John's Landing, nestled in South Portland along the Willamette River, is characterized by its mix of nature and community. The area features attractions like Cottonwood Bay Natural Area with rocky beaches, wetlands teeming with wildlife, and recreational spots for kayaking and bouldering. The residential vibe is casual, with charming bungalows and modern townhomes alongside necessary businesses. Eateries like Café du Berry and JoLa offer local dining favorites, creating a vibrant cultural fabric that makes John's Landing a distinctive part of the city.
In some parts of the city, it can be easy to forget the Willamette River exists. Not so in the sliver of South Portland known as John's Landing, lying just south of South Waterfront's gleaming towers and scrubs-clad masses.
John's Landing features a blend of natural beauty with recreational opportunities, offering a vibrant mix of activities from kayaking to local shopping and dining.
Residentially, John's Landing is low-key, its streets lined with a quaint mix of bungalows, newer townhomes, and the occasional ornate Victorian.
Café du Berry has drawn a following for its French toast since it opened in the 1980s; former Trail Blazer Clyde Drexler would get two portions as part of his regular to-go order.
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