A Guide to Lake Oswego Easements

Springbrook Easement is one of 20 easements around Oswego Lake

Lake access is important to a lot of people looking to move to Lake Oswego and buying a home with deeded access to one of the 20 easements on the lake is one of the more affordable ways to enjoy the lake without living on it.

Not all easements are created equal which is why I’ve put together a list of all their amenities and fees here. When looking at homes in Lake Oswego, be sure to check which easements (if any) a particular home has rights to. Some have rights to as many as four, in which case you’d want to look at the different amenities and fees to determine which one might be the best choice.

I also recommend that buyers contact the easement they are considering and find out how long the waitlist is for amenities like a boat slip or a canoe rack. Sometimes those lists can be very long with a very slow turnover rate so you want to know that going in.

In addition to the fees you’ll find below, easement members must also pay Lake Corporation fees each year. For 2024 they are $213/Swim Only; $1462/Powerboat; $1233/Shared Powerboat. These fees go towards maintaining the water quality of the lake so we can all enjoy it.

All Lake Oswego residents can enjoy the Lake Oswego Swim Park located at 250 Ridgeway Road and open from July 1 through August 31. Residents within the original Lake Grove School District boundary have lake privileges at the Lake Grove Swim Park, 3800 Lakeview Blvd. which is usually open starting the first weekend after school’s out through the weekend before school starts.

You can find more information on the Lake Corporation website. And if you have any questions, just give me or my daughter, Riley a call. We’d love to make sure you find a home that enables you to enjoy the lake if that’s what is important to you.

Kevin: 503.939.9801

Riley: 971.322.6205

ALDER POINT. 16848 Alder Circle.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $2,750

Annual Membership $450

Annual Boat Slip $200

Annual Kayak/SUP Rack Fee $20

Annual Paddle Boat Rack Fee $20

Boat Slips 6

Canoe Racks” 12

Paddle Board Racks: 12

Restroom, Electricity, Water. Great lake view, including for 4th of July fireworks. Large lush lawn area with picnic table, lawn chairs and tables. Swim dock separate from the boaters’ dock. Kayak launch ramp on swim dock. Separate storage building for life jackets, paddles and supplies.

BLUE HERON. 3215 South Shore Blvd.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,000

Annual Membership $175

Annual Boat Slip $400

Annual Canoe/Kayak Rack Rental $100

Annual Paddleboard Rack Rental $75

Boat Slips: 24

Canoe Racks 6

Paddle Board Racks:

Restroom, Electricity

BRYANT PARK. 18108 Pioneer Court

One-Time Initiation Fee $650

Boat Slip No additional fee

Boat Slips 6

FOREST HILLS. 1310 North Shore Road

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,500

Annual Membership $750

Boat Slip $2,500

Annual Kayak/Canoe Rack Fee $450

Annual SUP Rack Fee $450

Annual Lockers $300

Boat Slips 20

Canoe Racks 11

Paddle Board Racks: 9

Restroom, Electricity, 15 Lockers, WiFi

GOODIN. 3050 Lakeview Blvd.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,700

Annual Membership $325

Annual Boat Slip $500

Annual Boat Slip Wait List $25 (currently 44 members are on the list)

Annual Canoe Rack Fee $125 (currently 73 members are on the list)

Annual Multi-Use Rack Fee $75

Boat Slips 6

Canoe Racks” 12

Paddle Board Racks: 12

Restroom, Water. Sunny location with panoramic view of lake, large picnic area with deck and tables, grassy play area with play structure, propane/charcoal BBQ, storage building for life jackets and paddles. View of 4th of July fireworks.

LAKEVIEW RECREATION CLUB. 3951 South Shore Blvd.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,000

Annual Membership $100

Annual Boat Slip $250

Kayak/SUP Rack Fee $25

Annual Paddle Boat Rack Fee $15

Boat Slips 16

Canoe Racks 18

Paddle Board Racks 25

Restroom, Electricity

LAKEWOOD BAY COMMUNITY CLUB. 140 Cabana Pointe Rd.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $500

Annual Family Membership $405

Annual Empty Nester Membership $305

Annual Boat Slip $750

Kayak Rack Fee $125

Annual Paddle Boat Rack Fee $125

Boat Slips 14

Kayak Racks 17

Canoe Racks 8

Paddle Board Racks 23

Restroom, Electricity

LAKEWOOD YACHT CLUB. 300 Ridgeway Road

One-Time Initiation Fee: $200

Annual Powerboat Membership $325

Annual Swim-only Membership $325

Annual Canoe Rack Fee: $40

Boat Slips 12

Canoe Racks 18

Porta Potty, Electricity

MAPLE CIRCLE. 16901 Maple Circle.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,000

Annual Membership $250

Annual Canoe/Kayak Rack Fee: $20

Canoe/SUP Racks 18

Restrooms, Shower, Electricity, Storage, Picnic tables, benches and chairs, low-level launch site two inches above lake level.

