Parks and Walking Paths

 

 

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David Sawyer Park Picnic Shelter

David Sawyer Park Picnic Shelter

Park is open dawn to dusk every day; gate may be closed during high water/flooding events.
 
Used on a first-come, first-served basis; no reservations needed.
SHELTER AMENITIES
  • Picnic tables
  • Drinking Fountain
  • Restrooms (Seasonally opened; port-a-potties when restrooms are closed)
  • No electrical outlets available for use.

 

Located within the park:

  • BBQs and picnic tables (first-come, first-served)
  • Horseshoe pits (2 sets)
 
Baseball Field

Turner Baseball Field

Reserve Turner Field

Call 503-743-2155 for more details. Users must fill out a Facility Use Request Form and provide the City a certificate of insurance.

AMENITIES

  • Bleachers
  • Dugouts
  • Located near restrooms/port-a-potties
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Burkland Park

Burkland Park: located at 5280 Boise Street

Located in the downtown area, Burkland is named for the City's benefactor Don Burkland, original owner of the mill complex in Turner, who donated substantial money and land to the City.

 Park is open dawn to dusk each day.

 PARK AMENITIES

  • Restrooms (seasonally opened)
  • Drinking Fountain
  • Play equipment
  • Covered Gazebo with picnic tables, large BBQ, 2 electrical outlets (used on a first-come, first-served basis; no reservations needed)
  • Two small picnic shelters with small BBQs
  • Fully fenced grassy area

 

 

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Second Street Park Picnic

Second Street Park: located at 7105 2nd Street

Second Street was developed to serve the residents of the Holly Loop Subdivision. Much of the construction was done by City staff and an array of community volunteers.

Park is open dawn to dusk every day.

PARK AMENITIES

  • Playground (play structure, swings, tetherball (bring your own ball), merry-go-round)
  • Picnic Table
  • Benches
  • Open grassy area
  • Bike Rack
  • Port-a-potty
  • Little Library (located on 2nd St in front of the park)

 

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Black Tail Trail

The entrance for Black Tail Trail is at the intersection of Val View and Acorn.  There are 2 trails that lead down to Turner Lake from this entrance.  The north trail is a steep, hiking path, and straight down to the lake.  The south trail consists of switch backs, intended for mountain biking.  Neither trail is ADA approved and both are primitive.