Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation

Our mission: to promote the power of choice to enhance the quality of life for individuals of all abilities by providing diverse accessible recreation in an environment that promotes dignity, success, and fun.

THPRD's Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation program provides access to recreation programs within THPRD to patrons who have developmental, learning, or physical disabilities or mental illness. Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation provides participants the opportunity to enjoy recreational, educational, and leisure offerings through THPRD.

Adaptive Recreation

(Currently Monday Night TR, Thursday Night All-Stars, Adaptive Aquatics and Wheelchair Basketball are on hold due to COVID-19)

Mobile Adaptive Recreation

THPRD is excited to bring a brand new mobile program focused on Adaptive Recreation! Our goal is to provide individuals experiencing disabilities, FREE recreational and fitness opportunities outdoors and at home. Our Inclusion staff will be out visiting different THPRD sites four days a week. We have also partnered with the Nature Mobile and Fitness instructors from the WOW program to come out to each site once a month to provide nature and fitness-focused programs. FREE Adaptive Rec kits will be available for pickup for anyone who is not yet comfortable with participating in-person. Kits will contain supplies similar to the activity set for that day to ensure patrons get a new kit each week. We are excited to bring back recreation in any way possible! Masks are strongly encouraged, physical distancing will be required and increased sanitation and safety protocols will be followed.Please email cguajard@thprd.org for more information or if you have any questions.

Adult offerings

Teans (13+) and Adults can join us at the Elsie Stuhr Center every Monday and Thursday! Kits can be picked up for those not comfortable particpating in person from 3pm-3:45pm. On-site activities, 4pm-5pm.

Mondays: Activities will be similar to the TR program previously held on Monday nights- more focused on socialization (within the physical distance guidelines) with crafts and games.Once a month we will have visits from both the Nature and Fitness mobiles.

Thursdays: Join us on Thursdays for fitness focused activities! Evenings may consist of workout routines lead by fitness instructors as well as walks around the park, and Zumba®/dance!

Check out our schedule to see what we have planned for September and October!

Youth offerings

Held at Jenkins Estate’s Camp Rivendale and Mountain View Champions Park. Activities may include arts and craft projects, scavenger hunts, fitness routines, dance and visits from the Nature and Fitness mobiles once a month. Kits can be picked up for those not comfortable particpating in person from 3pm-3:45pm. On-site activities, 4pm-5pm.

Tuesdays: Camp Rivendale, 8805 SW Grabhorn Rd, Beaverton OR 97007

Wednesdays: Mountain View Champions Park, 5915 SW 170th Ave, Beaverton OR 97007

All THRPD Mobile Programs

This fall THPRD is offering a wide variety of Mobile Programs throughout the district this fall. Check out our full offering!

All Inclusive Cross Country

Calling all Middle Schoolers! Come join THPRD’s new all-inclusive cross-country conditioning starting Monday, October 19th. This is free to all and will run for 6 weeks, ending November 25th. No registration required.

Train every Monday and Wednesday from 3:30-4:30pm at THPRD’s Westside Trail. Meet at the corner of the Village Inn and 160th ave. Groups will be gathered in no more than 10 of similar ability or you can attend virtually. With multiple trail options, you’ll have fun working towards setting a new personal best. The program will be held outdoors, rain or shine, so please dress accordingly. Activities will include warm-up, running games, conditioning, and stretching.Masks will be encouraged along with observed physical distancing guidelines. We hope to see you out on the trails!

Please contact jsmirl@thprd.org if interested.

Inclusion Services

THPRD's Inclusion Services program provides FREE individualized supports and accommodations that assist patrons with disabilities to participate in a wide variety of programs and activities available through THPRD.

Participant Profile

Participants are required to complete an Intake Information form once a year while participating in Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation activities and/or requesting Inclusion Services. This form is used to provide emergency contact information, health conditions, and specific accommodation and support needs of participants.

Adaptive and Inclusive Available Classes

A list of current classes and programs offered can be found in the current activities guide under Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation. You can also search our class database.