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Wheels up
If you are a parent of a child or teen with a skateboarding or cycling hobby, you’ve no doubt seen your share of bumps and scrapes. If you’re lucky, those injuries have been minor. However, there is a danger inherent to bikes, skateboards, skates and scooters that can escalate injury probability as well as seriousness. You might not be able to avoid the small stuff, but planning ahead might prevent (or prepare you for) something more serious.
Jul 12 min read


Why Experience Matters When Choosing Child Care
Looking for a summer camp that keeps kids active, engaged, smiling, and excited to come back each day? Good news — we still have availability in several of our Nike Kids Camp sessions, with additional camps opening throughout the summer!
Jun 233 min read


Trying something new
Among the many reasons why summer day camps are great for kids: the chance to try something new in a safe, supported environment. Some children jump right in at the chance to try a new activity.
Among the many reasons why summer day camps are great for kids: the chance to try something new in a safe, supported environment. Some children jump right in at the chance to try a new activity, and some are more cautious. Our staff is trained to support them in whatever a child’
Jun 11 min read


The History of Oak’s Park:
For many of us growing up in Portland, our first experience atop a carousel horse, or careening madly about on a roller coaster, happened at Oaks Amusement Park on the banks of the Willamette River. A fixture in the City of Roses for over a century, this venerable landmark located in the southeast neighborhood of Sellwood, is the oldest continuously operating amusement park in America. Built from 1904-1905 by the Oregon Water Power and Railway Company, Oaks Park was construct
Apr 1, 20254 min read
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