12-acre park in a residential neighborhood with primitive river access, extremely limited parking, walking trail, and no amenities. Lake Oswego’s Canal Area also includes Canal Acres and Bryant Woods Natural Areas. The historic Lake Oswego Canal and Canal Headgate are located in the Canal Area.
The 1856-acre Refuge has a visitor center, wetland view, picnic area, walking trails, and river overlook. There is no paddlecraft put in or take out in the Refuge. Dogs are not allowed in the Refuge. The Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1992 to conserve, manage and restore wildlife and their habitat for…
17-acre park with primitive river access with a fixed dock that floods seasonally, picnic area, playground, and walking trail.
Launch site with developed river access, no amenities, and a segment of the Tualatin River Greenway Trail. The Tualatin Riverkeepers headquarters is located near this launch.
12-acre park with floating dock, picnic area, playground, water play area, local trail, and community garden.
79-acre park with boat ramp, floating dock, paddlecraft rental (summer), picnic areas, playground, Tualatin River Greenway Trail, and butterfly garden. Cook Family Park is named in honor of John E. Cook who was instrumental in the park being established, and his son, John E. Cook, who also served as Tualatin mayor.
27-acre park with boat ramp, award-winning skate park, dog park, picnic area, playground, Tualatin River Greenway Trail, Juanita Pohl Center, and walking access to local restaurants. Click here for more information on the train trestle next to the parking. Click here for more information on the large saw mill formerly on this site.
Boat ramp with limited amenities in a residential neighborhood. It is open between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. from November to April, and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. from May to October. Avoid parking directly across from a driveway. Only use the boat ramp during the open hours. Please be quiet and courteous when at…
Launch site with primitive river access, limited parking, and no amenities. Pull completely off Shadow Wood Drive when loading and unloading. Park perpendicular to the road to maximize limited parking space.
19-acre city park with primitive river access, picnic area, playground, fishing area, ball fields, large community garden, and Willamette Meteorite and Story Book walks.
