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http://www.pdxpetanque.org/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Portland-Petanque-Club/289376997526
We play at the north end of Westmoreland Park — 7535 SE 23rd Ave. Portland, OR 97202 (Map)
We play Wednesdays and Sundays. Official start time is noon, when we throw for teams, but players may arrive as early as 11am to practice and/or play warm-up games. In the summer we also sometimes play on Friday nights.
Note that our courts are NOT open to the public outside of published hours. If you arrive and find the courts deserted and the gate locked, please contact us for information about our playing schedule.
All are invited to join us on the courts during scheduled playing hours. We offer all levels of play, from beginner to experienced and we’ll teach you what you need to know to play. Lesson are FREE and we have guest boules for you to use while you decide if pétanque is your kind of game.
No membership is necessary, unless you want to play competitions and/or to have access to the courts outside of the published hours. Annual membership is only $40!
We are an FPUSA member club. See FPUSA for email and contact information.

E.P.I.C.!
www.eugenepetanque.org
We are the largest junior-based club in the U.S.A. Our club started out of our high school league which began in 1998 and continues today. In 2008 we expanded the club to include adults.
We play on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons — check our web site for exact times.
We play at University Park, E 24th Avenue & University St, Eugene, OR 97405 (Map)
We have extra boules and are happy to teach you how to play!
We are an FPUSA member club. See FPUSA for email and contact information.

https://sunriverpetanque.org/
We usually play April through October.
We play at Mary McCallum Park, 17380 Deschutes Road, Sunriver, OR 97707 (MAP)
Sunriver is about 20 miles south of Bend.
Note the park is for homeowners and their guests. If you are guest and need assistance entering the park, call the phone numbers listed on the Sunriver web site.

The group was founded by Johnny Prince sometime before 2012, and had disappeared by 2019.
The group formerly played in Foothills Park, 199 Foothills Road, Lake Oswego, near Portland.
There is a nice petanque area in the park. (Map)

The Portland Bouligans once met in Jamison Square, a small public park in downtown Portland. (Map)

The group disappeared sometime between 2019 and 2025.
Williams is about 20 miles south of Grants Pass. The group took its name from the nearby Rogue Rive.