Parks and Recreation
Director: Brian Adams
Grange Park has six picnic tables with pedestal BBQ's. There is a 20' by 30' covered picnic shelter with four picnic tables in it. There are two trails. The first trail is approximately 1/4 mile long and has 18 interpretative signs of local plants and trees. The second trail, 1/8 mile long, is adjacent to Friday Creek and leads to the Washington State Fish Hatchery. A lot of people that live in the area tell me that they drive by this park and think about having a picnic there someday. Many people don’t know that this gem of a park has an interpretative trail explaining a lot about the local flora and fauna. One of the cedar nurse stumps has five species of trees growing from it. Also the trail through the park has a footbridge that gives one access to Friday Creek. In fall of the year, salmon can be seen spawning there. The trail can be hiked in under twelve minutes. Pomona Grange Park is fewer than two miles off the freeway and is a great place to stretch your legs after a long drive or hard day at the office.
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