The Trojan day-use park is a wonderful spot for large and small groups, for picnicking or hiking, biking or boating, fishing or playing ball.
Located adjacent to the closed Trojan Nuclear Power Plant, the 75-acre park has a 29-acre lake where you can fish or boat (no motors, please). You can hike or bike around the lake on a paved trail and there is a large playing field for sports.
The park has individual picnic tables, as well as special facilities for groups: 12 picnic shelters, grouped in four clusters of three. Electric stoves, sinks, water and electrical outlets are provided for each cluster.
There are more than 500 acres of woodlands, wetlands, creeks and lakes left in their natural state to benefit wildlife. And with nearly 200 species of wildlife in the area, you may see ducks, deer, rabbits, otters and an occasional raccoon.
Address: 71760 Columbia River Highway, Rainier, OR 97048
Directions: Trojan is located northwest of Portland along the shore of the Columbia River. Follow Highway 30 west from Portland, for 42 miles, until you see signs for Trojan.
Group picnics:
To reserve a group picnic shelter, you can make an online reservation or call 503-556-7076. A reservation fee is required. Park Rules
If your party includes more than 100 people; if alcohol will be served; and/or if you want to reserve multiple areas of the park for multiple days, please fill out the Day Use Area Permit Application (PDF).
Park features: Disc golf course, picnicking, fishing, boating, wildlife viewing and ADA-accessible features.
