22-acre park with developed river access, paddlecraft rentals (summer), picnic areas, playground, and water play area. It is located at the confluence of the Tualatin and Willamette Rivers.
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150 foot gravel path from the parking lot to a paved, uneven riverbank access.
Paddling in this area is not possible at low summer river levels due to several sections of shallow, rocky water. These sections can form Class II rapids at higher river levels.
Paddling two miles upriver (1 hour paddling time) on the Willamette River leads to the “Narrows”, a beautiful, rocky four mile stretch of the Willamette River. Paddling downriver on the Willamette River is limited to 1.5 miles (45 minutes paddling time) due to the impassable Willamette Falls (called Tumwata by the Grand Ronde). Willamette Falls is the second largest waterfall in the United States by volume (after Niagara Falls). The Falls are extremely dangerous and impassable. Stay away!
