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District 4 / Westside

Kelley Point Park

Public asset records for this park are shown as a transparency layer. Itemized repair costs remain pending until Portland Parks & Recreation provides verified estimates.

105
Acres
66
Assets
3
Repair candidates
3
Replacement-flagged
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City-published park details

Kelley Point Park on Portland.gov

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Construction is planned to begin in the week of May 11, 2026, with completion by late Fall 2026.

During construction, most of Kelley Point Park will remain open, but the gravel canoe launch and parking lot near the entry to the park will be closed or have limited access.

Learn about the trail construction project

City label
Park
Year acquired
1984
Official acres
104.69
City section
North
Neighborhood
St. Johns
Location

N Marine Drive and N Kelley Point Park Road Portland, OR 97203

Directions
Hours

Park Hours: 7am to 10pm The gravel canoe launch will be temporarily closed for trail construction from mid-May 2026 - late fall 2026. Learn more about this project. Park users are prohibited from entering the water at Kelley Point Park due to unsafe and unpredictable conditions. To reserve a picnic area, call 503-823-2525 or visit our Picnic Reservation page.

Amenities and activities
Accessible restroomHistorical sitePicnic tableStatue or public artVista pointRiverfront viewsPaths (paved)Paths (unpaved)Trails (hiking)
Park history

Kelley Point Park is named after New Englander Hall Jackson Kelley (1790-1894). The park was owned by the Port of Portland for much of the 20th century, and to keep the Willamette and Columbia Rivers open to barge transport, the Port covered the flood prone peninsula with tons of dredge material from the bottoms of these rivers. Kelley Point Park officially became a Portland park in 1984.

The confluence of the Willamette and Columbia River has long been a place of cultural and spiritual significance for Indigenous peoples of the area. The City of Portland is currently partnering with regional jurisdictions, community groups, and private organizations and leading a process to develop a formal, meaningful acknowledgement of our region’s traditional inhabitants. If you have questions about this process, you can email: Tribal.relations@portlandoregon.gov.

All dogs must be leashed in this park.

Repair ledger

Assessment dates are copied from the public Parks Amenities layer. Old dates mean this source does not publish a newer assessment for that asset, not that we have confirmed no newer internal inspection exists. PP&R does not publish itemized repair costs, so this ledger shows needs without dollar figures.

Picnic Table

Picnic Table is flagged because the public asset record shows critical condition (public code 5).

urgent
Critical condition (public code 5)Status: ActiveReplacement field: no
Asset record 351Mapped asset pointSource assessment 2007-07-17; recency check needed

PP&R does not publish an itemized repair cost for this record, so none is shown.

Picnic Table

Picnic Table is flagged because the public asset record shows poor condition (public code 4).

high
Poor condition (public code 4)Status: ActiveReplacement field: no
Asset record 5050Mapped asset pointSource assessment 2007-07-17; recency check needed

PP&R does not publish an itemized repair cost for this record, so none is shown.

Picnic Table

Picnic Table is flagged because the public asset record shows poor condition (public code 4).

high
Poor condition (public code 4)Status: ActiveReplacement field: no
Asset record 6223Mapped asset pointSource assessment 2007-07-17; recency check needed

PP&R does not publish an itemized repair cost for this record, so none is shown.

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Public assets
All 66

The public asset layer includes `PictureID` and `Hyper_pic`, but those values point to PP&R internal file-share paths, not public image URLs. Asset-level inspection photos need a PP&R export or public ArcGIS attachments before this app can render them.

Kelley Point Park TrailPublic photo from the official Portland.gov park page
Bench
Condition: 2 · Status: Active
Bench
Condition: 2 · Status: Active
Bike Rack
Condition: Unknown · Status: Active
Bike Rack at Kelley Point ParkPublic asset photo
Kiosk
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Permanent Trash Can
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Permanent Trash Can
Condition: 2 · Status: Active
Permanent Trash Can
Condition: 2 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 5 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 4 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 4 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active
Picnic Table
Condition: 3 · Status: Active