The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Oregon

Looking for the ultimate terrain park experience? You've hit the jackpot! Our snow park rankings showcase the finest freestyle playgrounds across the globe, as rated by the Snomad community. These aren't corporate-sponsored opinions—they're honest assessments from riders who've hit the kickers, slid the rails, and sessioned the pipes themselves. Only resorts with substantial user feedback make our list, ensuring you get reliable insights before planning your next trick-focused trip. Fancy adding your two pence? Leave your own review and help fellow freestylers find their perfect park.

Check out our other shred-worthy rankings: Powder Skiing, Off-Piste, and Backcountry Access to complete your mountain mission planning.

Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Oregon: Mt. Bachelor - Snow Parks Rating 4.36

Mt. Bachelor's terrain parks consistently earn rave reviews from the Snomad community. One advanced skier, Allan, calls them "incredible" while Marcus, an expert skier, notes they're "especially well built." Casey, an intermediate snowboarder, highlights the "amazing terrain parks" as one of the mountain's standout features. The parks cater to various skill levels, with Sean, an advanced snowboarder, mentioning there are "a lot of parks" across the huge mountain. With thoughtful design and regular maintenance, they're perfect for freestylers looking to progress their skills or simply have a blast hitting features in this spectacular volcanic setting.

#2 Mt. Hood Meadows - Snow Parks Rating 4.00

Mt. Hood Meadows offers park riders plenty to get excited about. A user who is an advanced snowboarder mentioned that the resort is very park-friendly, especially early in the season. Daniel, an advanced skier, highlights multiple parks with features for all skill levels. Expert skier Darren loves the natural features, noting that most runs aren't direct fall line oriented, creating "playful pitches, gullies, side hills" that add character to your ride. While some users suggest Timberline might have better parks, Mt. Hood Meadows still delivers solid terrain park options that complement its varied skiing landscape.