NORTH LAKE CLUB EASEMENT. 635 North Shore Rd.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,500

Annual Membership $800

Annual Boat Slip $400

Annual Canoe/Kayak Rack Fee $50

Annual SUP Rack Fee $25

Boat Slips 6

Canoe Racks 4

Porta Potty, Electricity

OSWEGO LAKE VILLAS. 1335 Lakefront Drive. https://oswegolakevillas.blogspot.com/

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,500

Annual Membership $325

Annual Boat Slip $600

Annual Canoe/Kayak Rack Fee $100

Annual SUP Rack Fee $50

Boat Slips 7

Canoe Racks 30

Restroom, Electricity

OSWEGO SHORE ESTATES. 15865 Oswego Shore Court

Fees are determined by members at their semiannual meetings.

Boat Slips 4

Canoe Rack 1

Electricity

PALISADES PARK COMMUNITY CLUB. 2041 Cedar Court. https://palisadespark.weebly.com/

One-Time Initiation Fee: $2,500

Annual Membership $225

Annual Boat Slip $500 for boat up to 22’

Annual Canoe Rack Fee $100

Annual SUP Rack Fee $50

Boat Slips 8

Canoe Racks 36

No restrooms or electricity

SOUTH SHORE GLEN. 1409 Terrace Drive

One-Time Initiation Fee: $500

Annual Membership $275

Annual Boat Slip $775

Boat Slips 7

Canoe Racks 6

No restrooms or electricity

SOUTHVIEW CLUB. 886 Lake Shore Road and 1113 Lake Shore Road

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,000

Boat Slips 3

Canoe Racks 6

Restroom, Electricity

SPRINGBROOK RECREATION. 2720 Summit Drive  

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,500

Annual Sole Powerboat Slip Membership $750

Annual Shared Powerboat Slip Membership $375

Annual Non-Powerboat Rack Membership $350

Annual Swim-Only Membership $250

Boat Slips 5

Canoe Racks multiple

Restroom, Electricity, Swimming dock, lawn, BBQ, picnic tables and gazebo.

SUMMIT COURT. 2380 Summit Drive.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $3,000

Annual Membership Dues $500

One-Time Boat Slip $2,500

Boat Slips 2

No Restroom or Electricity

UPLANDS. 1880 North Shore Road.

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,500

Annual Membership $450

Annual Boat Slip $750

Annual Kayak/SUP Rack Fee $150

Boat Slips 10 (22 on waitlist)

Racks  74 (2 on waitlist_

Porta Potty, No Electricity

VILLAGE ON THE LAKE. 1565 Bay View Lane..

One-Time Initiation Fee: $1,500

Annual Non-Powerboat Membership $350

Annual Boat Slip $350

Initial Boat Slip Fee: $1,500

Annual Canoe/SUP Rack Fee $200

Boat Slips 25

Racks  42

Restroom, Electricity, Community canoe and kayak, slide, diving board and water trampoline in enclosed swim area, tables, chairs and 2 BBQs, freshwater shower, separate men’s and women’s restrooms with changing area.

WOODSIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 4260 Woodside Circle.

One-Time Initiation Fee: None

Annual Boat Slip None

Boat Slips: 21

Electricity, No Restroom

To read more about Lake Oswego easements, read one of my earlier blogs. And if you’d like to tour this 5 bedroom, 4 bath Monogram new construction home we have listed with deeded rights to four easements, give one of us a call.

Kevin Costello 503.939.9801

Riley Costello 971.322.6205

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I feel pretty lucky—I live where I work and I love where I live. As a Realtor in Lake Oswego, I get to share that enthusiasm with clients every day. Through this blog, with the help of my freelance writer wife, Genita, I’d like to share that enthusiasm with you. The quality of life you’ll find in Lake Oswego belies its size—there is so much to experience here from a fireworks show over the lake on the 4th of July to the Festival of the Arts--one of the premier arts events in the region. So please check in each week for another reason why I love Lake Oswego and who knows—maybe you’ll fall in love too! If you’re interested in experiencing Lake Oswego personally, please feel free to contact me either on my cell at (503) 939-9801, via email at kevin.costello@cascadehassonsir.com or check my website by clicking the link in the "Contact me" section in the right-hand column. I would love to show you around.
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