About this location
- NOAA Chart
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18531
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Water trailColumbia River
- River Mile
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118
- Restrooms
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Yes
- Parking Type
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Day and overnight (overnight parking requires a 2-day pass)
- Parking Fee
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$5.00/day
- Tidal influence
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Slight
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Launch TypeDockRamp
- Launch Fees
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None
Chinook Landing is a 67-acre marine park with a six-lane public boat ramp, picnic area with a large parking lot, flush restroom, a seasonal river patrol station, and connections to Portland's 40 mile loop trail. The site also includes interpretive signage, mainly about the nearby wetlands. Lewis and Clark likely stopped near the site.
From the Metro website:
The park offers picnic and viewing areas, wetland and wildlife habitat, disabled-accessible docks, restrooms and a seasonal river patrol station. Thanks in part to voter investments, new aluminum docks with fiberglass decking were installed in January 2016. Chinook Landing is one of the most popular boat ramps in the state, and the new docks replace the heavily used ones that were about 25 years old.
Site owner
Metro Parks
Address
22300 NE Marine Drive
Fairview, OR 97024
United States
