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We offer a wide range of paddle sport rentals to suit every kind of water adventure—whether you're looking for a relaxing float or gearing up for a multi-day expedition. Our team can help you get the right gear for your journey. Location: Located on the mighty Columbia River, where it splits around Hayden Island, at Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe , 200 NE Tomahawk Island Dr, Portland, OR 97217. Phone: (503) 285-0464 Hours: Open every day from 10:00am to 5:00pm Last rentals go out at 3:00pm

Bayport RV Park & Campground, located just 25 miles from Portland, Oregon, offers a prime location adjacent to the Scappoose Bay Marine Park and the Columbia River. Open year-round, it features spacious 25 ft. wide parking sites that accommodate RVs with room for boat trailers or additional vehicles. Guests can enjoy onsite amenities such as an included boat launch fee with their reservation, and the nearby Next Adventure Scappoose Bay Paddling Center, where they can rent kayaks or stand-up paddleboards, take paddling classes, or embark on local wetland tours. The park also offers

As of January 1, 2025, Columbia River Kayaking (CRK) is thrilled to announce a new chapter in our story. Shannon and Lance Britt, long-time business partners and owners of the Skamokawa Resort, have officially taken ownership of CRK. The Britts have been instrumental in supporting the Road Scholar Programs over the years by providing outstanding lodging and hospitality. Their deep connection to the local community and love for the outdoors make them the perfect fit to carry CRK forward with the same passion and commitment to adventure and education. The shop is now located at: 1391 WA-4

Marine Park is a 58.3-acre community park located along the Columbia River Renaissance Trail, which links it to both Wintler and Esther Short parks. It features the only boat launch operated by the City of Vancouver. Parking at the launch costs $10 per day, or visitors can purchase an annual parking pass for $50. Passes are available at the Firstenburg Community Center (700 NE 136th Ave.) and the Marshall Community Center (1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd.).

Primitive, leave-no-trace camping. Bachelor Island is part of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. The shoreline is open year-round between the Columbia River and the Refuge boundary signs.

Cape Disappointment State Park is a breathtaking 1,882-acre camping destination on the Long Beach Peninsula, offering sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the mouth of the Columbia River. Lodging options range from traditional campsites, cabins, and unique historic vacation homes, providing something for every type of traveler. The campground includes 231 tent and RV sites (accommodating rigs up to 45 feet), five hike/bike sites, and three cabins, with standard, partial, and full hookup options available. While many sites are first-come, first-served, reservations are highly recommended due

Beacon Rock State Park offers three campgrounds to choose from. The Woodard Creek Campground features five reservable campsites with full hookups (electric, water, and sewer) for RVs and trailers up to 40 feet, starting at $35 per night. Amenities include a picnic table, fire ring with grill, shower, restroom, and flush toilets, with activities such as biking, boating, fishing, horseback riding, hiking, and floating sports. It is open year-round, with reservations available up to 9 months in advance. Additionally, the Upper Campground offers 26 first-come, first-serve campsites in a wooded

Primitive, leave-no-trace camping For those looking to immerse themselves in nature, dispersed camping options can be found along the river and in the surrounding state forests, allowing for a more intimate experience with the region's diverse ecosystems. The unique geography of Puget Island, characterized by rolling hills and dense woodlands, creates an inviting backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, while fall foliage and spring blooms paint the landscape in breathtaking colors.

A 5.5 acre day use and overnight park on the Columbia River adjacent to Washington State Route 4. The site includes a restroom building with showers, ample parking, electrical hook-ups, picnic sites, fishing platform, trails and open space, an RV area, and a separated three-spot tent campground.