Last day for rentals this season is Saturday, October 31. We reopen May 1.
Stand up paddleboard and kayak hybrid rentals on Hayden Island. First time on a board? You’re in the right place. Every rental comes with a board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and dry bag.
One board works as a stand up paddleboard or a sit-on kayak. The price covers the board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and a dry bag.
Prefer a hard board? Ask for one. Same price.
Pick up at least 2 hours before closing, and return at least 2 hours before closing the next day.
During open hours only. No launches within 2 hours of closing.
Call us for group discounts. Call (503) 863-9641
The dock store stocks a few things for before and after your paddle. Pay at the counter.
It’s a big working river. A calm day here is a great day on a board. Know these four things before you push off.
Stand up paddleboarding (SUP) is an emerging global sport with deep roots in Hawaiian history. It began as an ancient form of surfing in the Hawaiian Islands. In Hawaiian, it's called Ku Hre He's Nalu.
In the early 1960s, surfers known as the Beach Boys of Waikiki stood up to paddle out past the break. Standing gave these instructors a higher view of their large groups of students. It helped them take photos of their students and see incoming swell.
Today SUP is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. It's a fun way to explore rivers, lakes, streams, seas and oceans. Standing up, you can see deeper into the water and farther across it, so you get a better look at what's around you.
SUP is a multidimensional sport. It builds balance, strength and endurance, and it's one of the best workouts for core strength and overall fitness.
It's easy to learn and not intimidating. It appeals to all ages and physical abilities. You can progress at your own pace and get stronger as your skills grow.
You get a complete workout while enjoying your local water. SUP yoga classes are popular in many communities, too.
Want to try it? Book on Square or call (503) 863-9641.
Rentals go out from the floating dock at 12010 N Jantzen Dr. Park at 12050 N Jantzen Dr, the Navigator Coffee lot, and walk down to the green building with yellow trim.
This is the Navigator Coffee lot.
Dock address (for reference only, do not navigate here): 12010 N Jantzen Dr. Cascade Paddle Boards shares the lot — call ahead for gate entry.
Cascade Paddle Boards rents stand up paddleboards from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island, Portland, right on the Columbia River. A board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and dry bag are included for $35 per 2 hours or $50 per 4 hours, with no deposit required.
Yes. Cascade Paddle Boards rents stand up paddleboards just across the I-5 Bridge from Vancouver, WA, on Hayden Island, Portland. A board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and dry bag are included for $35 per 2 hours or $50 per 4 hours, with no deposit required.
Yes. Cascade Paddle Boards rents a hybrid kayak style board from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island, Portland, on the Columbia River. It's $35 for 2 hours or $50 for 4 hours, and a board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and dry bag are included, with no deposit.
Your first rental with Cascade Paddle Boards starts with a waiver at the shop, then a board, paddle, fin, leash, life vest and dry bag, no deposit required. You launch from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island, stay within North Portland Harbor, and head upriver first so the trip back is easier. Anyone 18 or older can rent (riders must be at least 12), and you don't need any experience to go.
Yes. Cascade Paddle Boards rents inflatable paddleboards for $75 per 24 hours, for use off-site, from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island, Portland. Pick it up at least 2 hours before we close, and have it back at least 2 hours before we close the next day.
Yes. Bring your group to paddle North Portland Harbor from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island, Portland. We have 15 boards, set up as stand up paddleboards or sit-on kayaks. Call us for group discounts.
Yes. You can paddle North Portland Harbor from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island with a Cascade Paddle Boards rental, and paddle through one of the largest collections of floating homes in the United States. Rentals start at $35 for 2 hours.
It can be, with river awareness. The Columbia moves, shares space with big boats, and stays cold even in summer, so Cascade Paddle Boards keeps renters within North Portland Harbor, has you head upriver first, and includes a life vest and leash with every rental.
On Hayden Island you can paddle North Portland Harbor from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock, fuel up your boat, grab snacks at the dock store, and eat at a handful of spots on the island, including Island Cafe, JayBee's Chicken Palace, Pal's and 3 Sheets at the Harbor. Cascade Paddle Boards rentals start at $35 for 2 hours.
Cascade Paddle Boards lets you launch your own board from the Jantzen Fuel Depot dock on Hayden Island for a $10 launch fee. Launches are during open hours only, and not within 2 hours of closing.
12050 N Jantzen Dr (parking) · 12010 N Jantzen Dr (dock)
Portland, OR 97217
Same dock, same phone as Jantzen Fuel Depot.