Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve

A Non Profit Organization

Connecting Water, Wildlife and People.
For your enjoyment, trails are open daily from sunrise to sunset. The Wetlands Nature Center is also open - see days & hours.

Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve is a 635-acre wildlife preserve located within the city limits of Hillsboro, Oregon. It is open to the public and is a great place for hiking, bird watching and viewing wildlife in its natural habitat. The Education Center is also a great resource for learning and research. Read more >

Hours & Admission

Our Location

What’s In Season

Winter — The wetlands are in flood, providing a place for excess runoff from the Tualatin River. Migrating birds such as Northern Pintail, Ring-Necked Duck, Green-winged Teal, Canvasback and American Wigeon can be found in abundance. Birds of prey such as Bald Eagle, Red-Tailed Hawk, Red-shouldered hawk, Cooper’s Hawk, Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel and Northern Harrier can be spotted.  Wintering song birds such as Golden-crowned Sparrow frequent the feeders.

The survival of the wetlands is a result of a remarkable partnership between individuals,
businesses and government agencies who see the wetlands as an irreplaceable community asset.

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW YOU CAN HELP
Site by Consistent Image Web Design