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Mountain View Champions Park
Mountain View Champions Park is the largest project funded by the 2008 Bond Measure. This 21.5-acre community park is located in Aloha, adjacent to Mountain View Middle School. The project is a partnership between THPRD and the Beaverton School District.
Mountain View Champions Park includes the former Lawndale Park property, as well as two synthetic multi-sport fields, a grass baseball/softball field, community gardens, tennis courts, a picnic shelter, parking, restrooms and concessions.
- View master plan (PDF)
A $1,578,000 capital fundraising campaign supported the construction of additional park amenities for people living with disability, including a 6,500-square-foot inclusive play area and the first sports field in Oregon designed for athletes of all abilities.
The park's name, recommended by an 8-member volunteer committee, pays homage to nearby Mount Williams and Cooper Mountain, the adjacent school, and the many champions who will enjoy inclusive play and/or have contributed to those amenities that will make the site 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
Saturday October 14
Grand Opening Celebration at 3:00 PM