Boardman, Or Supercharger
4.2(5)
Tesla Supercharger
8 ports · NACS / CCS1 · up to 250 kW
PRICING
$0.60 / kWh
AI Overview
The chargers are located in the parking lot of the Sage Center museum at the back of the lot; look for the "EV" sign and avoid the roundabout when entering. The site has a playground and restroom access. Drivers report that non-Tesla vehicles sometimes occupy multiple stalls, which can create unexpected waits. A few weaker chargers (50kW) are available in the same lot if needed.
Address
101 Olson RoadBoardman, OR 97818United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
michael hiransomboon (mikehiranphotography)★★★★★Mar 2026 • Google Maps
Decent charge speed, but pretty far from the highway. Often non-teslas charging here which sometimes leads to a car taking 2 stalls which could lead to a unexpected wait. If Sage is closed, it's a bit of a walk to a nearby school to use their restroom.
Deku Tree★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
Stopped here while heading to Walla Walla keep in mind Walla Walla does not have a Tesla supercharger. They do have a FLO charger, which isn’t the greatest speeds top off here and if you’re nervous about range, stop at the FLO charger in Walla Walla I know that in 2025 Walla Walla was chosen to have a supercharger built, but in my research nobody has seen permits published yet so maybe the company is scouting for a location. It would be really amazing, especially for the great wineries and restaurants hotels a lot of attraction along the south east side of Washington if they put a Tesla supercharger in Walla Walla, Washington.
Michael Romano★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
Excellent Tesla Supercharger although it's a bit off the highway. As of January 2026, the site has 250kw chargers. There are also two garbage cans next to the chargers, there's a very nice children's playground, and the chargers are located in a parking lot for a local museum with bathrooms. Pro Tip: Make sure to really fully charge here because there aren't many other options heading west towards Portland until you reach The Dalles or Hood RIver and the combination of 70mph highway and wind of the gorge can really hit efficiency hard. Headed east, there's a charger at the Wild Horse Casino, but then there's quite a long stretch to Baker City.
Sean Egusa★★★★★Dec 2025 • Google Maps
Open parking lot at the Sage Center, easy plug in with no adapter needed on R1S gen2. Charged faster than expected (saved 12 minutes 😆). When pulling into the parking lot look for the “EV” sign and loop to the back of the parking lot and avoid getting stuck/not-stuck in the roundabout. Road tripping from PDX to SLC. Not 5 stars as zero amenities and will now need to make one more pit stop for food and nature break. Correction: there is an ADA accessible port a potty (thanks Jimmy’s John!) just a few feet away and a pet area!!
Jordan Antonelli★★★★★Aug 2025 • Google Maps
Charger was slow, but that was the least of my issues. Portolet was the only amenity available and it was fairly disgusting...but that still wasn't my biggest issue. I arrived to find a Ford pick up with trailer blocking half the stations. A Kia EV6 was blocking two of the other stations and a Subaru was taking the only other spot. The Kia driver was nice enough to switch spaces with me so I could charge (slowly). 6 states, couple dozen charges...this was the only truly bad experience.
