Bursting with spring color, Hendricks Park is the perfect urban escape for any day of the week. Find out why Eugene's oldest city park is so special and share your favorite Hendricks Park activity!

 

Photography by: Thomas Moser

Located in the heart of Eugene, Hendricks Park is Eugene’s oldest city park. Known for its world-renowned Rhododendron garden, spring is the perfect time to visit this gem in the city. Towering Rhododendron plants, surrounded by walls of Douglas-fir trees show off dazzling displays of color in the springtime sun.

 

Photography by: Thomas Moser

Just minutes away from Downtown Eugene, this park is great for both quick weeknight excursions and lazy Sunday afternoon picnics. Take a walk on one of the park’s many pathways and experience the buzz of spring with birds singing, lime green leaves budding and wildflowers peaking up from the ground.

 

Photography by: Thomas Moser

Hendricks Park provides guests with a different experience throughout the seasons. Make sure to visit Hendricks Park soon to experience springtime with all its accompanying colors and stay tuned for blackberry picking and picnics in the shade of the giant trees when the weather heats up for summer.