There’s something magical about stumbling upon a Little Free Library in your neighborhood. These charming book-sharing boxes are more than just a place to pick up a new read they are a reminder of community, creativity, and connection. Each one has its own personality, often decorated to reflect the passions of the people who built it, and every visit is a little treasure hunt. Whether you’re swapping out a favorite novel, grabbing a bedtime story, or just curious about what’s inside, Little Free Libraries make reading accessible and fun for everyone. Below, I’ve rounded up a few unique libraries around the Portland area, you’ll definitely want to check them out next time you’re nearby!
Sherwood
Known for its small-town charm, Sherwood has some delightful Little Free Libraries tucked into its quiet neighborhoods.
The Best of What’s Around: 21037 SW Houston Drive, Sherwood, OR
Daffodil Library: 16675 SW Daffodil St, Sherwood, OR
Oregon City
With its rich history and scenic views along the Willamette, Oregon City’s Little Free Libraries feel like hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Oregon City Free Library – Green Roof: 804 9th Street, Oregon City, OR
Lichen Little Library: 518 Willamette St, Oregon City, OR
Tualatin
From parks to trails, Tualatin is full of places to read on the go and its Little Free Libraries make it easy to pick up a book before you head out.
Tiny Tualatin Library: 8245 SW Avery St, Tualatin, OR
Gwen Martin: 20365 Sw Comanche Ter, Tualatin, OR
West Linn
West Linn’s tree-lined streets and community feel are the perfect backdrop for these colorful libraries.
Charlie’s Library: 6484 Palomino Way, West Linn, OR
Rosella Zeriwny #101415 West Linn OR: 4294 Imperial Dr, West Linn, OR
Wilsonville
Whether you’re near a park or a neighborhood corner, Wilsonville’s Little Free Libraries are always stocked with something fun for readers of all ages.
Town Center Park LFL: 29600 Park Place Court, Wilsonville, OR
Renaissance Canyon Creek Neighborhood: 28450 Sw Canyon Creek Rd S, Wilsonville, OR
Lake Oswego
In this lakeside city, Little Free Libraries pop up with just as much charm as the neighborhoods themselves.
Kristin Collins: 745 Berwick Court, Lake Oswego, OR
Snoopy’s Little Free Library: 230 3Rd St, Lake Oswego, OR
These are just a few of the many Little Free Libraries you can find around town, and they thrive because neighbors like you keep them stocked. If you have gently used books at home, consider dropping some off the next time you visit. It’s a simple way to share stories, spark joy, and keep the shelves full for the next reader. Visit Little Free Libraries to find more little libraries near you!
