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Parks, Recreation, and Urban Forestry
The City of Grants Pass Parks Division manages and maintains the 20-plus parks and green spaces within the City of Grants Pass.
Parks & Recreation
The Grants Pass Parks & Recreation Department manages reservations for all park facilities. These include our many park shelters and athletic fields. Click here Version OptionsParks, Recreation, and Urban ForestryHeadline Parks & Recreation to learn more.
Committees
The Parks Superintendent is the staff liaison for the following committees:
Tree Canopy Program
The application window for the 2023 Tree Canopy Program closes on October 13. Please visit our website to apply for the 2023 Tree Canopy Program.
For more information, please visit our Tree Planting Programs webpage.
Future Plans
In February 2010, the City Council adopted a 20-year plan for maintaining, enhancing, and creating additional parks, trails, and recreation features. Read more about the master plan online.
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Reinhart Volunteer Park in Autum
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Riverside Park
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Ogle Park
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Martin Park
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Eckstein Park
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Westholm Park play structure
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Grants Pass Skate Park
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Morrison Centennial Park
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Loveless Park Trees and Playstructure
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Riverside Spray Park
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Stansfield Park
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Greenwood Dog Park Trail walking with leashed dog
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Fruitdale Park
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Debo Park
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Gilbert Creek Park softball field
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Kesterson Park
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Lawnridge Park
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Redwood Park
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Tussing Park
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Croxton Memorial Park
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Caveman Pool
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Baker Park Boat Ramp with Fisher in the Background
Contact Us
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Josh Hopkins
Parks Superintendent
Email Josh Hopkins
Ph: 541-450-6160Chad Westbrook
Parks Supervisor
Email Chad Westbrook
Ph: 541-450-6161James Pasley
Urban Forester
Email James Pasley
Ph: 541-450-6164Julia Wright
Recreation Program Coordinator
Email Julia Wright
Ph: 541-471-6435Address
101 NW A Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526Hours
Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Links
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Tree Permit Application (PDF)
The Tree Permit application is required to remove, prune, and plant trees in the City right-of-way. -
Park Surveys