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.

Sauvie Island Natives Nursery Native plants for your backyard habitat. By appointment only.
Columbia Farms U-Pick U-pick offers the best u-pick berry experience.
The MAiZE The Maize is Portland's Original Corn Maze
Sauvie Island Grange Serving the community since 1935! Rent our hall for non-alcoholic events.
The Pumpkin Cottage Giftshop Sauvie Island's Giftshop! The Pumpkin Cottage
The Mahaffy Group at Windermere Realty Trust Specializing in Sauvie Island Real Estate
All Natural Meats Locally raised grass fed and finished beef
Sauvie Island Farms "Pick Your Own" berries, peaches, veggies, flowers and Christmas trees.
The Pumpkin Patch and The Maize Market, Animal Barn, Cafe, U-pick, Giftshop, Maize
Fazio AG LLC 4th generation Farm
Topaz Farm Local, family-owned farm featuring no-spray produce, bar & grill and more.
Pipsqueak Nursery Small orchard and nursery specializing in heirloom apple varieties.
ZenBusiness Start and Grow Your Side Hustle or Dream Business
Kline Law Offices P.C. Dedicated to obtaining justice for injured people.

General Sauvie Island Facts

Visitors

There are over one million visitors to island each year. Visitors outnumber island residents 1,000 to 1.

Island Residents

Residents are comprised of not only land-based residences which at last full census (in 2000) revealed 1,078 year-round residents but also water-based residences. The “floating homes” are located at several locations along Sauvie Islands perimeter:

Sauvie Island Moorage located on the Multnomah Channel have approximately 44 floating homes.

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Mayfair Moorage, located on the Multnomah Channel have approximately 17 floating homes (few can be seen left).

Big Island Marina is tucked between two above houseboat moorages on the Multnomah Channel. It has 14 slips of which three are full-time live aboard.

Portland Yacht Club’s moorage facility. This Willow bar outstation is designed to handle about 60 boats. Located on the Columbia River it is for members only and for short term stays.

Circumnavigating the Island

– will take the sailor on a 50-mile trip!

Sauvie Island Bridge

Sauvie Island Bridge-old and new
Old Sauvie Island bridge beside its replacement

There is only one bridge providing access to the island; at least one at a time. The photograph shows the one-time exception when the old 1950’s Sauvie Island bridge stood, on its last day serving traffic and before it was disassembled, next to the larger one that replaced it in 2007.

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Island residents on opening day celebration