Your Guide to
Wilsonville, Oregon

A City that Balances Charm and Growth

Where Community and Convenience Meet

Nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Wilsonville strikes the perfect balance between small-town charm and modern convenience. Tree-lined streets weave through well-planned neighborhoods, featuring a mix of contemporary homes, classic Craftsman designs, and spacious new developments. Whether you’re a growing family, a busy professional, or looking for a peaceful place to retire, Wilsonville offers a welcoming atmosphere with a strong sense of community.

Beyond its inviting neighborhoods, Wilsonville is brimming with local gems. Wilsonville Town Center and Old Town Square provide a lively mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment, while the World of Speed Motorsports Museum (formerly a major attraction) left a lasting impact on the city’s love for automotive history. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Memorial Park, Graham Oaks Nature Park, and Boones Ferry Park, all offering scenic trails, sports fields, and picnic areas. With a rich history dating back to its early days as Boones Landing, the city continues to grow while honoring its past.

Wilsonville’s prime location makes commuting a breeze, with Interstate 5 providing direct access to Portland and Salem. The city’s SMART Transit system offers reliable public transportation, connecting residents to key destinations. Just a short drive away, Tualatin, Sherwood, and Canby expand the range of nearby amenities, from wineries and nature preserves to bustling town centers. Whether you’re drawn to Wilsonville’s parks, its thriving economy, or its close-knit community, this city is a place that continues to evolve while staying true to its roots.

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Fun Facts

From Boones Landing to Wilsonville
Settled in 1846 by Alphonso Boone, grandson of Daniel Boone, the area was originally known as Boones Landing before becoming Wilsonville in 1880.

Incorporation Milestone
Wilsonville was officially incorporated as a city on October 10, 1968, starting with a population of about 1,000 residents.

Gordon House by Frank Lloyd Wright
The Gordon House, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1963, was originally located near Wilsonville before being moved to the Oregon Garden in 2001.

Parks

With nearly 200 acres of parkland, Wilsonville offers residents ample opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Locals love Memorial Park, the city's largest and oldest park, featuring a skate park, tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields, and a community garden. Murase Plaza, nestled within Memorial Park, is a community favorite with its engaging water features, multiple picnic areas, children's playground, and the historic Stein-Boozier Barn, making it a popular spot for gatherings and relaxation. Additionally, Graham Oaks Nature Park provides serene walking paths through restored oak woodlands, perfect for quiet walks and bird-watching enthusiasts.

Points of Interest

Wilsonville offers easy access to a variety of attractions that cater to all ages. Bullwinkle's Wilsonville is a family-friendly entertainment center featuring activities like bowling, miniature golf, and zip-lining, ensuring fun-filled experiences for everyone. For a taste of local agriculture, Frog Pond Farm offers seasonal events, including pumpkin patches and tree farms, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in farm life. History enthusiasts can visit the Oregon Korean War Memorial, a serene spot honoring veterans and providing a place for reflection. These destinations, among others, add a vibrant, community-focused touch to Wilsonville, bringing people together and enhancing the quality of life.

Getting Around

With a balanced mix of walkable spots and convenient driving options, Wilsonville ensures residents can navigate the area with ease. Downtown Portland is just a short drive away, making urban amenities readily accessible. For public transportation users, the Wilsonville Station offers access to the Westside Express Service (WES) Commuter Rail, facilitating easy commutes to various parts of the city. Cyclists will appreciate the miles of bike routes that make it easy to get around on two wheels, promoting an active and eco-friendly lifestyle.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we love helping buyers and sellers navigate Wilsonville’s unique real estate market.

With its inviting neighborhoods, scenic parks, and easy access to Portland and Salem, Wilsonville offers a balance of small-town charm and modern amenities. Whether you’re drawn to the historic roots of Old Town or the convenience of newer communities, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. We understand what makes Wilsonville special, from its green spaces to its thriving local businesses. If you're thinking about making a move, let's find the perfect home or buyer together. Call or text us at 503-951-8547.

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado