Peoria to Corvallis

Safety Alert: Experience with strong current.

Starting Point Peoria Park - RM 141
End Point Crystal Lake - RM 132
Why this Trip
This is a good stretch for the whole family, with only occasional stretches of swift current.
Conditions and Equipment
This stretch is good for canoes and kayaks. It is mostly flat water with a few areas of strong current and occasional strainers.
Amenity Highlights
Peoria Park has free parking and a pit toilet, and Crystal Lake has free parking and portable toilets.
Trip Description
This stretch also gives a good sense of agricultural lands along the river and has a few small gravel islands owned by the department of State Lands where paddlers can stop and view the scenery, pitch a tent, or search out migratory songbirds. There is also a good campsite at River Jetty Landing owned by OPRD.

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Chris Aug 14, 2016

When I lived in Corvallis, I did this float on a tube often. Be aware that it’s LONG if floating on a tube (~5 or 6 hours) and if you start late, you get into Corvallis when the river is in a lot of shade, which can be chilly. There is also some paddling to do to get out from the boat launch to the river. Regardless, it’s a very easy, enjoyable float or canoe (just be sure to bring sunblock with you for reapplication). An alternative which is just as easy (but just as long) is to start at Michael’s Landing in Corvallis and Float to Hyak Park along Hwy 20 to Albany.

Peoria Park