Parks and Recreation

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Parking is located off Kapteyns Street on Michelin Street. Park features spraypark, covered picnic shelters, playground, Wifi, trails, and wildlife.

Located at 2280 Rogue Way

The West Linn Parks & Recreation Department professionally manages a vibrant parks network and exciting recreation activities for all ages.  Photos of different parks and events are included in this menu structure.

THE WEST LINN ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER

The West Linn Adult Community Center is open to any adult 50 years and better in the West Linn and surrounding area. The Center provides social, recreational, health and educational services and programs. The ACC is also available for rental use.  For rental information and availability, please contact our Recreation Coordinator Nicole Budden by calling (503) 557-4704 or emailing nbudden@westlinnoregon.gov

The Adult Community Center is located at

Does your group want to hold any type of fundraiser on City owned property? If you answer yes, this Permit is required. For further information about this Permit or process please contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 503-557-4700.

Sunset Fire Hall 2215 Long St.

Does your group need a place to meet? Is your house too small for that special party?  The City of West Linn may be able to meet your needs utilizing the Community Rooms located at the Sunset Fire Hall.

This is a two story facility with the downstairs having the kitchen and meeting/eating area. Upstairs is a wood floor ballroom perfect for a get together. It is a great venue for that large group or function.  Capacity is 100

Parks and Recreation Mission Statement - To provide life enhancing experiences and to promote a healthy community. This is accomplished by providing safe, attractive, and well maintained parks, facilities, trails and open spaces, as well as creative and challenging recreation programs for the leisure time enjoyment of West Linn citizens of all ages.

West Linn Safety Town is a dynamic one-week day camp designed for children ages 4 to 6. This engaging program teaches essential personal safety skills through hands-on activities and presentations led by professional speakers—such as trauma nurses, firefighters, police officers, and experienced volunteers.

Program Highlights

Daily themes covering vital topics like fire safety, street smarts, stranger danger, and emergency preparedness.

Hands-on activities and safety simulations help kids develop confidence and awareness.

Winter/Spring 2026 Registration Opens December 10th, 8am