What a gem of a park! There is a paved area that loops around many picnic sites we counted 23. It follows the cascade river and has a little stream that forks off and along this stream is a hike cal…Full review by Tansy2015
Nov 27, 2022
We have always just driven by thinking it was a campground. It’s got wonderful easy walking trails, very well done and really peaceful this time of year.Full review by slr-salem
Sep 1, 2022
Wildwood Recreation Site is easily accessible off Hwy 26. There is a $5 fee to enter with your car unless you have an annual pass. It is well worth it. Lots of easy, scenic hiking trails. There is al…Full review by interviewtraveler
wheelchair accessible ???? how can you find out what trail are wheelchair accessible
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I believe that is a reference to the path from the parking lot up to the viewing area. It was paved and wheelchair accessible. I wouldn't really call it a trail
How much cooler in the summer is Wildwood vs downtown Portland? It's it cool enough to bring my dog without over heating him?
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We were there the beginning of June and there was snow on the ground not far up the road from there. But- it's now two months later-so am pretty sure the snow is gone. It was …
We were there the beginning of June and there was snow on the ground not far up the road from there. But- it's now two months later-so am pretty sure the snow is gone. It was raining when we were there which also cooled the area-so not sure if i can be helpful for you. There are a lot of trees to cool the trails and the river is right there-to also cool things. We have not been in that area this time of year. The cement trails also had water fountains-some had pet water faucets at the bottom-so it is a pet friendly park. It was significantly cooler than Portland two months ago. I would think it might be hotter due to elevation now though.
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