1100 block of Bair Road NE

• 1 Picnic table
• 1 Park bench
• Paved pedestrian connectivity path to adjoining neighborhoods

Originally called Pleasantview Park

• 2.5 acres
• 1 Barbeque grill
• 2 Picnic tables
• Toddler play structure (ages 2-5)
• Drinking fountain
• Portable Toilet (seasonal)
• On-Street parking

• Limited off-street parking (6-8 cars)
• Portable restrooms, all year
• 1 Youth-sized ball diamond
• 6 Picnic tables
• 2 Barbeque grills
• 2 Horseshoe pits
• 1 Tennis court
• 4 Basketball hoops
• 1 Drinking fountain
• Playground equipment
• 2 Park benches
• 1 Bike Rack
• Covered Picnic Shelter

• 21,000 SF Skate Park
• Skate Park Information 
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  • Aerial Video 
  • Photo
• Gazebo with 5 tables (reservable)
• Interactive Water Splash Fountain (seasonal/set times)
• 11 Picnic tables
• 9 Park Benches
• 1 Bike Rack
• Drinking fountain
• Portable Toilet
• Civic Center Parking and Rickman Rd parking lot
• Garden Space at Rickman Garden 

400 block Dearborn & Chemawa Road NE

• Approximately 60 parking spaces, one lot at each end of the park
• Portable restrooms, 2 all year
• 1 Full-sized soccer field - (reservations call 503-856-3408)
• 2 Youth-sized ball diamonds
• 10 Picnic tables
• 5 Barbeques grills
• 2 Horseshoe pits
• 2 Basketball hoops
• Drinking fountain
• Playground equipment
• Bike Rack
• Dog Station
• Covered area (reservations call 503-856-3408)

• Pedestrian bench
• Dog Station
• On-street Parking Only
• Portable Toilet (seasonal)
• Multi Use Path
• Covered Area
• 3 Picnic Tables
• Play Structure
• Drinking Fountain
• Bike Rack

• 2.57 acres
• Undeveloped
• Paved Trail

• 16.7 acres
• Park contracted through Keizer Little League 
• Large parking lot
• 12 Youth-sized ball diamonds
• Portable restrooms
• Covered picnic shelter
• Bike rack

• Amphitheater Reservation Form
• Amphitheater with seating for 400 (reservable)
• Boat Ramp
• Camping site (1)
• Concept Master Plan Map (original)
• Master Plan Map (2014)
• Disc Golf Course Map
• History
• Information Kiosks (3)
• Jean Sternwheeler
• Keizer Rapids Cross Video
• Master Plan
• Multi Use Path
• Off Leash dog park with 2 Covered Shelter areas
• Overnight Parking Permit Application
• Plant List
• Native Plant List with Photos
• Parking area
• Picnic Tables (16)
• Portable Toilets
• RIVERR Task Force Executive Summary & Final Report
• Sand Volleyball Court
• Trail Map
• Water Trail
• Bike Racks at Boat Ramp, Amphitheater and Play Structure

• 3.5 acres
• On-street parking
• 2 Picnic tables
• 1 Park bench
• Drinking fountain
• Playground equipment
• Paved trail

Charles Mcmichael (Mike) Whittam was born on May 11, 1939. He spent his early years in California where he graduated from San Clemente High School. In the early sixties he met Kathleen Lollar in college in Arizona and they married in '64. They moved to Oregon where he began to work for the State Parks Commission. He was diagnosed with cancer in 1987, and went into surgery on his wife's birthday. He died later that month on October, 27th. On January 15, 1990, Parcel “B” of the Keizer Little League Park was designated as ‘Mike Whittam Park’ in recognition of the many ways he served the Keizer community including serving as Chair of the Parks Advisory Board for several years. He is buried at Claggett Cemetery, Keizer, Marion County, Oregon

• 5 acres
• 1 Picnic table
• Site of Community Garden Project - Marion Polk Food Share 

• 9.6 acres
• Undeveloped natural wetland area
• Seasonal pedestrian access only
• No parking

• 2.1 acres
• On-street parking
• 4 Picnic tables
• 1 Barbeque grill
• 1 Park bench
• Drinking fountain
• Playground equipment
• Basketball court - 2 hoops

• Undeveloped river bank and flood dike area
• Pedestrian access only 
• Small parking lot

PFC Ryan J Hill Park was dedicated November 8, 2013. Keizer native, Army PFC Ryan J. Hill died in action in Iraq on January 20, 2007.  Ryan, 20, was killed when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle while he was in Baghdad. He joined the Army in 2005 and deployed the next year to Iraq.

• 1.3 Acres
• Waterfall feature
• Paved path
• Interpretive heritage marker - Marie Dorion and Japanese History
• Benches
• Bridge over wetland area
• Bike rack

• On-street parking  
• 1 Picnic table/2 benches
• 150 Feet of pedestrian river access
• Dog station

• 2 Paved parking areas
• 3 Picnic tables
• 2 Park benches
• Play structure
• Drinking fountain
• Paved trail
• River viewing pad
• Information kiosk
• Dog station
• Bike rack

• On-street parking
• Portable restrooms (seasonal)
• 5 Picnic tables
• 2 Park benches
• 1 Tennis court/picke ball
• 1 Basketball hoop
• Drinking fountain
• Playground equipment
• Covered picnic shelter