We went out with Steve at In the Zone Fishing Charters on August 30, 2025, sailing from Hammond,…read moreOregon, and had an incredible trip! Steve had us out on the water early in the morning and was the perfect guide--knowledgeable, patient, and fun to spend the day with. A few of us were new to fishing, and he made sure everyone felt comfortable and confident. Thanks to his expertise, we quickly caught our limit of both Coho and Chinook! If you're looking for a professional, patient, and skilled fishing guide who knows the waters inside and out, Steve is your guy. We'll definitely be booking with him again. Highly recommend!

Had a fun time fishing on the Columbia in early July. The trip started off slow with no salmon or…read moresteelhead bites, but for the last couple hours we switched it up to walleye fishing, and my 13 year old son caught a couple decent walleye. Very nice scenery on the fishing trip also. We saw a bald eagle and blue herring, waterfalls, and a lot of other things I don't get to see back home in Los Angeles.

This is a small park hidden behind a bunch of industrial buildings. There's a great view of the…read moreClackamas River as well as a baseball field The two picnic tables have seen better days as the paint is peeling.

We usually spend our summer weekends here it's more family friendly then high rocks and way cleaner…read morethen Meldrum, you get the occasional rift raft and some trash can build up, but most of us our respectful of nature and use the bags provided by the park. We always pack out more then we pack in. Wear swim shoes the rocks can be slippery and fishing season leaves a few hooks in the water other then that it's a cleaner place then most and not too rowdy.

This park has a lot to offer from sitting by the water, fishing, enjoying a walk, boating- dock is…read morenot working, restrooms that are relatively clean, places to sit, places to enjoy the sunshine. Motor/ RV parking!

We went walking along the river Rockhounding for 45 mins or so. Picked up a few pieces that looked…read moreinteresting. A small river rock with an amber crystal cluster embedded in the rock's fracture was exposed and a chunk of jasper. It's a small park on the river that had swings for kids, and decent views. Was looking for a few agates but didn't find any. Geese had the place under control lol.

We took a picnic to the lovely park across from Lake O. A handful of picnic tables along the river…read more Beautiful views of an old train bridge that goes over the river proved to be a cool surprise. We ended up watching a long train go across. The park was clean and we felt mostly safe. Nice place to chill on a summer evening. Con: short on parking .

What a hidden gem. This little park is right on the Willamete River. Hidden within a neighborhood…read moreRivervilla Park is your private access to the Willamete River. Bring your picnic basket blankets and chairs and enjoy a beautiful watching many different kinds of watercraft cruising on the river and wildlife if you can catch them in the river.

Very clean store. Organized and well stocked. The gun counter is usually staffed with at least two…read morepeople. They no longer take appointments, pull a number and wait. The best time to g is during workinghours. After 5pm tends to get a lttle crowded at the counter. Shoop the deals online and save.

I took the gun to a store with the same name in Vancouver, next to Portland, and the staff there…read morewere very friendly and helped me return the gun. The refund wasn't in cash, but in store credit, which I can at least use in the store. It's much better than the one on 82nd Street, where the staff immediately said it didn't meet the refund policy, as if they hadn't been trained at all. They didn't understand anything, not even the difference between air guns and real ammunition guns, and just said I couldn't return it! Their quality needs to be improved!

This was our first time here ever! The water, of course absolutely stunning. Driving out on the bar…read morewas such a fun experience and we found parking nice and easy because we got there very early. We did forget our cooler but other people were well prepared and we're quick to provide us with anything we asked for out of basic necessity like one single bottle of water. we were going out on a standard little inflatable boat, nothing fancy and we were out on the water for maybe an hour, but we did give up and go in because the jet skis are an issue. Everyone has a jet ski, there's so many jet skis! As we were packing up, the sheriff showed up and was starting to crack down on them, looking at lifejackets and parking permits, and some of them were starting to leave thank goodness, but we had already had our fill of their noise. Several of the jet skis were coming extremely close to our boat, which of course we don't have the reactivity that they do since we were motorless, and it felt incredibly uncomfortable overall. The view was gorgeous for three dollars. It was a fun experience and I definitely would come back and enjoy looking at other parts of the park. If you come prepared in the morning and set up a clear space for you and your loved ones this could be a fun all day experience, but don't be afraid to stand your ground against the jet skiers as They need to follow the rules and respect everyone's boundaries and safety. There was plenty of parking and there's a vault toilet on site by the bar so that was convenient too.

This used to be a great accessible park to local residents. I don't want to pay to use this park…read moreevery time I visit since that's what part of my taxes go to already. It's too bad used to be a great spot.

So far as I know this is the only public casting pond in the entire city. It's the perfect place…read morefor practicing casting your fly fishing rod. There are no fish to catch, and you do NOT want to Use this for swimming or boating. It's for casting only. It's drained in the winter, so only used in spring/summer/fall.

I enjoyed the park. I had a good time walking around the park. After my walk I took my r/c replica…read moreof the USS Missouri battleship sailing out on the casting pond. I got lots of compliments and lots of kids gathered to see her sail by. Spent about an hour sailing her til the batteries went dead. And the she sat in the middle of the pond with no motors to speak of and no breeze to blow her ashore for about 30 minutes til this young man came to the shoreline where I stood and said sir I just happened to have an r/c speedboat at home. I live just across the street. I said please go get it and I will make it worth your efforts. Lol my ship cost me 100 bucks...this kid comes back with a 600 dollar Sonic Wake super catamaran speedboat capable of doing over 120 mph on the water. I just about had a cow. So he let me putt his speedboat out and gently nudge my ship to the dock. I said thanx and he said go ahead take mine for a spin. That cleared from 1 side of the pond to the other in less than 15 seconds!! It woulda took my ship about 15 minutes to sail it. What a fun day. I offered the boy 10 bucks and he said naw it was worth to see me giggle like a little kid as I drove his boat passed 3 girls spraying them with the rooster tail his boat makes.

beautiful view but the beach was super muddy. definitely not swimmable unless you can handle very…read moresquishy mud and rocks everywhere.

This is a pretty unique park. The entrance is in a residential neighborhood and there's not much…read moreparking by the entrance. However, there's a parking area a few blocks up the from the entrance. At the entrance of the park, there's a nice playground, which is closed right now due to COVID. There's also a portapotty, but no real bathroom. We came on a Saturday morning and enjoyed a quick hike around the island with our three year old and six week old daughters. My three year old loved jumping around the rocks and watching the boats go by on the river. There were a lot of families fishing and splashing in the river, but there was plenty of space to spread out from other people. It's a great spot for a picnic.