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Burnt Bridge Creek/Burton
East Vancouver • Clark County, WA
Includes Burton Evergreen, Parkway , and Burnt Bridge Creek
If you’re looking for a quiet neighborhood with easy access to Vancouver amenties, Burnt Bridge Creek/Burton is the perfect neighborhood for you! We use the name as shorthand for a cluster of established neighborhood – Burton Evergreen, Parkway, and Burnt Bridge Creek. The area is named after the Burnt Bridge Creeek located just south of Fourth Plain. In this area, you’ll find a lot of quintessential ranch with big yards from the 70s and 80s as well as two level homes from the 90s.
While this neighborhood doesn’t get the same fame as Fisher’s Landing, it has its own charm. The streets are short and curvy so the roads feel safe and not busy. The streets are also nice and wide but unfornately does not have sidewalks. The floor plans may feel a little cookie cutter but it makes up for it with the mature landscaping and plenty of big beautiful trees.
Real Estate Stats
$492K
Average Price
$476K
Median Price
$321
Avg / Sq Ft
Based on recent recorded home sales. Source: Clark County public records. Outliers excluded. Updated October 2026.
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Neighborhood Gems
Tous les Jours Bakery
Get your fix of bread and pastries at this cute shop! With a French-Asian inspiration and a wide selection, you're sure to find something at this bakery. Don't forget to grab a drink on your way out, too! Their delicious coffees and teas pair perfectly with their pastries.
Felony Pizza
Felony Pizza brings a little personality to east Vancouver with hand-tossed, 14-inch pies, fresh toppings, and a menu that doesn’t take itself too seriously. From The Rat Pack and Enforcer Pie to their Nashville and ghost-pepper wings, there are plenty of creative options beyond the usual pepperoni and cheese. With a casual bar atmosphere, beer and cocktails, it’s an easy spot for a laid-back dinner or takeout night.
El Jefe Barria & Tacos
Come hungry for the birria at El Jefe Birria & Tacos. This food-truck-style favorite is known for its juicy birria, quesabirria tacos, and rich consommé, but the menu doesn’t stop there—think birria ramen, loaded fries, breakfast burritos, tortas, and tacos with plenty of meat choices. Grab a quick bite to go or enjoy your meal outdoors while exploring the Burnt Bridge Creek area. With bold flavors and seriously generous portions, it’s definitely a taco stop worth seeking out.
Diamond Park
Find a little neighborhood escape at Diamond Park. This 5.3-acre Parkside neighborhood park offers a playground, swings, open lawn, paved walking paths, and a basketball half court—perfect for an easy afternoon close to home. What makes it especially charming is its mature tree canopy, including a recognized grove of heritage Douglas firs that adds shade and a peaceful, tucked-away feel. It’s a simple neighborhood park, but that’s exactly the appeal: space to play, stroll, shoot hoops, or slow down without the crowds of a larger destination park.
Taps Growler House
Grab a pint and settle in at Taps Growler House in East Vancouver. With dozens of rotating taps featuring local and regional beers, plus cider and wine, there’s always something new to try. Pair your drink with handmade pizza, wings, pretzels, or Cajun tots, and enjoy the warm, neighborhood feel that makes Taps an easy local hangout.
Living Here: Pros & Cons
What's Great
- Green at heart — Burnt Bridge Creek and its corridor thread through the area, with the paved Greenway Trail and its wetlands a short way west.
- Established, quiet residential streets alongside newer development, offering a range of homes and price points.
- Central and connected — quick access to I-205, Vancouver Mall and the Mill Plain shopping district.
- Large community green space nearby at LeRoy Haagen Memorial Community Park, plus Evergreen Public Schools options.
Honest Trade-offs
- Busy arterials like NE 138th Avenue and Mill Plain border and cross the area, so some pockets sit closer to traffic.
- This is a spread-out residential area without a single walkable downtown — daily errands mean a short drive.
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