$3 for a day pass. What a deal there is ample parking and the docks are easily navigable. The…read morewater is calm and perfect for beginners just starting out with new kayaks my kids were off and exploring in a matter of minutes. We saw lots of wildlife while on the river fish, birds, raptors, otters and who knows maybe next time we'll see a seal... We will be back it's our new favorite spot.

Great place to store paddle or rowing craft! I've had a kayak and surfski racked there for several…read moreyears. Time saved from loading, unloading and carrying boats makes it well worth the storage fee and makes regular paddling exercise a lot easier. And there's Marlon, the Harbormaster. He is a very cheerful and pleasant presence at the docks. He knows the area well and makes good recommendations. He's always happy to lend a hand, and sets a great tone for the friendly vibe at the docks.

Where do you go when you're unfamiliar with Portland but want to check out the waterfront? Start…read morewith Riverfront Marina of course! Parking is plentiful in garages adjacent to the riverfront park, then just follow the path down to the steps. Snap the perfect selfies on the way down while taking in the breathtaking view of Portland. Depending upon the time of year, you might find a boat rental and some interesting characters playing on the water. Great people watching locale!

After having been at a different marina for 8 years, this is a breath of fresh air! State of art…read morewide docks, sewer pump outs at each slip, attentive and friendly staff who check maintenance weekly, (if not daily) underground parking available, lovely walking paths in a park like setting and close to everything one could need!

From the owner: (92) Beautiful slips to relax the days away with excellent views of the Columbia River and Mt…read more Hood. As, Vancouver's newest Marina, we are dedicated to providing the best for our community and our tenants. It is important to us to take care of the environment and the waters that we all love. Call us to reserve a slip for dining at The Cove Restaurant.

Sigler Cove Marina has completely failed to protect its elderly and disabled residents…read more An elderly man in his 70s was harassed and victimized for months. Another tenant stole from his boat, spray-painted his car, threw feces on his boat, and dumped a substance that made his dog Thor very sick. Management was told about every incident and begged repeatedly to evict or restrict the person. Their only response was always "We can't do anything." When the same man assaulted me, smashing my phone, knocking me down, and causing a concussion and worsening injuries, management received a police report and a formal 24-hour eviction demand. They still did almost nothing. It took over four months of complaints, an assault, and repeated requests before the person was finally removed. After I helped the elderly tenant and became a victim myself, I was singled out. Management suddenly demanded I clean up my dock finger and remove everything around my boat, while other tenants continue to have massive piles of junk and trash all over their areas. When I pointed this out, I was told "Don't think I'm singling you out" -- even though I was clearly the only one being forced to clean up. The docks are also dangerous, with large holes that canes can fall through, severely uneven fingers, and multiple tripping hazards that still haven't been fixed. This marina protected the aggressor while elderly and disabled tenants lived in fear. I will update this review if the hazards are repaired and the property is made safe.

If I could put a minus star review I would. The female manager in slip 63 is really something else…read more I was hired to pick up a sailboat for a young couple who lived on it. The manager took a liking to the boat and said that the columbia sheriff had called her and warned her about me. Which I thought was funny since they didn't have my name so how could the sheriff have possibly contacted her about me when neither the sheriff nor the manager knew my last name. Come to find out the manager was currently living in a sailboat that she had scammed off of the girls mother who had actually bought the sailboat that I was hired to retrieve. Giess she had gotten away with it before and was trying to upgrade using the same trick. The manager ( and I use that term loosely) belongs behind bars. My advice... stay away from this marina and the manager. Bad news all the way around!​

Wow! Talk about hometown customer service - these folks saved us from what could have been an…read moreabsolutely miserable day! Our guide that I had booked several weeks in advance had a case of the "I'm a wuss and don't want to fish in the rain"-itis and cancelled our trip at 10pm the night BEFORE we were supposed to meet at 6:30am!! To be fair, totalfisherman.com refunded our deposit and fishing licenses. This was no consolation considering my boyfriend and I flew out from Virginia largely to take this fishing trip. I called Fred's Marina around 9am the next morning after fuming and sleeping poorly the night before, and told them our tale of woe. Within five minutes, Tom Burgess of Bigulp Guide services called and said he'd meet us at the Marina in two hours!! We arrived at Fred's - unpretentious and stocked with the basics. The service and people there earn them the 5 plus stars. We were wholly unprepared for the downpour that was awaiting us, so Dave let us borrow two of his rubber rain suits - truly a lifesaver. They bent over backwards to help us negotiate the licensing debacle that had started the tension with the first fishing guide. (you can buy one-day licenses and tags at Fred's...don't bother buying them online prior to fishing!!) Stephanie called ODFW directly and went to bat for us, trying to help with a refund for non-printed but purchased licenses. Anyway, really had a great experience with Fred's service and all-around helpfulness. Wish I had a boat that I could moor there :-) Happy Fishing!

