Clackamas Town Center
A two-level retail hub with hundreds of stores, plus the regional transit center right next door.
Clackamas County, Oregon
A convenient hub of retail, trails, and tree-lined suburbs just off I-205.
Clackamas sits along Oregon Highways 212 and 224 just east of I-205, anchored by Clackamas Town Center and crossed by the Springwater Corridor. This guide covers what it is like to live here: big retail conveniences, easy freeway access, and affordable, family-oriented neighborhoods.
Clackamas is less a single town and more a broad, convenient region of Clackamas County, spreading from the Sunnyside area toward Milwaukie and Happy Valley. Its centerpiece is Clackamas Town Center, the large retail and transit hub that opened in 1981 and reshaped the whole east side.
Residents get quick access to I-205 and Highways 212 and 224, which means straight shots to downtown Portland, the airport, and Mount Hood. The Springwater Corridor trail runs through the area, connecting it to a 21-mile network of walking and cycling paths.
Home styles here range from established 1940s through 1980s neighborhoods closer to Portland to newer subdivisions on the edges. It is a practical, well-served choice for buyers who want convenient retail, transit, and easy freeway access without the inner-city commute.
Why buyers love it
Standouts
A two-level retail hub with hundreds of stores, plus the regional transit center right next door.
One of the Portland area's favorite multi-use trails, running right through the Clackamas area.
Hwys 212 and 224 plus I-205 put downtown, PDX, and Mount Hood within easy reach.
Cindy has worked this area for more than 35 years. Let her show you what is really available and what a home here is truly worth.