Parks and Recreation

Policy for Sandy's parks system is created by the Sandy City Council and assisted by a seven person advisory board, which includes one member of the City Council. The City of Sandy Parks & Trails Advisory Board is a volunteer board supporting planning efforts for and advocacy of our local parks system as well as assisting with park improvement projects.  

The City of Sandy is proud of its stellar parks system. Facilities range from the 1.75-mile Tickle Creek Trail, to neighborhood playgrounds to the 127-acre Sandy River Park.  Policy for Sandy's parks system is created by the Sandy City Council and assisted by a seven person advisory board, which includes one member of the City Council. The City of Sandy Parks & Trails Advisory Board is a volunteer board supporting planning efforts for and advocacy of our local parks system as well as assisting with park improvement projects.

The Parks and Recreation department provides transportation for Adults 60 years+ for seniors residing within the Oregon Trail School District (excluding Hoodland). These services include weekly shoppers shuttle, van rides to the community/senior center, and trips to a variety of activities. Reservations are absolutely necessary and are dependent on staff schedule.