Port of Cascade Locks Paid Parking

 

 There is NO overnight parking within Port Property. Marine Park opens at dawn and closes at 10:00 PM. Violators will be cited for failure to comply with parking regulations.

 

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More Ways to Pay:

•  Online: ppprk.com
•  By Phone: 541-287-7424
•  Cash Dropbox at Marine Park Entrance

Parking Fees

Paid Parking

In 2020, the Port of Cascade Locks implemented paid parking on Port owned properties: Marine Park and Business Park.

While residents of the Port District will not have to pay for their parked time, we expect the funds generated by others will offset the cost of the parking monitors who will routinely survey parked vehicles. While typically parks are operated by cities or Park & Rec districts, which are supported by district residents’ taxes, that is not the case for Marine Park.  The irrigation, beautification, clean up, paving, equipment, such as playground and picnic benches are not currently supported by the residents of the Port district.  It currently costs $540,000 annually to maintain the park. Parking fees will allow for a path towards a self-sustained operation of the park. An added benefit will be that, the Port will have staff monitoring properties after hours and on weekends and can report conditions.

The Port partnered with application designer Passport, Inc. to create an easy-to-use mobile payment application to keep visits in our recreational areas simple and seamless.

How do I pay for parking with Passport Parking?

1. Download the Passport Parking app from the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
2. Create an account with your mobile phone number or email address.
3. Park anywhere you see Passport Parking app signs & decals.
4. Pay for your parking session from your phone.
5. Extend your time remotely if you’d like to stay longer!

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Resident Parking Permits

Resident Parking Permits are now available to residents of the Port District. Parking Permits properly displayed on vehicles will allow resident of the Port District to park at any Port-owned property, exempt from paying any parking fees. Parking Permits are free to port district residents. To pick up your parking permit, bring in your vehicle registration showing local residency to the Port Office.

Citations

Failure to properly pay for parking or display resident parking permit will result in the issuing of a citation to the violator.

Parking Terms and Conditions

1. Agreement

By parking your vehicle on any property owned or operated by the Port of Cascade Locks ("POCL"), you (the vehicle owner/operator) agree to follow these Terms and Conditions and all posted parking signs.

2. Parking Rates & Payment

• Parking fees must be paid immediately upon arrival using designated payment kiosks, mobile apps, or valid permit passes.
• Parking privileges are only valid for the Zone and time purchased or specified on your permit.
• Rates are set by POCL and are subject to change. All parking payments are non-refundable.

3. Parking Rules & Conduct

• Park only in designated stalls and within marked lines.
• No parking in fire lanes, loading zones, or reserved spaces without a valid permit.
• Overnight parking or continuous multi-day parking is prohibited unless authorized in writing by POCL.
• Unregistered, abandoned, or improperly parked vehicles may be ticketed, booted, or towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

4. Vehicle Safety & Liability

• You park at your own risk. POCL is not responsible for loss, damage, or theft to vehicles, contents, or personal belongings while parked on Port property.
• POCL is not liable for damage or injury caused by weather, falling debris, third parties, or emergency operations.

5. Violations & Towing

• Failure to comply with these rules, pay required fees, or follow posted signs may result in a parking violation fine, revocation of parking privileges, or immediate towing at the vehicle owner's expense under Oregon law.

If you do not accept the above-stated terms and conditions, immediately remove your vehicle from Port property to avoid citations and enforcement actions.