"Fred's Marina Your Gateway to Fun on the Multnomah Channel"…read more This marina has a lot going for it. The location is perfect - on the head of the Multnomah Channel directly off the Willamette River and only 3 miles to Kelly Point on the Columbia River. The Marina is unpretentious filled with fishing boats, sailboats and power boats. It has a little store stocked with the basic necessities from soda pop to hot dogs and maps to bait and is staffed by the nicest family. The bathrooms are spotless! I repeat the bathrooms are SPOTLESS. The gas prices are also more reasonable than some other on the water pumps. Summer moorage and trailer storage is affordable and makes getting out and spending time on the boat so much easier. This is not the place to tie up your yacht or luxury performance boat and expect everyone on the dock to be impressed or even care for that matter. Fred's Marina is simple and feels like old Portland. Well, considering they opened in 1946 and have in been operation by the same family since, it truly is old Portland. My grandparents first brought me to Fred's in the mid 1970's. We would pull up to the dock, chat with the folks about what's biting and who caught what, buy a candy bar and then push off. It's pretty much the same today. Thanks Fred's for keeping it real.

I am a new boat owner and moor at Rocky Pointe. I feel like…read moreI got lucky because my boat is small and they let me moor here. They keep the grounds very nice. I feel my property is very secure here. I feel like the community at RP is just wonderful. Deck boards are being replaced all the time but some are a bit splinter prone. I had my boat serviced by the yard. 40hp 2 stroke. No complaints. I felt pricing was fair. They're busy. You're gonna have to wait. I may extend another 6 months even tho there are other marinas closer to places I spend time at. I use my boat 3 to 4 days a week for fishing and boat camping.

This is not a fun, friendly marina. It is a beautiful,…read morewell maintained marina. It is all about what you want in a marina. Living on the water can be treacherous. It's nice to know you have people looking out for you. Not at Rocky Pointe. I suggest wearing a life vest when coming back and forth to your home/boat.

My favorite marina on the channel--well-lit and safe, this Marina is easy to access (aside from the…read moreInterstate bridge or the 205 bridge). Lots of activity here with Island Cafe and The Happy Mermaid sharing space with moored boats. Some parts are restricted to boat owners and their guests, you can still wander a couple of finger docks to admire the boats.

The perfect place to list your boat. The team at McCuddys is highly knowledgable in both sail and…read morepower boats. Amazing exposure (right by the Island Cafe) Always a great selection of good, clean pre-owned watercraft to choose from. Whether you are looking to buy or sell Andrew will get the job done !!

This is a nice little marina in a nice little town. I've never camped there or rented one of their…read morecabins and I don't have a boat so my perspective is that of a photographer. The folks who run the place keep everything sparkling clean. There is a huge restroom and a smaller one and they are open year round and are very clean. The slips seem to have all the amenities and a number of people live on their boats there year round. Always enjoy talking with the people there and taking pictures of any new vessels that look interesting. It's a very short walk to town where there are places to eat and shop. Cathlamet is a nice little town with mostly friendly people (the local cops excluded). The cabins have been there for a long time and look to be cozy enough although I am not one who would enjoy neighbors so close to me if I went there specifically to get away from people. But I rarely see any vehicles parked there off season so I'm guessing you would mostly be by yourself if you rented one. The view up river is nice and on a warm, sunny day it can be quite pleasant just hanging out there.

This place was a treat!! We ended up staying for 4 weeks we loved it so much!! Bruce, the camp host…read moreis super nice. The marina is quiet and I felt very comfortable there. They have very nice showers and laundry facility's. My only issue is that the sites have no sewer hook ups. The day before we were leaving we did notice that there are 3 sites that have sewer but they were all full. The town is adorable and it is close enough to a town and all amenities. 100% will be back.

Such an awesome experience for me and my friends, took a few kayaks out on the water. Customer…read moreservice really helped since we were all beginner-intermediate. With a great river view. They told us the best place to go as well as how to get there. Sam, the owner really made us feel as if we had known him for years.

Gary was fun to talk to and his dog was a total sweetheart went in yesterday and got about 30 gal…read moreof fuel and some ice. Cheap for on the water fuel and fun to talk to

Gary is a character. He's not a fan of people who have big expensive boats who don't know how to…read morerun them, but otherwise he's very helpful. Other reviewers have compared him to Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi", which has some elements of truth to it. If you approach his dock slowly and under control, follow his directions on how and where to place your boat on the dock, let him tie off your boat with his lines, and respectfully engage with him as an intelligent person and not just a gas pump jockey, you'll be just fine.