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Milwaukie Parks foundation would like to thank everyone who has contributed to our campaign to raise money for completion of the nature play area. Bring Play to Milwaukie Bay raised significant interest in the park, which in turn, resulted in more than $60,000 raised to support development.

While Clackamas County Commissioners unfortunately placed this project on hold in 2021, MPF is confident that it will resume! Committed to the completion of Milwaukie Bay Park, MPF has placed all money raised in a dedicated, high interest savings account, where it will remain until this project moves forward again.

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Click here to view NCPRD UPDATES to park plans and find more information about the Milwaukie Bay Park project.


Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

the story of milwaukie bay park…

Milwaukie Bay Park is a park with a future! After years in the planning and initial development stages, the park’s final financing and design elements are coming together! With the majority of funding already secured, Milwaukie Parks Foundation (MPF) is focused on closing the funding gap.  During public comments, the top vote was for a play area that sparked imagination and exploration. To bring that dream to reality, we at MPF have dedicated our fundraising efforts to bringing a nature-play area to this fabulous bay-side location. 

Milwaukie Bay Park is located near downtown Milwaukie. Situated alongside the Trolley Trail, near bus lines, and only three blocks from light rail, Milwaukie Bay Park is highly accessible to people throughout the metro area. The downtown area is notably lacking in attractions that invite children to play. The addition of a nature play area creates a centrally located children's gathering place near the heart of the city. Spending time outside and in motion is critical for long-term mental and physical health. A nature play area in Milwaukie Bay Park will be a fun way to engage children with their surroundings. When completed, Milwaukie Bay Park will enhance the lives of Oregonians for miles around! 

The Milwaukie Parks Foundation was founded by community members who saw the need for a non-profit organization that could rally the community and support Milwaukie’s parks.  Parks are a publicly accessible place for all community members to enjoy. The City of Milwaukie and North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District (NCPRD) have worked tirelessly to bring the community’s vision of Milwaukie Bay Park to life. This is our moment to support completion of this meaningful project that will bring continued enjoyment to park patrons of all ages.

Interested in exploring larger sponsorship opportunities for Milwaukie Bay Park?! Contact MPF at info@milwaukieparksfoundation.org

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Nature Play Area - Photo curtesy of NCPRD

Westmoreland Park Nature Play Area

Creative Nature Play Area - Photo curtesy of NCPRD

 

Proceeds Donors

April 2022

Every week in April, multiple businesses volunteered to help bring a nature play area to Milwaukie Bay Park by donating a portion of their proceeds to the Bring Play to Milwaukie Bay campaign.

 
 

Beer Store, Bishops, Breakside, Cha Cha Cha, Cloud Pine, Decibel, Elle Cree, Milwaukie Floral & Garden, Mother Cluckers, Rohst, Ovation


October 2020

 
Cha Cha Cha Milwaukie

Cha Cha Cha Milwaukie

Ovation Bistro

Ovation Bistro

Breakside Brewery Milwaukie

Breakside Brewery Milwaukie

The Beer Store

The Beer Store

 
 

Campaign logo

Our “Bring Play to Milwaukie Bay” campaign logo design was generously donated by:

 
 
 

*Milwaukie Bay Park final design plans, artist renderings, and survey graph provided by: