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Columbia City · Columbia County · park · 0.31 acres

Pixie Park

4.4Google rating(15 reviews)

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Hours

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Visitor amenities

…stay a while

  • Picnic Areafacility

…be in nature

  • Vista Pointnature

…near water

  • River Accesswater

Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible parking

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Overview

About this park

Pixie Park is a 0. 31-acre waterfront park at The Strand and I Street. The Daughters of the American Revolution donated it, and the city now owns it.

People use the site for wind surfing and wind sailing. The city does not post daily hours.

Access

Access & hours

It has a grassy picnic area, picnic tables, and access to the Columbia River, with views of the river, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Hood.

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Getting there

The Strand and I Street, Columbia City, OR 97018
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Data quality

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Confidence score

91/ 100

Columbia City Parks Website

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