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Dog park · Troutdale & Sandy River Delta, Suburbs

Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres)

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About the dog park

  • Size: about 1500 acres
  • Water play for dogs
  • Open daily, sunrise to sunset
  • Run by the U.S. Forest Service (Columbia River Gorge)

About 1,500 acres of meadows, woods and river bottomland where the Sandy meets the Columbia, with miles of trails where dogs may run off leash under voice control. A $5 day pass or a federal recreation pass is required.

Rules

At the Sandy River Delta, dogs may be off leash under control, but they must be leashed in the parking lot, at the restrooms and picnic areas and within 100 feet of the Confluence Trail. Pack out your dog's waste and don't let it dig. The site is open for day use from sunrise to sunset, commercial dog walking is not allowed, and each car needs a $5 day pass, a $30 annual pass or a federal recreation pass. (U.S. Forest Service)

Rules and hours can change, and dog parks sometimes close for repairs. Check the signs at the gate.

  • LocationSandy River Delta (I-84 exit 18), Troutdale, OR
  • NeighborhoodTroutdale & Sandy River Delta, Suburbs
  • HoursOpen daily, sunrise to sunset

Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres): frequently asked questions

Is there a small-dog area at Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres)?

Our sources do not mention a separate small-dog area.

How big is Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres)?

It is about 1500 acres.

What are the hours of Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres)?

It is open daily, sunrise to sunset.

Where is Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres)?

Sandy River Delta (Thousand Acres) is at Sandy River Delta (I-84 exit 18), in Troutdale, Suburbs. About 1,500 acres of meadows, woods and river bottomland where the Sandy meets the Columbia, with miles of trails where dogs may run off leash under voice control. A $5 day pass or a federal recreation pass is required.

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