Thurston Hills Natural Area
Thurston Hills Natural Area provides 665 acres of land dedicated to recreation and habitat restoration in east Springfield. This area opened to the public in 2017, providing a growing trail system for hikers, mountain bikers, and nature lovers.
Splash at Lively Park
About Splash
Nestled in the Thurston area of Springfield next to Lively Park, this indoor waterpark offers something for everyone. Enjoy a wave pool, kiddie pool, water slide, six-lane, 25-yard lap pool, steaming spa pool, community room, locker rooms, and outdoor sun deck. The waves are activated during waterpark swim times only. Automatic doors and a portable pool lift make this facility and pool more accessible.
Concessions are currently closed for the season. Outside food and drink are permitted while concessions are closed.
Ruff Memorial Park and Magnolia Arboretum
This 10-acre park features hundreds of magnolia trees, plenty of open green space, and a paved multi-use path that loops around the arboretum. There is a portable restroom in the parking lot.
Royal Delle Park
Discover Royal Delle Park, a charming 3-acre oasis nestled in Hayden Bridge. This neighborhood gem features an accessible paved walking path, ample open green space for gatherings, a half-court for basketball games, and a delightful playground for children and families.
Robin Park
This small neighborhood park is located in northwest Springfield. It offers play equipment and a sand-play area, a paved path, and a half basketball court.
Rob Adams Park
Rob Adams Park is 6.5 acres and features open play areas, a full basketball court with adjustable hoops, and a fun collection of modern playground equipment sure to get kids climbing, spinning and giggling. The park is named in honor of Rob Adams, a dedicated member of the Willamalane Board of Directors for over 20 years.
Quartz Park
Quartz Park features a playground, paved walking path, full basketball court with adjustable hoops, and open play field. Springfield Public Schools and Willamalane developed the park together in this growing neighborhood, and the school district has plans for a future school at the site. The park was funded in part by a 2012 bond measure.
Pride Park
This quiet, 2-acre neighborhood park is located one block away from Bob Keefer Center. It has a playground, full basketball court, and plenty of open space.
Page Park
Page Park is next to Page Elementary School. The park features an informal baseball field and two fenced tennis courts. It is also adjacent to the multi-use EWEB Path for easy neighborhood access.
Pacific Park
Pacific Park is a 3.25-acre neighborhood park near Pioneer Parkway. It features a playground with a sand-play area, green space, and a full basketball court.