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Monteith Riverpark — Attraction in Albany

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Monteith Riverpark
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Historic Carousel & Museum
503 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Urban Ag Supply
456 2nd Ave SW, Albany, OR 97321
Albany Civic Theater
111 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Monteith Historical Society
518 SW 2nd Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Gallery Calapooia
222 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Albany Regional Museum
136 SE Lyon St S, Albany, OR 97321
Willamette Community Church
420 SE 3rd Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Nearby restaurants
Sybaris Bistro
442 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Brick & Mortar Café
222 W 1st Ave STE 4, Albany, OR 97321
Loafers Station
222 SW Washington St, Albany, OR 97321
Vault 244
244 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Jinda Thai Restaurant
236 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Taqueria Alonzo
250 Broadalbin St SW, Albany, OR 97321
Jo Jo Macs
300 SW 2nd Ave #112, Albany, OR 97321
K Teriyaki
300 SW 2nd Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Sweet Red Bistro
208 2nd Ave, Albany, OR 97321
Vito's Trattoria
211 W 1st Ave, Albany, OR 97321
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Monteith Riverpark

489 NW Water Ave, Albany, OR 97321
4.4(543)
Open until 11:00 PM
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Outdoor
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Family friendly
Picnic friendly
attractions: Historic Carousel & Museum, Urban Ag Supply, Albany Civic Theater, Monteith Historical Society, Gallery Calapooia, Albany Regional Museum, Willamette Community Church, restaurants: Sybaris Bistro, Brick & Mortar Café, Loafers Station, Vault 244, Jinda Thai Restaurant, Taqueria Alonzo, Jo Jo Macs, K Teriyaki, Sweet Red Bistro, Vito's Trattoria
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Nearby attractions of Monteith Riverpark

Historic Carousel & Museum

Urban Ag Supply

Albany Civic Theater

Monteith Historical Society

Gallery Calapooia

Albany Regional Museum

Willamette Community Church

Historic Carousel & Museum

Historic Carousel & Museum

4.8

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Urban Ag Supply

Urban Ag Supply

4.9

(47)

Open 24 hours
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Albany Civic Theater

Albany Civic Theater

4.7

(136)

Open 24 hours
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Monteith Historical Society

Monteith Historical Society

5.0

(26)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Classic French Baguettes
Classic French Baguettes
Sat, Dec 13 • 11:30 AM
Corvallis, Oregon, 97330
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Sacred Sound Sanctuary: Indoor Floating Sound Bath
Sacred Sound Sanctuary: Indoor Floating Sound Bath
Mon, Dec 8 • 6:30 PM
1667 Bullevard Street, Philomath, OR 97370
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*Fundraiser* Paint Night at Scio IOOF Lodge
*Fundraiser* Paint Night at Scio IOOF Lodge
Tue, Dec 9 • 5:30 PM
38952 Oregon 226, Scio, OR 97374
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Nearby restaurants of Monteith Riverpark

Sybaris Bistro

Brick & Mortar Café

Loafers Station

Vault 244

Jinda Thai Restaurant

Taqueria Alonzo

Jo Jo Macs

K Teriyaki

Sweet Red Bistro

Vito's Trattoria

Sybaris Bistro

Sybaris Bistro

4.8

(225)

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Brick & Mortar Café

Brick & Mortar Café

4.5

(731)

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Loafers Station

Loafers Station

4.3

(531)

$

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Vault 244

Vault 244

4.5

(439)

$$

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Reviews of Monteith Riverpark

4.4
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2.0
5y

Definitely has some issues. Trash a lot of places. Homeless seem to always be taking over the covered areas. Trails can be a little sketch if your by yourself. The city needs to spend a little more effort and time doing some research and fixing some major issues to make this park better. The kids play area isn’t bad. Plenty for the kids to play on and they seem to love it. Can always feed the ducks and walk a lot which makes for some nice exercise. Overall it’s not my park of choice. But it’s not the worst.

Update as of September 2025:

I used to enjoy coming to this park, but sadly it’s gone downhill — even after the city spent millions on recent renovations. Yes, the new structures and splash pad are nice in theory, but the reality is disappointing. The splash pad is surprisingly small for a city of 60,000 people, especially given its downtown location and the amount of money spent.

More importantly, the same core problems still exist — transients and homeless individuals are constantly in the park, often leaving behind trash, needles, and drug paraphernalia. We’ve had multiple experiences where people were yelling, cussing, or even threatening my wife and kids, which makes it feel anything but family-friendly. That’s unacceptable in a space meant for children and families.

The city also removed the awesome bridge that once connected this park to Bryant Park, which used to be a great way to enjoy the river and walk the loop. Honestly, I’m not surprised given how poorly things are managed in Albany — but I am disappointed. They had a real chance to make this park something special again, and instead, it somehow feels less safe and less usable...

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4.0
6y

This is a major city park that is part of the boarders between historic downtown and the Willamette River. Pros: The park is a decent size. It is well maintained. It has some covered eating areas, a few built in spots for people to grill food. The paths are cement, wide and easy to navigate. It has a small walking pier to the Willamette river. There is a small permanent stage where free concerts are available in the summer. They have a playground area for kids. The main walking path is the beginning of the Dave Clark Trail. You can walk down to where the Calapooia River meets the Willamette River. Note:Don't try to swim there! The water is swifter than it looks and there have been many drowings. There are places along the Calapooia, which boarders the park where it is safe to swim. The park entrance is also the entrance to the local senior center and the city carousel is next door to the park. Cons: Although the parking lot is fine for regular daytime visits, it is highly inadequate for events. The playground structure is safe but small and limited. The playground is also by the railroad tracks and young children should be well supervised as various trains are common place in this city. The permanent structured bathrooms are only open from late spring through early fall and the exact dates for this are not easy to find out. If you are uncomfortable being around those who are homeless, some of whom are definitely addicts, be aware that the park's amenities once attracted a good number of these poor souls. Recent city changes have more than significantly reduced the numbers but there is the possibility of spotting or...

