This park is named for Melvin Clark George, who was a state senator from Multnomah County and then a U.S. Congressman.

A. J. Knott owned land in the area of the street and park that now bear his name. In the 1880s and 1890s, Knott operated the Stark St. Ferry, which connected Portland and East Portland for many years. Includes soccer and softball fields, volleyball court, horseshoe pit, playground, picnic tables, parking lot, restrooms, and paths.

12,000 acres of land on the island have been preserved as the Sauvie Island Wildlife Area. Managed by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the wildlife area is a premier hiking, birdwatching, hunting, and fishing location.

96-acre park dotted with picnic areas and marked by a looping 40-mile trail. A large natural-sand beach and an isolated location attract many people to this park.

Sellwood Community Center is a delight! A nearly 100 year old building that has great classes for all ages. It has an old charm feel and you can rent space for meetings, parties and...

The facility was renamed Sckavone Field in honor of the man who was so instrumental in its creation.

Stately Douglas firs and cedars enclose the rolling green hills in this 10-acre green space.