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Alton Baker is located right on the banks of the Willamette River, and there are several boat launch areas. Combined with the free parking this can be a great place to start your fishing trip, or float on the river.
- Table of Contents
- 16 Great Places For Families to Fish in The Willamette Valley
- Timothy Lake
- St. Louis Ponds
- Benson Lake
- North Fork Reservoir
- Henry Hagg Lake
- Detroit Lake
- Foster Reservoir
- Walter Wirth Lake
Part 1: Easy Angling Oregon - An Introduction Part 2: Easy Angling Oregon - Northwest Zone Part 3: Easy Angling Oregon - Southwest Zone Part 4: Easy Angling Oregon - Willamette Zone (you are here) Part 5: Easy Angling Oregon - Central Zone Part 6: Easy Angling Oregon - Southeast Zone Part 7: Easy Angling Oregon - Northeast Zone
Featured Waters:
1. Timothy Lake 2. St. Louis Ponds 3. Benson Lake 4. North Fork Reservoir 5. Henry Hagg Lake 6. Detroit River 7. Foster Reservoir 8. Waverly Lake 9. Freeway Lakes 10. Walter Wirth Lake 11. Fall Creek 12. Alton Baker Canoe Canal 13. Clear Lake 14. Leaburg Lake 15. Salmon Creek 16. Dexter Reservoir
A popular and diverse fishery close to Portland. The lake is set amongst a mature Douglas-fir forest and holds three kinds of trout as well as kokanee. Several U.S. Forest Service campgrounds and day use areas make is a great family destination. The lake is open all year but snow often blocks access until the spring.
This is a 240-acre public fishing complex owned by ODFW. It contains 54 developed acres of water in seven ponds, which provide habitat for trout and warmwater species. The ponds are open all year but are closed daily from one hour after sunset until one hour before sunrise. The access gate is closed during waterfowl season but anglers can walk in d...
A small lake with good bank access in the Benson State Recreation Area just off I-84 west of Multnomah Falls.
This reservoir on the Clackamas River outside of Estacada offers a scenic environment surrounded by the cooling shade of mature forests. With plenty of stocked trout and easy access from Portland, this is a great family fishing destination.
Nestled in the foothills of the Coast Range, Hagg Lake is far enough from the city to feel like the country, but close enough to Portland for a great day of fishing and getting home in time for dinner. The lake is located in Scoggins Valley Park and is maintained and operated by Washington County. The park features numerous picnic areas, two boat l...
A large, scenic reservoir 50 miles east of Salem, this lake is very popular for fishing, boating, water skiing and other water sports.
This scenic, 1,200 acre reservoir on the South and Middle forks of the Santiam River is nestled in the Cascade foothills just east of Sweet Home. Good fishing and camping facilities make it a popular family destination.
A great family fishing destination within the Cascade Gateway Park near the Salem airport. Open year round.
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Jan 18, 2024 · Comprising of 402 acres (163 ha), Eugene’s largest riverfront park comes alive throughout the year with festivals, running and walking races and community events. Visitors can enjoy 230 acres (93 ha) of natural area, an off-leash dog park, Cuthbert Amphitheatre, Pre’ Trail and The Science Factory.
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Alton Baker Park, Eugene’s largest developed park, is home to dozens of recreational features and facilities serving the City of Eugene since 1959. The park is made up of two major areas: the more developed West Alton Baker Park, and the 237-acre Whilamut Natural Area.
Alton Baker Park : Area: Willamette Valley: County: Lane : River: Willamette River, Sec. 4 Directions: On I-5, 1/2 mile from downtown Eugene on the north bank of the Willamette River.
- Willamette Valley
- Willamette River, Sec. 4
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Get Directions. This large park is managed by the Eugene Parks and Open Space Division. The park has multiple amenties and is popular because of its proximity to the river, downtown Eugene, bike paths, and walking trails. There is a main parking lot and a small canoe/kayak launch site on the upriver end of the property, constructed in 2004.
Open: year-round. alternate launch from duck ponds at Alton Baker park. Driving Directions: Park near the disc golf course at Alton Baker Park off Day Island Road and start at the duck ponds.