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2.0
1y

The new park is great, unfortunately the homeless are taking it over. Today a lady was bathing in the splash pad as kids tried to play. She was cursing out loud and got into it with a mom. Homeless guy with a giant axe was going in and out of the bathrooms. Homeless lady was yelling because there was no soap in the bathroom. Homeless were laying around the grass right near the new splash pad. This all happened in one hour (7-8 pm). I told my wife she’s not taking the kids there if she’s alone. Period. It’s a shame. The kids love the new playground. I hope APD pays attention to the on-line report I’m filing tonight (7-26-24). A patrol car passing by to make sure the homeless know it’s not their new hang out spot would...

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A JohnsonA Johnson
This is a major city park that is part of the boarders between historic downtown and the Willamette River. Pros: The park is a decent size. It is well maintained. It has some covered eating areas, a few built in spots for people to grill food. The paths are cement, wide and easy to navigate. It has a small walking pier to the Willamette river. There is a small permanent stage where free concerts are available in the summer. They have a playground area for kids. The main walking path is the beginning of the Dave Clark Trail. You can walk down to where the Calapooia River meets the Willamette River. Note:Don't try to swim there! The water is swifter than it looks and there have been many drowings. There are places along the Calapooia, which boarders the park where it is safe to swim. The park entrance is also the entrance to the local senior center and the city carousel is next door to the park. Cons: Although the parking lot is fine for regular daytime visits, it is highly inadequate for events. The playground structure is safe but small and limited. The playground is also by the railroad tracks and young children should be well supervised as various trains are common place in this city. The permanent structured bathrooms are only open from late spring through early fall and the exact dates for this are not easy to find out. If you are uncomfortable being around those who are homeless, some of whom are definitely addicts, be aware that the park's amenities once attracted a good number of these poor souls. Recent city changes have more than significantly reduced the numbers but there is the possibility of spotting or running into a few.
Destinee HurdDestinee Hurd
since I don't have any photos of the current park I'm just gonna say it's beautiful, they added stairs and a better stage and relocated the park to be away from the train tracks. The trail part is still gated but if you know the back way then it's all fun and they do have another entrance from the park to the water. I would highly recommend taking a family trip here to enjoy the music 🎶 ‼️do be warned the water is not safe!!!! and has been reported that at least one dog resulted in serious health issues after drinking the water and digging in the dirt, so keep an eye on your little ones, and do not, absolutely do not eat the fish‼️
Mike JohnstonMike Johnston
Monteith Park is a great family park. It's huge with numerous trails that start from the park and run along the Willamette river. The newly added carousel is adjacent to the park and is a great spot for you and the kids to come and play! I strongly suggest that if you visit our lovely town of Albany that you visit Monteith park, take a ride on the carousel, and enjoy the long trails that run next to the river..... Especially in the evening and especially with your significant other!! :)
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This is a major city park that is part of the boarders between historic downtown and the Willamette River. Pros: The park is a decent size. It is well maintained. It has some covered eating areas, a few built in spots for people to grill food. The paths are cement, wide and easy to navigate. It has a small walking pier to the Willamette river. There is a small permanent stage where free concerts are available in the summer. They have a playground area for kids. The main walking path is the beginning of the Dave Clark Trail. You can walk down to where the Calapooia River meets the Willamette River. Note:Don't try to swim there! The water is swifter than it looks and there have been many drowings. There are places along the Calapooia, which boarders the park where it is safe to swim. The park entrance is also the entrance to the local senior center and the city carousel is next door to the park. Cons: Although the parking lot is fine for regular daytime visits, it is highly inadequate for events. The playground structure is safe but small and limited. The playground is also by the railroad tracks and young children should be well supervised as various trains are common place in this city. The permanent structured bathrooms are only open from late spring through early fall and the exact dates for this are not easy to find out. If you are uncomfortable being around those who are homeless, some of whom are definitely addicts, be aware that the park's amenities once attracted a good number of these poor souls. Recent city changes have more than significantly reduced the numbers but there is the possibility of spotting or running into a few.
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since I don't have any photos of the current park I'm just gonna say it's beautiful, they added stairs and a better stage and relocated the park to be away from the train tracks. The trail part is still gated but if you know the back way then it's all fun and they do have another entrance from the park to the water. I would highly recommend taking a family trip here to enjoy the music 🎶 ‼️do be warned the water is not safe!!!! and has been reported that at least one dog resulted in serious health issues after drinking the water and digging in the dirt, so keep an eye on your little ones, and do not, absolutely do not eat the fish‼️
Destinee Hurd

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Monteith Park is a great family park. It's huge with numerous trails that start from the park and run along the Willamette river. The newly added carousel is adjacent to the park and is a great spot for you and the kids to come and play! I strongly suggest that if you visit our lovely town of Albany that you visit Monteith park, take a ride on the carousel, and enjoy the long trails that run next to the river..... Especially in the evening and especially with your significant other!! :)
Mike Johnston

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