Nike Tykes

This place is not open to the public. Fortunately, we have a relative who works for Nike so we were welcomed in by the guards and registration. We were in awe. Not because we saw a lot of celebrity athletes, but by the sheer elegance and sophistication of the campus and the sports facilities located there. Everything about the campus is world class, and with the idea of winning in mind. So we can’t tell you to just do it because we don’t want to get you in trouble with the guards or the police. But if you have the requisite connection, get an invitation to visit this lovely place. You won’t regret it.

I enjoyed a walking tour of Nike headquarters. The architecture, landscaping and interior design was excellent. The tour guides were informative and friendly.

Nike’s headquarters in Beaverton is a beautiful and impressive campus with modern buildings, lush landscaping, and a lot of history tied to iconic athletes like LeBron James and Serena Williams. It’s definitely worth seeing from the outside if you’re a fan of the brand, but it’s important to know that it’s not open to the public. There are no tours or general visitor access, and you’ll need to be with an employee or have special permission to get inside. Still, it’s a cool spot to drive by and admire if you’re in the area.

Parking is impossible midday so come early, campus is nice and well kept

By far the worst customer service I've ever experienced! This company does not care about there customers even if they are repeat customers. I've spent a lot of money with Nike and have never had any complaints until I had a defective shoe that was only 3 months old. I was treated horribly by whoever you have to talk to in wherever they are from was given no solutions except send them back and in 2-4 weeks we will let you know if we are going to do anything for you! I understand that comp have a policy to follow but I also know that customer service should be top priority and that a multi billion dollar company should be a little more flexible with how they deal with customers over a 200$ pair of shoes especially when the sole has delaminated and is falling off. Nope I was told by a "supervisor" with mind you possibly chickens? In the background that basically send them back wait the time frame and we will send you a gift card that may or may not be the full amount of the shoe. Really? 2-4 weeks to roll the dice on whether or not you are going to give me the amount I paid for these shoes 3 months ago and have only had 3 games played in them? Personally Im going to start helping companies like under armor grow. Oh but they did give a digital coupon for 10 percent off if I would rather just buy a new pair!!! lol