WELCOME!
The Friends of Gladstone Nature Park (FOGNAP) was organized in 2016 to maintain and rehabilitate the 11.5 acres of Gladstone Nature Park. We sponsor activities and projects that restore the park and attract visitors to enjoy its beauty.
We welcome visitors from near and far to our park.
ABOUT THE PARK
Gladstone's Nature Park is located at 18111 Webster Road in Gladstone, Oregon.
It's part of the City of Gladstone's system of 14 parks. It is predominantly a White Oak Savannah and woodland that features basalt outcroppings and boulders, mature trees, and abundant wildlife. There are picnic tables, dog waste stations,
a little free library, and nearly a mile of soft trails to enjoy.
The park features many Oregon native plants, including Oregon grape, ocean spray, Pacific ninebark, thimbleberry, native blackberries, Garry Oak, and Pacific madrone. In winter, licorice fern dominates shady areas.
The Friends of Gladstone Nature Park (FOGNAP) was organized in 2016 to maintain and rehabilitate the 11.5 acres of Gladstone Nature Park. We sponsor activities and projects that restore the park and attract visitors to enjoy its beauty.
We welcome visitors from near and far to our park.
ABOUT THE PARK
Gladstone's Nature Park is located at 18111 Webster Road in Gladstone, Oregon.
It's part of the City of Gladstone's system of 14 parks. It is predominantly a White Oak Savannah and woodland that features basalt outcroppings and boulders, mature trees, and abundant wildlife. There are picnic tables, dog waste stations,
a little free library, and nearly a mile of soft trails to enjoy.
The park features many Oregon native plants, including Oregon grape, ocean spray, Pacific ninebark, thimbleberry, native blackberries, Garry Oak, and Pacific madrone. In winter, licorice fern dominates shady areas.
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