Bruce Starker Arts Park And Natural Area — Attraction in Corvallis

My child and I literally make fun of this park because it personifies Oregon so well. Somebody built this recreational area and put up a slide that has a death net you have to crawl over to get to the slide making it terrifying for most children and a couple of rocks. Seriously a dangerous slide that terrifies children and two rocks and they called it a park. Just like the people of Corvallis to make some hideous horrible useless thing while patting themselves on the back for their accomplishment. This place is a waste of time unless you want to see the two ducks that live in the pond. I will give it up that they are pretty cool, otherwise every time I go there I cannot believe tax funds were used for this and people...

This park is beautiful. Took my now husband on a moonlit walk down the bike paths to sit on the bench under the ornamental maples, and we spent a few hours in conversation in this serene little tucked away park. We became a couple because of this place. Idk what it's like when it's busy, but it seems like a good place for an event. Small playground, network of multi-use paths around, covered stage kind of area for bands and such. As of 2019, the pond was revitalized and there are other...

Dunawi Creek spills into this lovely wetland where a raised wooden walkway follows an easy, half-mile path through marsh and ash forest. While tiny and tucked between housing and a local ball park, it's easy to forget you are in the city. A refuge for waterfowl and amphibians and a small population of nutria (non-native but with their own charm), this a great local walk that can extend even futher if you follow the natural area through...