In Corvallis and Benton County, everyone plays! Learn about the program that helps to keep program fees from being a barrier to participation in Corvallis Parks & Recreation's recreational opportunities.
Come discover the wealth of natural areas and outdoor recreational opportunities that make up the Corvallis park system. Accessible playgrounds, walking trails, dog parks and more are waiting for you to explore them.
Location: On the southeast part of town, at the end of Fischer Lane, off of Crystal Lake Drive
The Willamette Boat Landing is a concrete ramp that leads down into the Willamette River allowing sports enthusiasts to easily load and unload their motor boats. (Most aqua-enthuiasts that launch non-motorized water craft, such as kayaks and canoes, use North Riverfront Park instead, where the current is a bit slower.)
South of downtown, on east side of 99W South, at the dead end of Chapman Place. The address is 551 Chapman Place.
Size:
5.8 acres
The Corvallis BMX Track is popular among the middle and high-school set. The loop track offers soil berms from which to practice jumps and other BMX stunts. The park also feature a built-in spectator viewing area.
The Corvallis Police Department achieved their first, initial accreditation award in 1995 through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA). Since 1995, we have remained accredited through CALEA while having undergone eight separate reaccreditation assessments. Our last reaccreditation onsite took place in December, 2017, with a certificate of Advanced Meritorious Accreditation officially awarded at the CALEA conference in March, 2018.
