Head Lice Clinic Wilsonville

Head Lice Clinic Wilsonville: About Wilsonville, Oregon

Wilsonville is a city of approximately 28,000 in Clackamas and Washington counties, about 17 miles south of Portland along Interstate 5. Known for its planned growth, strong schools, and major employers including Xerox and Mentor Graphics (a Siemens business), Wilsonville combines suburban comfort with easy Willamette River access.

History of Wilsonville

Wilsonville was named after Charles Wilson, who operated a ferry across the Willamette River at the site in the mid-1800s. For much of the 20th century it was a small agricultural community. Incorporation came in 1969, and explosive growth followed in the 1970s and 1980s as Xerox, Mentor Graphics, and other major employers located there.

Neighborhoods in Wilsonville

Wilsonville is home to a mix of neighborhoods and districts, each with its own character.

Neighborhood	Character
Old Town Wilsonville	The historic core near the Willamette River with the Wilsonville Community Center.
Charbonneau	A planned community on the Willamette River's south bank with its own golf course and marina.
Villebois	A modern master-planned walkable community based on European design principles.
West Wilsonville	Newer residential growth areas.

Notable attractions in Wilsonville

Wilsonville offers residents and visitors a variety of local attractions.

Graham Oaks Nature Park

A 250-acre Metro park with trails and restored oak savanna.

Willamette River

Boat access and riverfront recreation.

World of Speed Museum

A motorsports museum (note: check current operating status).

Villebois

A walkable neighborhood with a village center, pub, and community events.

Wilsonville at a glance

• Population: ~28,000
• Median household income: $105,000
• Median home value: $625,000

Economy of Wilsonville

Wilsonville hosts an unusually strong employment base for its size, with major operations from Xerox, Mentor Graphics/Siemens, Rockwell Collins, and SYSCO. Many residents work locally rather than commuting, though the city is well-connected to Portland and Salem.