Living in or staying in Five Oaks/Triple Creek, Beaverton

Scores

Safety and quiet come from researched sources about the whole neighborhood; walkability, transport and nightlife from the address reports here.

About Five Oaks/Triple Creek

A mostly residential Beaverton area with quiet streets, established homes, neighborhood parks, and access to the Tualatin Hills Nature Center. The pace is suburban rather than urban, with local community activity and comparatively little nightlife.

Good for

• families
• quiet seekers
• drivers
• long stays
• nature lovers

Less suited to

• nightlife seekers
• public transport users
• first-time visitors

Watch out for

• Expect limited nightlife and fewer attractions within easy walking distance.
• Check the exact address for access to frequent transit and nearby shops.
• Use normal precautions after dark on quieter residential streets.

Sources

• City of Beaverton GIS Online
• Five Oaks / Triple Creek Neighborhood
• Five Oaks / Triple Creek Neighborhood Meeting Agenda

Local picks

Food & drink

• Golden Valley Brewery and Restaurant

  American · A neighborhood brewery and restaurant offering a relaxed local dining option.

• Oyatsupan Bakers

  A local bakery and café option in the Five Oaks area.

Sights & things to do

• Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex

  A large recreation complex with sports facilities, an aquatic center, and natural areas.

• Waterhouse Powerline Park

  A neighborhood park system with walking trails and open green space.

• Walking trails at Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex

  Enjoy several miles of trails through the complex’s natural area.

• Swimming at Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex

  Use the complex’s swimming pool and aquatic-center facilities.

• Tennis at Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex

  Play tennis at the complex’s 15-court tennis center.

• Skateboarding at Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex

  The recreation complex includes skate parks for casual riding and practice.