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Campbell Boat Landing

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Drop into the Alsea with ease

Located along the scenic Alsea River, Campbell Boat Landing offers convenient access for both boaters and bank anglers. This site provides a great entry point to fish the Alsea, a river that flows 55 miles from the Coast Range to the Pacific at Alsea Bay. With its easy access and proximity to Highway 34, Campbell Boat Landing is a prime spot for anglers targeting a variety of species throughout the year.

Location

17106 Alsea Hwy
Alsea, OR 97324

Hours

Sunday-Saturday
Dawn-Dusk

Park Information for Campbell Boat Landing

This river access is owned by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department and managed by Benton County. Campbell has great boating access on the Alsea River. Many people know this park by its former name – Pink House. Restroom facilities are available.

Fishing Information

Check out ODFW’s information on Oregon’s Northwest Zone »

Throughout the year, you can expect a variety of fish, but some of the highlights include:

  • Resident cutthroat trout
  • Sea-run cutthroat
  • Fall Chinook salmon
  • Winter steelhead

Vital Statistics

  • Acres: 0.97
  • Status: Developed Site
  • Location
    • Latitude: 44.3659517007
    • Longitude: -123.688270605

17106 Alsea Hwy Alsea, OR 97324

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