Editing Philomath, Oregon (section)

== Parks and recreation ==
The city of Philomath owns and maintains at least 8 public parks within and adjacent to the city limits. The largest park in Philomath is Marys River Park, which occupies approximately 28 acres along the [[Marys River (Oregon)|Marys River]] and includes three bridges, a covered picnic shelter, and restrooms. 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+Parks in Philomath, OR
!Name
!Size (Acres)
!Location
!Features
|-
|Marys River Park
|28
|300 S 11th St
|Picnic shelter, 9 hole disc golf course, horseshoe pits, walking paths, playground area, off-leash dog area.
|-
|Philomath City Park
|10.5
|299 S 23rd St
|Baseball field, beginners skate park, 2 large playground areas, horseshoe pits, fitness area.
|-
|Flossie Overman Discovery Park
|.42
|524 N 11th St
|Basketball court, swings, slide, sand jump, climbing features, with a natural playscape.
|-
|Westbrook Park
|.78
|250 Jade Place
|Small basketball court, playground equipment, covered picnic area, gravel walking path.
|-
|Newton Creek Park & Path
|3.46
|2686 Applegate St
|Neighborhood park stretching from Applegate St. to Main Street featuring a paved bike path, two playground areas, and picnic tables.
|-
|Triangle Park
|N/A
|700 College Street
|Small basketball court, small covered shelter, playground area and benches.
|-
|Reservoir Park
|2.03
|3100 Applegate Street
|Nature park including a park bench and picnic tables with views of Philomath and [[Marys Peak]]. 
|-
|Pioneer Park
|N/A
|1202 Pioneer Street
|Small neighborhood pocket park with a park bench and grass.
|-
|Dale Collins Park
|N/A
|1501 Applegate Street
|Features an electronic readerboard that displays local events, a mosaic public art structure, a bench, and picnic tables.
|}