Commonwealth Lake Park

Johnson Creek keeps running along the north outskirt of the recreation center, while a play area and soccer field are highlighted on the recreation center's west side. Walkers and bikers appreciate the cleared, level trail - around .8 miles around - that encompasses the lake. Settled in the Cedar Hills neighborhood, between Walker Rd. furthermore, Hwy 26, 20-section of land Commonwealth Lake Park encompasses man-made Commonwealth Lake. Seats and cookout seats are accessible at the recreation center, which is a most loved spot for flying creature watchers and picture takers searching out Great Blue Herons, Cedar Waxwings, and Green Herons, and also an assortment of waterfowl. This stop is likewise a famous goal for fishermen. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife stocks the lake with trout; it is one of three THPRD destinations where angling is welcome with a substantial Oregon angling permit.