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Lotus Isle Park

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About

The park was named after Portland’s largest amusement park called Lotus Isle, the Million-Dollar Pleasure Paradise . Lotus Isle spread out over 128 acres east of Jantzen Beach and it officially opened June 28, 1930. The park’s name was derived from the Lotus Water Lily, which was associated with euphoria and enlightenment in Oriental and Egyptian mythology. The short-lived amusement park was plagued by debt, alleged gangland connections, and a plane crash which destroyed several buildings. It closed after the 1932 season and a bonfire was set to virtually destroy all memory of the park. Today, much of this land has been developed, including moorages, houseboats, marinas, and condos.

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What they offer

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Kid Friendly

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Near MAX or StreetcarNear TransitTakes ReservationsWheelchair Accessible

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When it is open

Open DailyOpen EarlyOpen LateOpen MondaysOpen Sundays

What is there

Accessible Play AreaPicnic TablesStep-Free AccessWalking Paths

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