Town Center Park, Urban park in Wilsonville, United States.

Town Center Park is an urban park in Wilsonville featuring walking paths, an amphitheater, and children's play areas set within landscaped grounds. The layout combines recreational facilities with open spaces suitable for various activities and gatherings.

The land was donated by Capital Realty in 1994, and the park opened to the public in 2005 after a development period. This timeline shows how the space evolved from acquisition to a completed public facility.

The Oregon Korean War Memorial opened in September 2000 to honor Oregon soldiers who died in the Korean War. The park also hosts the Wilsonville Festival of the Arts, begun in 2000, and the Rotary Summer Concerts on Thursday nights in July and August.

The visitor center, a brick, wood and glass building at the southwest corner of the park, holds the public restrooms and is run by the Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce. Free Wi-Fi was added in October 2008. Parking includes spaces for recreational vehicles.

The park features an interactive water play area that opened in 2005. This splash feature was the first of its kind in Wilsonville and draws families with young children.