Facility Overview

Mt View Champions Park Parking serves the premier 21.5-acre Mountain View Champions Park complex, a flagship recreational facility jointly developed by the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD) and the Beaverton School District. Located at 5865 SW 170th Ave in the Aloha and West Beaverton community, this dedicated open-air surface parking facility provides seamless direct access to Oregon's foremost inclusive sports and playground destination. The lot features an organized, paved layout designed with universal accessibility in mind, matching the barrier-free ethos of the park itself.

Because this is an expansive, unobstructed surface lot with zero overhead height restrictions, it offers unlimited vertical clearance. This makes it an ideal parking choice for standard passenger sedans, full-size pickup trucks, crossover SUVs, and youth sports team transit vans. Notably, it is specifically configured to accommodate high-roof, wheelchair-accessible mobility vans and vehicles equipped with rear or side ramp deployers, featuring extra-wide ADA parking bays directly adjacent to paved, step-free access routes.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Situated right between SW Farmington Road and SW Baseline Road along the active SW 170th Avenue corridor, the parking facility puts visitors steps away from numerous community and athletic highlights:

• Mountain View Champions Park: Immediate on-site access to the 6,500-square-foot inclusive playground, tennis and pickleball courts, futsal courts, community garden plots, and two championship synthetic turf fields (including the specialized Champions Too Field designed in partnership with the Portland Timbers and Thorns for athletes of all abilities).
• Mountain View Middle School & Aloha High School Athletic Fields: Bordering the school campus directly to the north and east, providing convenient parking for middle school events, track meets, and prep athletic competitions.
• Local Dining & Shopping (0.5 to 1.5 miles): A short 3- to 5-minute drive connects drivers to shopping plazas along SW Farmington Road and TV Highway, featuring local favorites like Hawaiian Time, Nonna Emilia Ristorante, diverse taquerias, and grocery centers such as Fred Meyer and Safeway.
• Nature Parks & Greenways: Nature enthusiasts are within a 5-to-8-minute drive of Nature Park, Tualatin Hills Nature Center, and the Westside Trail system.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Vehicular ingress and egress are positioned directly along SW 170th Avenue via dedicated, well-marked entry aprons designed to manage steady tournament traffic safely. SW 170th Avenue serves as a key north-south arterial through Washington County, connecting smoothly south to SW Farmington Road (OR-10) and north to Tualatin Valley Highway (OR-8). From these main roads, motorists can easily access Oregon Route 217 and US Highway 26 (Sunset Highway) for travel across the greater Portland metropolitan area.

Public transit riders also enjoy convenient connections. TriMet bus lines operate along nearby corridors, including Line 88 (Hart/198th) and Line 57 (TV Highway). For rail commuters, the TriMet MAX Blue Line at Elmonica/SW 170th Ave Station is located approximately two miles directly north along 170th Avenue, linking travelers to Beaverton Transit Center, downtown Hillsboro, and central Portland.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Free Public Parking: Complimentary open parking for park visitors, garden tenders, and youth sports participants.
• Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging: Features Level 2 EV charging stations on-site for green vehicle owners.
• Full ADA Accessibility: Marked accessible stalls with generous access aisles positioned closest to the inclusive playground, picnic shelters, and sports complex pathways.
• Overhead Lighting: Field and parking lot lighting provide visibility and safety during evening games, team practices, and dusk events.
• Paved, Grade-Level Walkways: Smooth, curbless transitions connecting the parking bays directly to restrooms, covered pavilions, and concession stands.
• Bicycle Parking: Dedicated bike racks available at the perimeter of the lot for cyclists using the local neighborhood trail networks.

Ideal For

• Youth & Adaptive Sports: Families and teams participating in competitive soccer, Little League baseball, softball, lacrosse tournaments, and adaptive sports leagues.
• Families & Playdates: Parents and caregivers bringing children to explore the barrier-free playground, splash areas, and swings.
• Court Sports Enthusiasts: Tennis, pickleball, and futsal players looking for easy parking near the park courts.
• Community Gardeners: Washington County residents visiting their designated plots at the Mountain View Community Gardens.
• School Event Attendees: Visitors attending extracurricular activities, sports matches, or ceremonies at neighboring Mountain View Middle School.

Visitor & Driver Tips

During spring and fall weekend sports tournaments, the primary lot fills up quickly during mid-morning and early afternoon peak hours. Arriving 20 to 30 minutes before kickoff or game time is strongly recommended to secure a prime spot. During large-scale regional tournaments and community celebrations (such as summer concerts), overflow parking is routinely permitted at the adjacent Mountain View Middle School parking lots. Always observe posted district signage regarding park operating hours, and keep access lanes clear to ensure safe, barrier-free passage for mobility vans and emergency response vehicles.