About Gresham

Originally known as the “Campground” because of the area’s use as stopping point for pioneers to relax and compose themselves before continuing to Portland, the city of Gresham is located 16 miles east of the state’s largest city and conveniently connected by the I-84. Over 98,000 residents now call the city home. Historic Downtown Gresham provides a mix of over 150 shops, restaurants and retailers in a blend of both old architecture and new constructions. The TriMet provides an extensive network of bus line services connecting Gresham's residents of a Gresham house or apartment for rent, workers, and visitors to the downtown Portland area and was named as one of "the best large mass-transit agency in North America.” Main City Park, Pat Pfeiffer Park, Red Sunset Park, Community Park, Southwest Community Park, Youth Sports Park, and Zimmerman Historic Park are among the city’s extensive list of city parks that provide residents with an abundance of recreational areas. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Gresham also have access to Gresham Golf Course, Glendoveer Gold Course, Persimmon Country Club, and The Pub Course nearby. Gresham is served by three school districts: Centennial, Gresham-Barlow, and Reynolds. Mount Hood Community College is also located in Gresham. The Mount Hood Jazz Festival is held in the city every year.

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