At the northern-most tip of North Portland, at the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette rivers, lies this 104.16-acre (42.15 hectare) park dotted with picnic areas and marked by a looping 40-mile (60.37 kilometers) trail. A large natural-sand beach and an isolated location attract many people to Kelley Point Park. It is ideal place to take in Portland's natural skyline, dominated by Mount St. Helens and Mt. Hood, while basking in the summer sun.
Phone: (503) 823-2525
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Kelley Point Park Rd and N Columbia Blvd/N Marine Dr
Closed now
- Sat 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
8451 N Kelley Point Park Rd Portland, OR 97203 ·2293.86 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpIn all honesty, my primary reason for coming to Kelley Point Park this weekend was two-fold: spend some time in the water on a warm, sunny day, and scout out how hard it would be to row a boat...
MoreI had never heard of this park before a friend's birthday party was scheduled to happen. I was surprised by many things. The old Portland lover wanted to love it because it feels like the old...
MoreThere is a joke in Oregon. How do we pronounce beach? We say, coast. That's because the coast here, while breathtaking in it's natural beauty, is not a beach where one goes to recline in soft...
MoreHonestly, the park was kind of scary honestly, definitely disappointing compared to its big sister cathedral park. There was white flowers EVERYWHERE it looked like spider webs there were so many....
MoreAt night this park is used for sex, I was eating My dinner and a man started beating off next to my car. I give this park 5 stars because it was funny to watch .someone please come get their Grandpa .
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