John Luby Disc Golf Exploration Project
In 2022, Portland Parks & Recreation staff surveyed and identified parks with available space to accommodate disc golf courses. John Luby Park was designated as a park that fit this need. A short, family friendly disc golf course is being proposed that would not affect the existing permanent pathways, playground, nature patch, or impede usage by other park users.
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Funding and Timeline (subject to change)
The whole construction of the project is estimated at under $20,000.
May 20, 2023 – Day of Disc Golf Event
June 18, 2023 – Survey closes
Summer 2023 – Community Feedback Reviewed, check webpage for updates
Proyecto de exploración de Disc Golf John Luby
En 2022, el personal de Portland Parks & Recreation realizó una encuesta e identificó parques con espacio disponible para acomodar campos de Disc Golf. John Luby Park fue designado como un parque que satisfacía esta necesidad. Se está proponiendo un campo de Disco Golf corto y apto para familias que no afectaría los senderos permanentes existentes, el parque infantil, el parque natural ni impedirá el uso por parte de otros usuarios del parque.
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Financiamiento y Cronograma (sujeto a cambios)
Se estima que la construcción total del proyecto tendrá un costo de menos de $20,000.
20 de mayo de 2023 - Evento del Día del Disc Golf
18 de junio de 2023 - Cierre de la encuesta
Verano de 2023 - Se revisará la retroalimentación de la comunidad. Visite la página web para obtener actualizaciones
John Luby Park Nature Patch
This small natural garden space was created in 2023 in partnership with Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services. It features a pallet of Douglas Fir forest understory plants such as Snowberry, Sword Fern, Oregon Grape, Salal, Vine Maple, and Ocean Spray. The garden repurposed an underutilized and overshaded area of turf within the park's dense stand of Doug Fir.
Learn more about Nature Patches in Portland
Portland Parks & Recreation is adding nature patches to developed park landscapes to provide natural experiences for people and habitat for wildlife. Nature patches are unique natural garden spaces that support native pollinators and offer fun opportunities for education and exploration.
Learn about the history of the park
Accessibility Notes
Play Area
- Engineered mulch surface
- Rubberized surface for merry-go-round (no access path)
- Ramp into play area
Play Equipment
- Transfer station
- Sensory play elements
Other Amenities
- Accessible picnic table