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Spring Break Camps - Plan Ahead & Register Early

Looking ahead to spring break? Our camps offer fun, engaging days for kids while school is out. Save the date and sign up today. See Camp Details »

Order Today! - Spring Native Plant Sale

The Spring Native Plant Sale is open. Take a peek at the info now to plan your order. »

2026 Bond Measure -

The proposed measure would fund repairs, maintenance, and safety improvements at parks, trails and facilities. Learn more about the 2026 Bond Measure. »

THPRD Spotlights

Spring Break Camps
Plan Ahead & Register Early
Order Today!
Spring Native Plant Sale
2026 Bond Measure

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    Community Meeting and Survey for New Trail Segments

    Community members are invited to share feedback about their experiences on the Westside Trail. Your responses will help shape the trail design.

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About THPRD

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is the largest special park district in Oregon, spanning 50 square miles and serving about 250,000 residents in and around Beaverton, Oregon.
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Our mission is to provide high-quality park and recreation facilities, programs, services, and natural areas that meet the needs of the diverse communities we serve.

Equity & Inclusion Statement
We acknowledge that all U.S. government agencies have roots stemming from systemic racism and oppression, including THPRD. We seek to hold ourselves accountable for our role in perpetuating these systems and are committed to taking action to create meaningful change. We aspire to bring people together, to be a welcoming and inclusive park and recreation district, and to live our values of advancing social and racial equity.



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