal. 

Tennis Courts, Dog Parks, & Skate Parks to Open on May 23

Small Number of Outdoor Summer Camps Will Begin in July

Please join THPRD for a Virtual Town Hall on Tuesday, May 19 at 6pm to listen to revised plans for summer programming and share your input.  Join the meeting at bit.ly/THPRDTownHall

Spring Term 2020 has been cancelled.  Patrons will receive a refund for program or class fees.  Refunds will be processed by mid-May and credits will be returned through the method of payment received. 

THPRD is launching a project to explore options for the development of a pedestrian and bicycle bridge crossing over Highway 26 to connect the Westside Trail from SW Greenbrier Parkway to the NW Cornell Road.

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District has partnered with Community Action and Project Homeless Connect to open an emergency shelter for single adults at the Elsie Stuhr Center. The emergency shelter will be in operation during the time the facility is closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Due to the unprecedented global pandemic and the accompanying closure of programs and facilities, THPRD initially placed 762 part-time and seasonal workers in unscheduled status.