Your Guide to
Lake Oswego, OR

A Community Built Around the Water

Lake View Village

Luxury, Nature, and Community in Perfect Balance

Lake Oswego offers a lifestyle that blends natural beauty with a thriving community. With its picturesque lake, lush greenery, and stunning homes, it’s no wonder this Portland suburb is one of the most desirable places to live in the metro area. Whether you’re drawn to lakefront living, walkable shopping districts, or the city’s strong sense of community, Lake Oswego delivers a high quality of life in every way.

Beyond its beautiful surroundings, Lake Oswego boasts an incredible selection of amenities. Downtown Lake Oswego is home to boutique shops, art galleries, and highly rated restaurants, while outdoor lovers can take advantage of miles of scenic trails, waterfront parks, and the city’s namesake lake. The city also features a strong arts and culture scene, with year-round events like the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market and the Festival of the Arts bringing the community together.

Residents love the peaceful yet connected feel of Lake Oswego. With top-rated schools, easy access to Portland, and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a place that appeals to families, professionals, and retirees alike. Whether you’re looking for a luxury waterfront estate or a charming neighborhood home, Lake Oswego offers something truly special.

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Fun Facts

Oswego Lake at the Heart of the City
Spanning 405 acres, Oswego Lake is the centerpiece of the community, offering scenic views, recreation, and a true lakeside lifestyle.

A City Surrounded by Greenery
The city’s tree canopy covers over 40% of its land area, making it one of the greenest suburbs in the region.

Ranked Among Oregon’s Best Places to Live
Lake Oswego has been consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Oregon for quality of life.

Parks

Lake Oswego is surrounded by beautiful green spaces that offer a perfect escape into nature. Tryon Creek State Natural Area is a standout, featuring miles of wooded trails for hiking, biking, and even horseback riding—right on the city’s northern edge. George Rogers Park is a favorite for its scenic Willamette River access, historic landmarks, and recreational spaces. Springbrook Park provides a peaceful retreat with forested trails, while Foothills Park offers stunning river views and a gathering place for community events. Whether you prefer a quiet walk in the woods or a picnic by the water, Lake Oswego’s parks make it easy to enjoy the outdoors.

Points of Interest

Lake Oswego is home to a thriving public art scene, with its Gallery Without Walls program showcasing more than seventy sculptures throughout downtown. This rotating outdoor exhibit brings art into everyday life, making a simple stroll through the city feel like a trip to an open-air gallery. The Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market is another community favorite, offering fresh produce, live music, and a welcoming, small-town atmosphere. For arts and culture lovers, the Lakewood Center for the Arts hosts performances, exhibits, and workshops year-round, adding to the city's creative energy. Additionally, the new Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatics Center, opening in April 2025, will feature a 12-lane competitive pool, a 4,500 square-foot recreational pool, a 7,250 square-foot gym, and an executive golf course, providing a fantastic new hub for community fitness and recreation. Outdoor summer concerts at Millennium Plaza, Foothills, and Westlake Parks further enrich the local cultural scene, offering free live music in beautiful settings throughout the warmer months.

Getting Around

Lake Oswego is well-connected to the Portland metropolitan area through several transportation options. TriMet bus services, including route 35, provide convenient public transit to downtown Portland. For drivers, major highways like Interstate 5 and Highway 43 offer easy access to neighboring cities. Cycling enthusiasts can enjoy the city's network of bike-friendly routes, making it simple to navigate on two wheels. Additionally, the proposed Willamette Shore Trolley extension aims to enhance connectivity between Lake Oswego and Portland in the future.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we know firsthand what makes Lake Oswego such a special place.

Since we are just across the river in Sellwood, we frequently find ourselves in Lake Oswego—admiring the public sculptures, biking along scenic paths, and enjoying meals at its fantastic restaurants. With its stunning waterfront homes, vibrant downtown, and top-rated schools, this city offers a rare blend of natural beauty and urban convenience. Whether you’re searching for a lakefront estate, a walkable neighborhood, or a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, we’re here to help you find the perfect home. With our deep local knowledge and personalized approach, we make the home-buying process smooth and enjoyable.

If you’re ready to explore homes in Lake Oswego, we’d love to help. Call or text us today at 503-951-8547.

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado