Adventures in Nature
Get out and explore the natural side of Oregon City! With 26 city park sites, two public boat launches, and miles of trails and river access, outdoor adventure is never far away. From fishing the Clackamas River or camping at Clackamette RV Park, to splashing at the Carnegie Center Library Spray Park, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Discover local favorites like Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park, with its lush forest trails and wildlife views, Clackamette Park at the confluence of two rivers, John Storm Park & Dock, Canemah Bluff Nature Park, and the Hopkins Demonstration Forest—a living classroom for nature lovers.
Walking, running, hiking, and biking opportunities abound across Oregon City’s trail network, including the Clackamette Cove and River Access Trail, the historic McLoughlin Promenade overlooking the Willamette Falls, Canemah Bluff Loop Hike, Tumble Falls Trail, and the Stone Creek Hiking Trail.
Whether you’re seeking stunning scenery, a quiet spot to unwind, or a new adventure along the 187-mile Willamette River Paddle Trail, Oregon City offers the perfect blend of recreation, discovery, and community spirit.
Places to Visit & Activies
Willamette Falls
The second-largest waterfall in North America by volume, located in the heart of Oregon City.
Singer Creek Park
A neighborhood park with green space and creek access in Oregon City.
Clackamette Park
A public park at the meeting of the Clackamas and Willamette rivers, home to community events and river access.
Oregon City Golf Club
A private golf club with a full-length course in the Beavercreek area.
Trails End Golf Center
A public golf practice facility and par-3 course near downtown Oregon City.
Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park
A forested urban nature park with trails winding through a protected canyon ecosystem.
