Rogue River at Riverside Park, Grants Pass

Grants Pass, Oregon

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Hours: 7:30am to 10:00pm

Amenities: Riverside Park is the pride of the City of Grants Pass Parks system. The park features frontage on the Rogue River and a boat ramp as well as a playground, rose garden, large mature trees, shelters, a softball field, a soccer field, lots of grass for picnics and play.

Playground
Picnic grove
Rose garden
Sports:
Soccer field
Softball field
Disc golf
Festival Area
open grass with mature shade trees
electricity available at multiple locations
Restrooms

Directions: From I-5, take exit 55 onto Highway 199 south. Turn right onto Highway 99 north and turn right into Riverside Park just before the bridge over the Rogue River.

WATER QUALITY

Passed water quality tests 60-95% of the time
Historical Status
This status is based on the latest sample, taken on . Rogue Riverkeeper updates the status of this beach as soon as test results become available. These results were posted to Swim Guide on at

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CURRENT WEATHER

18°C

Mostly clear

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MONITORING FREQUENCY

SOURCE INFORMATION

Oregon state criteria for whether a water sample meets the water quality standard for contact is an E. coli result of 406 MPN/100mL per sample or less. Water samples are collected, then sealed and incubated over a 24-hour period at 35+/- degrees Celsius. The results are considered valid for 7 days.
Results based on the Oregon water quality criteria of 406 MPN/100mL are organized as follows:
GREEN = a single sample is below the Oregon water quality criteria for water contact
YELLOW = a single sample is at Oregon water quality criteria, nearing unsafe water contact. Caution should be taken when recreating in sites marked yellow.
RED = a single sample exceeds the Oregon water quality criteria.. People and pets should not be recreating in sites labeled red as bacteria levels are considered unsafe for human contact.
GREY = a site with no current data available.
SPECIAL STATUS = a toxic algae bloom was observed. Some species of blue-green algae can be toxic and may cause illness in people, pets and other animals if accidentally consumed.
Always use your best judgement when recreating in or near waterways. Pay attention to odd smells, colors, water quality, etc and report anything that looks out of the ordinary.
Be safe, have fun, and thank you for protecting the Rogue!

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