
Jantzen Fuel Depot sells 87 octane ethanol-free gas. Clean, ethanol-free gasoline that's ideal for marine engines. No ethanol means less moisture absorption and fewer fuel-system issues, especially during storage.
The fuel dock is in the marina cove on Hayden Island, just east of the I-5 Bridge, in the forest-green building with yellow trim.
We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, tap to pay, and cash. We don't accept checks.
Commercial accounts and a river business monthly discount are available; call to set one up.
Hours change by season, so call (503) 863-9641 to confirm we're open before you head out.
If you're arriving by boat, call ahead to confirm dock space too, especially on busy weekends.
87 octane.
Clean, ethanol-free gasoline that's ideal for marine engines. No ethanol means less moisture absorption and fewer fuel-system issues, especially during storage.
It's in the marina cove on Hayden Island, just east of the I-5 Bridge, in the forest-green building with yellow trim.
We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, tap to pay, and cash. We don't accept checks.
Commercial accounts and a river business monthly discount are available; call to set one up.
Yes. Hours change by season, so call (503) 863-9641 to confirm we're open, and if you're arriving by boat, to confirm dock space.

Jantzen Fuel Depot is a floating fuel dock on Hayden Island, in the marina cove just east of the I-5 Bridge. We sell 87 octane ethanol-free gas and off-road diesel. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, tap to pay, and cash. We don't accept checks. Fuel prices change daily, so call for today's rate.

Jantzen Fuel Depot sells off-road, red-dyed diesel at its floating fuel dock on Hayden Island, Portland, just east of the I-5 Bridge. Commercial accounts are available, including a river business monthly discount. Call for today's rate.

Jantzen Fuel Depot sits in the marina cove on Hayden Island, just east of the I-5 Bridge. Coming from the main channel, use the bridge as your landmark, then look for the forest-green floating building with yellow trim at the head of the covered-slip rows. The fuel dock fronts the water at the end of that row, nearest the channel, so you can reach it without entering the covered slips.