Blue Lake Regional Park improvements

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People have come to Blue Lake for generations to gather, play, and connect with nature. But the infrastructure at the park is aging, and improvements are needed to keep Blue Lake Regional Park fun, safe and welcoming.

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Blue Lake Regional Park provides 185 acres of family-friendly fun centered around its namesake: a natural lake fed by underground springs.

Three kids fishing from the shoreline at Blue Lake Park

Visitors to Blue Lake Regional Park can fish from the lake shoreline

A wooden statue in the foreground with Mount Hood and Blue Lake in the background

The Nichaqwli sculptures on the west end of the lake commemorate the Chinook village that once occupied the shores of the Columbia River.

A family of four, one adult and three kids, walks along the path at Blue Lake Park

Families have been gathering at Blue Lake Regional Park for generations

Nestled south of the Columbia River in Fairview, Blue Lake Regional Park provides 185 acres of family-friendly fun centered around its namesake: a natural lake fed by underground springs. Visitors can swim, fish, or picnic along the lakeshore, as well as enjoy the natural discovery garden and disc golf course.

But just like a historic home, a beloved park needs care and improvements to continue meeting people’s needs. In 2019, voters approved the 2019 parks and nature bond measure, which includes funding for taking care of and improving existing Metro parks. Metro is putting those funds to work to keep Blue Lake fun, safe, healthy and relevant for future generations.

This page is where Metro is documenting its work to renovate Blue Lake Regional Park. It is also where we will share opportunities to provide your ideas and opinions. For general park visitor information, visit the Blue Lake Regional Park web page.

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