This website is provided by the Sauvie Island Community Association to help visitors and residents alike find the information they need. Follow these links for important information if you plan to visit:
Visitors
- ODFW Sauvie Island Map
- Parking permits
- Planning an event on Sauvie Island
- Beaches
- Island history
- Wildlife and geology
- Biking, farm stands, and family fun
- FAQ
Sauvie Island, originally Wapato Island, is approximately 10 miles north of Portland, Oregon. It is the largest island in the Columbia River and one of the largest islands in the U.S. Located at the junction of the Columbia River to the east, Willamette River to the south and Multnomah Channel to the west, the island’s northern half is a wildlife refuge and the southern half is predominantly rural farmland with small residential enclaves. Access to the island is by the Sauvie Island Bridge on Highway 30.
Sauvie Island Residents
- Find out more about the Sauvie Island Community, island organizations, and other information
- Learn more about the Sauvie Island Community Association and how to become a member
- Sign up for the weekly Sauvie Island email newsletter Newslinks
- SICA Board and General Meeting Minutes
- Recent bulletin: Sauvie Island Community Association Members Pass Coal Export and Transport Resolution
- Recent meeting: Sauvie Island Community Association meeting on agritourism and the Sauvie Island Management Plan
- Sauvie Island Community Association letter in response to Multnomah Channel Plan Update
The Sauvie Island Community Association is recognized by Multnomah County as an official neighborhood association and as such, serves as the representative of the Sauvie island community to the county.