Oneida

The Oneida access site offers a concrete ramp and floating dock on the Deep River near Rosburg, providing convenient day-use access for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboats. The site features a small parking lot accommodating approximately 15 vehicles and trailers with limited overflow parking. A Washington State Discover Pass is required for access. This is a year-round facility with no camping allowed.

Deep River is a large, productive waterway (Stream Order 7) with an average flow of approximately 1,545 cubic feet per second and an average current of 2.8 feet per second. Paddlers launching from Oneida can easily reach nearby Brix Bay and Gray's Bay, with direct access to the Columbia River just downstream. The river's moderate gradient (5.2 ft/mile average) and consistent flow make it suitable for intermediate paddlers, though current conditions should always be checked before launch.

The site provides excellent access to an area rich in natural and cultural heritage, with the Lewis and Clark National Historical Park and Wildlife Refuge nearby, offering opportunities to explore coastal rainforests and view the region's wildlife and historical significance.