The Waterfront Renaissance Trail provides an accessible, scenic escape for outdoor fans of all
Parks and Trails in Vancouver, WA
Urban parks and trails offer a natural escape, a recreational play space, and an explorative window into Vancouver WA. With 90 parks and 20 natural areas, you don’t have to go far to get in your morning walk or afternoon bike ride. Don’t leave the pups at home! Vancouver WA has several dog parks for your furry friend to get some fresh air and meet new friends. Find more information about parks and trails on the City of Vancouver’s Parks & Recreation website. If you’re ready to stretch your legs beyond the boundaries of the city, hiking trails will take you to new heights and offer panoramic views of areas nearby.
Waterfront Viewing
Use the Vancouver Waterfront Park as your launching point to experience the sights, sounds, scenic
This 58.3-acre site offers walking trails, play equipment, ball fields, picnic shelters, restrooms,
Steamboat Landing Park provides pedestrian access to several points of interest. Visitors can stroll
This 40-foot-wide, earth-covered pedestrian bridge over WA-14, lined with indigenous plants and
Situated on the bank of the Columbia River, this 12.5 acre beach park has picnic tables, paved
Top 5 Pet-Friendly Parks
Lewisville Regional Park is Clark County's oldest park, featuring many beautiful towering Douglas
This 312-acre park is a fishing paradise, with a nice mixture of bass, bluegill and perch in the
On March 31, 1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark established a camp at Cottonwood Beach while
Situated on the bank of the Columbia River, this 12.5 acre beach park has picnic tables, paved
This lush 120-acre regional park is located on the Columbia River about two miles west of Vancouver
Picnic Places for the Family
Explore the lands and structures at the center of fur trade and military history at Fort Vancouver
This 234-acre regional park stretches for 2.5 miles along the west shore of Vancouver Lake. With 35
A five-acre gem in the heart of Vancouver, Esther Short Park is the oldest public square in the
Salmon Creek Regional Park/Klineline Pond is a very popular place in Clark County to swim. It
This lush 120-acre regional park is located on the Columbia River about two miles west of Vancouver
Top 5 Play Structures
This .5-acre neighborhood park is located in the Rose Village Neighborhood of Northwest Vancouver
This 5-acre park is located in the North Image Neighborhood of Northeast Vancouver just south of
A five-acre gem in the heart of Vancouver, Esther Short Park is the oldest public square in the
This 312-acre park is a fishing paradise, with a nice mixture of bass, bluegill and perch in the
This 14-acre park was developed by the county in 2003 and features two full-size soccer fields and
Must-See Urban Trails