The luxurious feel of open space reflects suburban living in the affluent Parker Crest, where contemporary style homes, townhouses and condominiums are available to both owners and renters. The neighborhood attracts residents with its design and location. No doubt, Parker Crest is an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily commutes to Portland. The presence of parks and recreational opportunities in and around the neighborhood simply extends that country feel.
The neighborhood sits close to Interstate 205 and other major thoroughfares. The award winning Tri-Met public transportation system of Portland covers West Linn and neighborhoods from Portland to Oregon City. Whether by personal automobile or public transit, residents, visitors, and commuters are minutes from both the Portland International Airport and the Amtrak Union Station.
The sprawling lawns of Oppenlander Field are located north of Parker Crest. Residents hold soccer and Little League practice and competitions at the fields.
Tanner Creek Park is an all-purpose neighborhood park with a competition skating area and a water feature for summertime fun. The 4.26-acre Sahallie Illahee Park offers scenic hiking trails for wildlife viewing, is ADA accessible and features playgrounds, basketball courts and a picnic area. The natural setting of Ibach Nature Park is accessed from the western edge of Sahallie Illahee Park, and offers more trails for wildlife viewing.
The Willamette Historic District is near Parker Crest. Although the town of Willamette was incorporated in 1908, its homes and businesses date from the late 19th century. Willamette was later annexed into the city of West Linn. The West Linn Annual Living History Tour is a one-night event where visitors can experience life in Willamette circa 1908. The September lamplight tours are in high demand and feature costumed tour guides and actors.