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Mill Ends Park

Southwest Front Avenue and Taylor Street, Portland, OR 97204
503 823 2223
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Ranked #55 of 297 attractions in Portland
4.5 of 5 stars 4 Reviews
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“World's Smallest Park”
- 12 May 2012
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Lynnwood, Washington
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77 reviews 77 reviews
40 helpful votes 40 helpful votes
“World's Smallest Park”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 12 May 2012

I've seen this park a time or two on travel shows and I had to take a few minutes on our Portland trip to see this. After dodging raindrops at the Cinco De Mayo Festival, Mills End Park was just down the street from one of the exits. It is indeed the smallest park I have seen. It's just a... More

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LEJ45
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38 reviews 38 reviews
33 helpful votes 33 helpful votes
“Something to see and say you've seen.”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 17 February 2012

Let’s face it: there’s not a whole bunch to do in Portland as far as tourist attractions, especially when one of the alleged highlights is a bookstore. Hence, the Mill Ends Park is actually really worth seeing in Portland. It’s the world’s smallest park (per the Guinness Book of World Records) and it is tiny. It’s not super tricky to... More

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Portland, Oregon
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26 reviews 26 reviews
18 helpful votes 18 helpful votes
“Part of Portland's special charm”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 22 December 2011

Mill's End park is one of those quirky things that helps make Portland a unique place. The world's smallest park offers none of the amenities one might normally expect in a park, but it has it's own charm.

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Portland, Oregon
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“Smallest park in the World!”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 19 July 2010
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This is the world's smallest park, and it is so adorable! There is a sign on the west side of Naito Parkway that describes the history of the park, and how it came into being. The plantings inside the park change for the seasons--when we saw it, there were lots of flowers growing inside. Definitely worth a stop to see!

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