Patton Square Park

Park
Patton Square Park
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Year acquired
1960
Size in acres
1.26
History

The park is named after pioneer Matthew Patton who owned land in the West Hills as well as in North Portland. Before 1913, North Interstate Avenue was called North Patton Avenue. When the street was connected to a new bridge over the Columbia River, the City renamed it to reflect its new function.

Accessibility Notes

Parking

  • Parking lot with 1 designated accessible space
  • Paved pathway to play area
  • 25 feet to play area

Play Area

  • Engineered mulch
  • Ramp into the play area

Play Equipment

  • Sensory play elements

Other Amenities

  • Accessible restroom in the community center
  • Accessible picnic tables

Park Location or Entrance

N Interstate Avenue and Emerson Street
Portland, OR 97217

Open hours

Park hours: 5:00am-midnight

Park amenities/activities

Accessible Picnic Area
Accessible Play Area
Picnic Table
Playground
Plaza
Paths (Paved)

Park policy

  • All dogs must be leashed in this park.

Neighborhood

City section

North