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Parks Passport

The Albany Parks Passport is back for 2025!

Visit at least six of the parks listed below and snap a photo as indicated on the back of this paper. Once you're done, come back here to submit your photos for a chance to win! 

Download a printable passport

Ready to submit your photos?

Rules

  1. Every family that submits a completed form will receive a prize pack perfect for summer fun!
  2. Prize packs are limited; one passport/prize pack per family.
  3. Participants must pick up prizes in person July 21-August 20 at the Riverfront Community Center (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Fridays, 8:30 am-4:30 pm)

Parks

  • Burkhart Park (550 Burkhart St. SE) Take a photo of someone in your family exercising on the fitness court!
  • Eleanor Hackleman Park (654 Pine St. SE) Take a photo of someone in your family on the pickleball courts!
  • Gibson Hill Park (2880 Gibson Hill Rd. NW) Take a photo of someone in your family playing sand volleyball!
  • Henderson Park (833 Calapooia St. SW) Take a photo of someone in your family on one of the swings!
  • Kinder Park (1326 Oak St. SE) Take a photo of someone in your family going down a slide!
  • Meadow Ridge Park (379 Timber St. NE) Take a photo of someone in your family on the log structure!
  • Monteith Riverpark (489 Water Ave. NW) Take a photo of someone in your family on the new stage!
  • Periwinkle Park (2298 21st Ave. SE) Take a photo of someone in your family crossing the footbridge!
  • Sunrise Park (2275 Thurston St. SE) Take a photo of someone in your family under the biggest tree you can find!
  • Takena Park (1101 Lawnridge St. SW; NOT Takena Landing Park) Take a photo of someone in your family on (or in front of) the climbing boulder!
Details

 

We promote healthy living through recreational experiences and serve as stewards of Albany's public parks and facilities.

Owned and managed by Albany Parks & Recreation, the Riverfront Community Center (RCC) is a vibrant place where people of all ages, interests and abilities can gather for lifelong fitness, learning, socializing, recreation, and celebration. The Riverfront Community Center is a safe and welcoming environment that promotes community participation through intergenerational activities and culturally diverse programs that enrich the lives and values of citizens and visitors to Albany.

RCC Code of Conduct

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