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Hart Meadows Park
Hart Meadows Park is a 2.67-acre stretch of park along the Westside Regional Trail.
Located in the Sexton Mountain neighborhood, the park has a playground just north of SW Bridle Hills Drive, with swing set and a picnic bench. There are tennis courts located south of SW Rigert Road.
Visitors can visit Burntwood Park, or head even further north to Mt. Williams. Trails also connect the park to Summercrest Park (and South Johnson Creek).
For those walking or biking the regional trail with kids, Hart Meadows Park is the perfect stop for a rest or snack.
Nearby sites: Satterberg Heights Park, Burntwood Park, Summercrest Park, Morrison Woods Natural Area, Carolwood Park
Nearby sites: Satterberg Heights Park, Burntwood Park, Summercrest Park, Morrison Woods Natural Area, Carolwood Park