Dabney State Recreation Area, Nature reserve near Troutdale, US
Dabney State Recreation Area is a nature reserve situated along the Sandy River with open beach areas and forested zones throughout. The landscape includes sandy banks for water access and wooded sections that provide shade and shelter.
The recreation area began in 1945 when Multnomah County received a land donation and expanded through additional acquisitions until 1968. These additions gradually shaped it into the park visitors see today.
The disc golf course draws players from across the Pacific Northwest who gather here regularly. This activity has become a focal point for outdoor enthusiasts in the area.
The park has life jacket loaner stations at two locations for visitors who plan to swim or boat. Water access points are distributed throughout the grounds for convenience.
The park experiences seasonal closures from November through March that affect restroom availability and water access. These periods of limited facility operation reflect the site's natural cycles.
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