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Downtown Canby.

Discover the businesses, places, and people that make Downtown Canby special. From locally owned shops and restaurants to welcoming parks, community spaces, and nearby attractions, Downtown Canby is both a destination and a gateway to everything the area has to offer. Explore local flavor, support independent businesses, and experience the community spirit that makes our historic downtown feel like home.

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14 places

Parks & Recreation

Arneson Garden

A specimen azalea garden with a peaceful walking path.

249 S Sequoia Pkwy
Parks & Recreation

Canby Community Park

A natural riverside park with picnicking, play areas, a ball field, and fishing pond.

1348 S Berg Rd
Parks & Recreation

Canby Skate Park

A large outdoor facility for skateboards, in-line skates, and bikes.

1171 NW 3rd Ave
Parks & Recreation

Canby Swim Center

Indoor Swimming Pool

1150 S Ivy St
Parks & Recreation

Daphne Glen Park

Playgrounds, sport courts and fields, picnic space, and walking paths.

2041 N Locust St
Parks & Recreation

Echo Park Logging Road Trail

A north-south trail for walking, running, and bicycling through Canby.

2000 NE Territorial Rd
Parks & Recreation

Legacy Park

A family park with playgrounds, soccer fields, a picnic shelter, and walking path.

1200 SE 13th Ave
Parks & Recreation

Locust Street Park

Two playground areas, a basketball court, and a welcoming picnic area.

305 S Locust St
Parks & Recreation

Maple Street Park

Neighborhood recreation with a seasonal splash pad.

1300 N Maple St
Parks & Recreation

Molalla River State Park

River access, trails, wildlife viewing, picnicking, fishing, and boating near Canby.

River Park Pl & N Holly St
Parks & Recreation

Northwood Park

Dinosaur-themed play structures, open lawn, a picnic shelter, and walking path.

1300 N Elm St
Parks & Recreation

Triangle Park

A small downtown green and the start of the Women’s Heritage Trail.

NW 1st Ave & N Fir St
Parks & Recreation

Wait Park

A leafy downtown gathering place with paths and a playground.

350 N Grant St
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