Park Rules

Yes, we do use pesticides in our parks. However, we use an integrated approach, with different products and thresholds for differing areas of the park system. In high traffic areas like our lawns and playground structures we use no pesticides, but if the need arose we would close the area for public use for a period of time to ensure safety and reduce exposure risk. However, in our landscape beds, or parking lot cracks, or other non-play areas we do use pesticides as a cost-effective tool to maintain these types of areas in our parks. All of our staff are certified by the State Ag Dept. in the safe and proper use of these types of products and always keep our safety and the safety of our public foremost in our processes and practices. Whenever pesticides are applied in our parks, signs are posted as required by law identifying the product used and the target pest. 

Dogs in Tualatin parks and trails are to be on a physical leash not longer than six feet, except in designated fenced-off leash areas at Tualatin Community Park and Jurgens Park.  

Please call the non-emergency police dispatch phone number at 503-629-0111 to report off leash dogs or other dog issues. For an animal attack, call 911 emergency number. 

Flying drones, model airplanes, and model helicopters in parks are not allowed to be flown in any park. 

Metal detecting is allowed in parks, although digging holes or disturbing soil is not permitted. If you look for and retrieve items in parks, they need to be laying on top of the soil, grass or other areas.

Parks are open sunrise to sunset, with the exception of activities areas with lights (athletic fields, tennis/pickleball courts, skate park, basketball courts) and special events. 

Feeding wildlife of any kind is not allowed. 

The Tualatin River Greenway Trail is open from sunrise to sunset. No gas-powered vehicles are allowed, but battery-powered bikes and scooters are permitted. 

Scooters are not allowed around the Commons Lake nor on sports courts designed for Tennis/Pickleball, or Basketball. 

Smoking and vaping in parks or public plazas is prohibited. Cannabis use is prohibited in parks by law. 

Please call the non-emergency communications at 503-629-0111 to report any graffiti or vandalism. 

Sales of any kind in parks are not allowed, except at designated events by permit. 

Items of value (wallets, keys, cell phones, earbuds, etc.) are turned in and categorized with date, time, and location at the Tualatin Police Department Front Desk. 

Report to Parks Maintenance Manager at 503-691-3085. 

The City does not mitigate private property tree disputes. 

Residents can remove up to 4 trees annually without out a permit. More than 4 trees must be permitted through the City Planning at 503-691-3044 

Overnight parking is not permitted. 

Houseless

• 7 pm to 7 am
• Vacant field adjacent to Police Department parking lot
• 8650 SW Tualatin Road

Events and sports tourneys

Roamers Rest RV Park
17585 SW Pacific Hwy
503 692-6350
info@RoamersRestRVPark.com

Sun Outdoors Portland South
8275 SW Elligsen Road, Wilsonville
www.sunoutdoors.com
503 682-7829

Fishing is permitted anywhere in the parks where there is no sign indicating otherwise. 

For all rentals, contact the Juanita Pohl Center at 503 691-3061. 

For kayak rentals, contact Alder Creek at 503 691-2405 

http://aldercreek.com/rental-overview/tualatin 

5855 SW Nyberg Lane 

• Browns Ferry Park, 5855 SW Nyberg Lane
• Tualatin Community Park, 8515 SW Tualatin Road
• Jurgens Park, 17255 SW Jurgens
• Hwy 99 & Hazelbrook Road, Ave, 11675 SW Hazelbrook Road