Mountain View Champions Park

Mountain View Champions Park is a 21.5-acre community park located in Aloha, adjacent to Mountain View Middle School. The park is unique as it was designed to be fully accessible to people experiencing disability. There are many special design features such as wider pathways, no steps, especially designed playground equipment, and the first synthetic sports field in Oregon designed for athletes of all abilities. The park was supported by generous donations from the community, including the Tualatin Hills Park Foundation. The project is a partnership between THPRD and the Beaverton School District.

The park's amenities designed for communities living with disability, include a 6,500-square-foot inclusive play area and sports field. These and more unique amenities were designed with input from people experiencing disabilities to ensure their perspective helped guide the design process. The park also features a second synthetic multi-sport field, a grass baseball/softball field, community gardens, tennis courts, a picnic shelter, parking, restrooms and concessions. The park will soon feature a multi-purpose sport court. To share your input or learn more about this sport court, please visit the IMPROVEMENTS tab above.

The park's name honors the partnership with Mountain View Middle School and all the many champions who enjoy inclusive play, contributed to the park design, and/or make the park a destination for people of all abilities.

Nearby sites: Mountain View Tennis Courts, Lawndale Park, Cooper Park, Thornbrook Park, Thornbrook Woods Natural Area

Nearby sites: Mountain View Tennis Courts, Lawndale Park, Cooper Park, Thornbrook Park, Thornbrook Woods Natural Area

New Multi-use Sport Court coming to Mountain View Champions Park​ | En Español

​ THPRD is planning a new multi-use sport court at Mountain View Champions Park. Like other features of the park, this sport court will be uniquely designed to be fully accessible to people experiencing disabilities, including:

• Wide access paved pathways with soft-angle turns, soft slopes, no steps, and the most direct and shortest routes to and from the sport court and directional signage on accessways
• Wide entrance gates into the sport court with direct alignment into the parking lot
• Spectator areas for viewing the sport court with spaces for mobility devices, including wheelchairs
• Additional parking, including ADA parking with curb-less transition to paved pathways

This project is the final project to be completed and funded by the 2008 bond measure. THPRD currently expects construction of the new sport court to be completed by October 2023.​

To sign up for project updates, please click here. Park neighbors can also expect to receive notices in the mail for any upcoming community meetings.

Project Manager: Matt Kilmartin
Email: mkilmartin@thprd.org
Phone: 503-629-6305

(Content updated on 11-22-2021)