Cully Park, Urban park in Cully neighborhood, Portland, US
Cully Park is a 24.73-acre public park operated by Portland Parks & Recreation in the Cully neighborhood of northeast Portland, Oregon. The land, acquired in 2002, was previously a landfill. From the park there are views of Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens.
Cully Park occupies a 24.73-acre site that previously served as a landfill. Portland Parks & Recreation acquired the land in 2002, and the former disposal site was later converted into a public park in the Cully neighborhood of northeast Portland.
The Native Gathering Garden is a dedicated area within Cully Park for Indigenous land practices, plant education, and traditional community gatherings. It gives local Native communities a place to grow and teach about culturally important plants and to hold ceremonies and gatherings.
Cully Park covers 24.73 acres in the Cully neighborhood of northeast Portland, reached by car and with parking on site. The terrain is largely flat and open, so walking between the play areas and the garden is easy. Mornings tend to be less busy than weekends, when the open lawns fill up in good weather.
Cully Park occupies a 24.73-acre site that served as a landfill before the city acquired it in 2002. From the open ground, Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens are both visible on clear days, two snow-capped volcanoes framing the park's horizon.
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