Harrison Park

Harrison Park is a neighborhood park located in southeast Portland, Oregon. Situated at the intersection of SE 84th Avenue and SE Harrison Street, this public green space serves as a recreational area for the local community.

The park spans a considerable area and offers a variety of features for visitors to enjoy. It includes open grassy areas suitable for casual sports and picnicking, as well as more structured recreational facilities. The park's layout accommodates diverse activities, making it a versatile space for residents of all ages.

One of the park's notable features is its playground, which provides a safe and enjoyable area for children to play. Additionally, the park houses sports facilities, including a baseball field and space for soccer, catering to sports enthusiasts and organized leagues alike.

Harrison Park is also home to a nature patch, a collaborative project between Portland Parks & Recreation and the Bureau of Environmental Services. This nature-themed garden is designed to provide habitat for pollinators and create an aesthetically pleasing space for neighborhood residents to enjoy. The nature patch, located at the south edge of the park, showcases the city's commitment to integrating natural elements into urban green spaces.

The park serves as a Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN), designated as a place for community members to gather and seek emergency assistance in the event of a major earthquake, particularly if phone services are disrupted.

Accessibility features include street parking and a paved pathway leading to the play area, ensuring the park is welcoming to visitors with varying mobility needs.