Saturday, the nineteenth of September

The Historic Dance Pavilion at Oaks Park

7805 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland, Oregon 97202

Doors open at 3:00 pm

7805 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland, OR 97202

Hand-drawn map of the last mile to the Oaks Park Dance Pavilion Cross the Sellwood Bridge eastbound, turn left at the first light onto SE 6th Avenue, left onto SE Spokane Street, down the hill and over the railroad tracks, then right onto Oaks Park Way, which winds north along the Willamette River to the Oaks Park lot and the Dance Pavilion. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Willamette River SW Macadam Ave downtown & I-5 Sellwood Bridge SE Tacoma St SE 6th Ave SE Spokane St down the hill Oaks Park Way Springwater Trail railroad Oaks Park parking the Pavilion it feels like you’re leaving town. keep going. not remotely to scale N
drag the map ↔
The last mile. Your phone gets you to the bridge; this gets you the rest of the way. Trace the route again with a tap.

Getting to Southeast Portlandia

  1. Cross the Sellwood Bridge, heading east. From I‑5 north or south, take the Macadam Avenue exit and follow the signs for the Sellwood Bridge.
  2. Turn left at the first light after the bridge, onto SE 6th Avenue. It comes up quickly. Get in the left lane as you come off the span.
  3. Turn left onto SE Spokane Street. A short block up 6th.
  4. Follow Spokane down the hill and over the railroad tracks. The road narrows and the neighborhood thins out.
  5. Turn right onto Oaks Park Way. A winding road along the river with trees on both sides.
  6. Park, then walk in and follow signs for the Dance Pavilion. It’s the long historic ballroom at the north end of the park, near the river.  πŸŒ² πŸŒ³

Parking

Oaks Amusement Park

Group code: enter 0919 at any parking meter and your parking is on us.

Alternate transportation

Rideshare
Have your driver drop you near the main entrance, inside the parking lot off Oaks Park Way.
Open in Uber or open in Lyft.
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The nearest stop is about a mile’s walk, and weekend service out here is sparse. Check the TriMet trip planner if you want to try anyway.
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The Springwater Corridor runs right past the park, straight down from OMSI along the river. Bike racks are near the roller rink. Bring a lock. πŸ”πŸƒ
From PDX airport πŸ›¬
Thirty to forty minutes by car, depending on how the Marquam Bridge feels that day.

Once you’re through the gate 🎒

The walk through the amusement park to the Pavilion is short & flat, but it’s outdoors, over pavement and packed gravel. Heels are welcome; a second pair of shoes is a kindness to your feet.

A pair of dancing shoes is highly encouraged.  πŸ’ƒ πŸͺ© πŸ•Ί

You’ll pass the bustling midway on the way in, so expect a carousel and a certain amount of noise. 🎑

πŸŒ‡  Virgo evenings in Portland cool off fast, once the sun drops behind the west hills. A wrap or a jacket is spruce & savvy.  πŸ§₯ πŸƒ

Lost, late, or circling the lot?
Call Lindsey at 801-678-6381
or the Oaks Park front desk at 503-233-5777

Their park map shows the park detail.