The Parks of Corvallis
There are lots of parks in Corvallis, with lots of unique features. Whether your on a walk with your dog, a run with a friend or playing frisbee golf theres something for everybody. As community parks these are good places to gather and meet and theres almost always something going on at one of them. Below are some shots of Avery and Willamette Park and the people (and pets) that attend them.
Baldwin's Irish Setter, Mckenzie pauses from racing through the field for a quick photo. Mckenzie is a show dog (now retired) and enjoys her early morning walks through Willamette Park.
Meet Silas! An 8 week old puppy (who still isn't quite sure about the whole sitting-still-thing) Silas is a Hungarian breed called Kuvasz, and will one day follow in the footsteps of his ancestors as a sheep hearding dog (but his mom, Tracy says he still has awhile to go.)
(From left to right) Zach Zimmers, Caleb Rygh and Zach Watson. These OSU students studying Environmental Engineering, Digital Communications and Mechanical Engineering spend a lot of their free-time here at Willamette Park's frisbee golf course on early mornings.
Avery Park's infamous bone yard structure, one of the more unique parks here in Corvallis.
The popular rose gardens at Avery Park in Corvallis are in full bloom, students and families alike enjoy this area. A great place for prom graduation and other photoshoots alike!
The Kings Valley Millstone is a landmark at Avery Park in Corvallis. This stone is originally from France but was shipped to New York in 1850 and was used for over 60 years.
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