OUR SPONSORS

To see an alphabetical list, go to this page. For more about each sponsor, click the sponsor name. To become a sponsor fill out the form on this page.

The Pumpkin Patch Local farm-fresh produce at low, farm-direct prices. U-Pick, Animal Barn, Giftshop, Cafe.
Charlton Kennels and Farm Quality, low stress, all breed boarding and obedience training
Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC is proud to help residents of Portland seek compensation after devastating accidents.
Minoggie Kennels All breed boarding and obedience/retriever training.
Tillmann Law Personal Injury Lawyers Tillmann Law Personal Injury Lawyers is an experienced Portland car accident law firm.
Sauvie Island Grange Serving the community since 1935! Rent our hall for non-alcoholic events.
Sauvie Island Kennels Professional all-breed pet boarding, training and grooming
Linnton Feed & Seed Linnton Feed & Seed has been supporting rural and urban farming and agriculture since 1946.
Shirley Walton Real Estate Broker, Oregon & Washington Helping you navigate selling and buying your Home & Property.
Oak Island Farms Family farm raising Sauvie Island beef, silage, hay and alfalfa
Sauvie Island Natives Native plants for your backyard habitat. By appointment only.
HomeLight Looking to buy or sell a home in Portland, Oregon?
Fazio AG LLC 4th generation Farm
Cistus Nursery Ornamental plants from around the world
Topaz Farm Local, family-owned farm featuring no-spray produce, bar & grill and more.
Sauvie Island Community Church We are a non-denominational congregation affiliated with Village Missions

Biking

Bicycles are allowed on all roads and areas open to motor vehicles; however, they are not allowed on Oak Island.

  • The most popular ride is the 12-mile loop around the lower end of the island comprised of Sauvie Island Road, Reeder Road, and Gillihan Road. There is a large tourist information map on the parking lot premises at the foot of the island bridge.

Special riding/driving considerations of the island:

  • This is an agricultural zone, which can pose the following safety concerns:
    • slow-moving farm equipment is on the road
    • tall crops alongside the road can present challenging biking and driving conditions.
  • The island roads have neither shoulders nor a biking path; consequently bikers have to share the road with vehicles. As the paved roads are only two-lane, it is suggested that bikers ride single file to allow room for cars to pass by safely without entering into oncoming lanes.
  • The first 1.5 miles of Sauvie Island Rd is a dike road; bikers take extreme caution here; as drop off on both sides of the road can be extremely steep.
  • At three intersections on the island one street requires traffic to STOP and the intersecting traffic is not required to stop. These are:
    • Where Reeder Rd intersects with Sauvie island Road;  Reeder Road traffic must stop while Sauvie Island Road traffic does not.
    • Where Reeder Rd intersects with Gillihan Road; Reeder Road traffic must stop while Gillihan Road traffic does not.
    • Where Gillihan Road intersects with Sauvie Island Road (northbound @ turnaround by bridge).  Gillihan Road traffic must stop while Sauvie Island Road traffic does not.
  • Remember, these considerations are especially important as the island is now experiencing over 1.5 million visitors per year.