Washougal to Portland PDX Airport Shuttle Service

Rates range from $75–$85 one-way, based on group size. Get a quote on our booking page.

From downtown Washougal to PDX, our shuttle averages 25–30 minutes, with up to 45 minutes during weekday morning I‑5 congestion near the Glenn Jackson Bridge. We're pros at timing departures off-peak to smooth your ride.

Yes—whether you’re at Eagle Landing, the Port office near the marina, or along waterfront Industrial Drive, our drivers know every corner of Washougal’s zoning. No hassle with commercial permit zones.

Don’t worry—Washougal’s downtown is mostly commercial/residential (CV, CC zones), and no special kiosk permits are needed for curbside stops. We follow city code to the letter.

Yes, especially when chip‑seal and slurry‑seal operations close parts of 39th Street or near the riverfront. We monitor City Hall alerts and may reroute to Mill Plain Road to avoid delays.

Private one‑way rides typically cost $75–$85, similar to Uber but more reliable and roomy for luggage. Shared-ride options start around $47.45 via services like Jayride.

Absolutely—we can accommodate a quick stop at the Camas Meadows Park & Ride (Mill Plain Transit Center)—it only adds about 5–7 minutes. Handy if someone’s joining mid-route.

Our shuttle is unaffected by C‑TRAN Line 92 or TriMet schedules. We provide direct Washougal → PDX service, avoiding transit hubs and minimizing transfer stress.

When the Port or Hathaway Park hosts events—like the 4th of July kids’ parade or park volunteer fairs in June—roads get busy. We suggest booking 2 weeks in advance during these local gatherings.

Yes—we monitor WSDOT alerts for I‑5 closures or accidents on the Glenn Jackson & Lewis & Clark bridges. If traffic backs up, we’ll reroute via SR‑14 or schedule earlier pickups.

Rain, fog, or flight delay—it’s all covered. Our drivers track your flight and check cloud cover over the Columbia River Gorge. No surprise fees, and we’ll hold a few extra minutes to keep you dry and on time.