Rood Bridge Park

58-acre park with boat ramp and floating dock (except during the winter) for launching watercraft (15 feet max length). It also has paddlecraft rentals (summer), life jacket loaner station, picnic areas, playground, rhododendron garden, Rock Creek Trail, lake, and a community room. The park is the current Tualatin River Water Trail end point.

Site News

There are no Tualatin Riverkeepers paddlecraft rentals in the summer of 2026. Check back in 2027.

Parking

There are 6 paved parking spots at the river access. More parking in the rest of the park.

River Access:

River Mile 38.4

100 feet of pavement from the parking lot to the floating dock with a gangway or to the bottom of the concrete boat ramp. Note: The dock is removed from November to May.

Upriver:

The Licorice Lane Farm Dam (River Mile 39.0) is 0.6 miles upriver (20 minutes paddling time). The dam is impassable during the low summer river levels.

Downriver:

Farmington Paddle Launch (River Mile 33.3)
5.1 miles (2.5 hours paddling time)

Site Amenities

Parking: Yes
River Access: Easy
Dock/Ramp: Ramp & Dock
River Access: Easy
Dock/Ramp: Ramp & Dock
Restrooms: Yes
Picnic Area: Yes
Trash Cans: Yes
Playground: Yes
Bike Rack: Yes
EV Charging Station: No
Ebike Charging Station: No
Dogs Allowed: Yes
Water Trail Map At Site: Yes
Life Jacket Kiosk: Yes
Boat Storage Rack: No

Parking

Water Trail Map

River Access

Life Jacket Loaner Station

Picnic + Playground Area

Bird Watching At The Lake