Welcome To The Willamette River From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kelley Point Park Slough Launch a boating facility located on Columbia Slough is managed by Portland Parks and Recreation 503-823-2525.
Unimproved non-motorized launch near the mouth of the Columbia Slough and the Willamette/Columbia confluence at Kelley Point Park. The parking lot is small, and it can be a tangled portage down to the water from your car, not to mention potentially difficult parking when the site is busy. The 104-acre park offers paved and unpaved trails, picnic tables, restrooms, a reservable picnic area, and grassy areas for frisbee or the like. Launching from Kelly Point Park into the Willamette or Columbia is not allowed.
Steelhead, salmon, sturgeon
Confluence of Willamette and Columbia rivers. Bank fishing. ADA accessible restrooms. N. Marine Drive and Lombard. Take Exit 307 off I-5 N for Marine Dr. Portland park. Lower Willamette River fish advisory
Columbia Slough a boating facility located on Columbia Slough is managed by Columbia Slough Watershed Council 503-281-1132
Walking and Biking the Columbia Slough.
Canoeing & Kayaking the Columbia Slough.
Cathedral Park From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Cathedral Park is a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Portland 503-823-2525.
The park contains several walking trails, picnic benches, as well as a floating dock that extends onto the Willamette River. It also is home to a small outdoor stage, where the city has held an annual summer Jazz Festival since 1980.[6] The Cathedral Park Jazz Fest is the oldest free jazz festival west of the Mississippi River.[7] Cathedral Park also contains a boat ramp on the north end of the park. It is considered a popular location for weddings.[8]
Swan Island Ramp a boating facility located on Swan Island Basin is managed by City of Portland 503-823-2525
Swan Island – Vintage Portland: history buffs will love the vintage photos of Swan Island on this website.
Duckworth Memorial Dock a boating facility located on Willamette River
is managed by City of Portland
The Kevin J. Duckworth Memorial Dock, better known as the "Duckworth Dock", is a floating dock off the Eastbank Esplanade just north of the Burnside Bridge. Named after beloved Portland Trail Blazer Kevin J. Duckworth. Rules and regulations for Duckworth Dock Moorage can be viewed here.
Riverplace Marina a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by
Private 503-241-8283
Riverplace Public Dock a boating facility located on Willamette River
is managed by City of Portland 503-823-2525
Willamette Park a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Portland 503-823-2525.
Willamette Park and Bernert Landing Boat Ramp (1905 Volpp Street) are a combined 22.5 acres Located at the intersection 12th & Volpp Street where the Tualatin River meets the Willamette River, this scenic 15 acre park offers the following amenities: 2 large picnic shelters and a smaller gazebo all with water and power, stage area with concrete pad in front, baseball field, 2 softball fields, 1 grass volleyball court and 1 sand volleyball court, 5 horseshoe pits, river access including boat ramp at Bernert Landing and dock system, playground, wading pool, and wildlife viewing.
Sellwood Riverfront Park a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Portland 503-823-2525.
Waverly Marina a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by Waverly Marina Association 503-231-3985
Milwaukie Riverfront Park a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Milwaukie 503-786-7555.
Foothills Park a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Lake Oswego 503-697-6500.
George Rogers Park Boat Ramp a boating facility located on Willamette River at Newburg.
Cedaroak Boat Ramp a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by the City of West Linn.
Directions: Cedaroak Boat Ramp 4600 Elmran Drive West Linn, OR 97068 See map: Google Maps.
Meldrum Bar Park is a boating facility located on Willamette River is managed by City of Gladstone 503-656-5225 is a 85.37 Acres. Located off River Road – Meldrum Bar Park is a regional facility, used year round by fishermen and boaters and receives heavy use during the spring, summer and fall by organized baseball, softball and soccer leagues. The portion of Meldrum Bar Park along the Willamette River is improved with a boat ramp and floating dock, potable water, portable restrooms, and a parking lot for boat trailers. Above the ordinary high water mark is a small picnic area, community gardens and a twelve acre sports field complex with four soccer fields, five softball/baseball fields and permanent restrooms. There is about a mile of paved bicycle/pedestrian paths in Meldrum Bar Park. About 30% of the park is in natural vegetation, including a large wetlands.
Directions: Meldrum Bar Park 19 Meldrum Bar Park Rd Gladstone, OR 97027 See map: Google Maps.
Willamette Park: Willamette Park and Bernert Landing Boat Ramp (1905 Volpp Street) are a combined 22.5 acres Located at the intersection 12th & Volpp Street where the Tualatin River meets the Willamette River, this scenic 15 acre park offers the following amenities: 2 large picnic shelters and a smaller gazebo all with water and power, stage area with concrete pad in front, baseball field, 2 softball fields, 1 grass volleyball court and 1 sand volleyball court, 5 horseshoe pits, river access including boat ramp at Bernert Landing and dock system, playground, wading pool, WiFi,
Bernert Landing on the Willamette River
Welcome to the Willamette Water Trail
Tualatin River From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Images of Tualatin River Water Trail
Paddling The Tualatin River Points on the River
Willamette Park Paddle Access at the confluence of the Willamette and Tualatin Rivers.
Fields Bridge Park on the Tualatin River
Eagle Landing Park Google Map and Directions
The amenities in the Park include a 12-vehicle gravel parking lot, a connecting gravel pathway, picnic table, and signage board with posted Park rules & regulations. The terminus of the pathway is on the east bank of the Tualatin River. The Park is open seven days a week year round from sunrise to sunset. The Park is located at 26001 SW Rainbow Lane, Hillsboro, OR 97123. For further information on the Park call 503-846-7000.
Grab your canoe, kayak or paddleboard and see the Tualatin River From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. from a unique perspective. Farmington Paddle Launch provides visitors a safe and accessible location to set out on the Tualatin River Water Trail. Farmington Paddle Launch sits five miles downriver from Rood Bridge Park in Hillsboro and four miles upriver from Eagle Landing Park. Farmington Paddle Launch is also an excellent spot for cyclists to begin their journeys through the flat, rolling terrain of Washington County. Farmington Paddle Launch is located at 9665 SW River Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97123 just north of the corner of SW River Road and SW Farmington Road.
Plan Your Visit to Rood Bridge Park
- Google Maps Directions
- TriMet Trip Planner
- Park Rules
- Park Rental Information
- View the Access Trails review of Rood Bridge Park
There is a watercraft launch for non-motorized watercraft to access the Tualatin River. The boat launch is a car-top launch only for canoes, kayaks, and boats (15' long max.). It typically opens around Memorial Day (last Monday in May) and closes after Labor Day (first Monday in September). Check with Parks Maintenance (503-615-2400) first before you drive there. Late spring rains can cause launch to be closed longer due to debris from flooding. Notice for paddlers -- Metro's Farmington launch, down river from Rood Bridge Park, has been damaged by significant erosion. If you choose to take out at Farmington, please use extreme caution.