West Vancouver • Clark County, WA
Central Park is one of Vancouver historic areas that goes back to Fort Vancouver days. Some of the early homes were built for officers and soldiers that were allowed to live off grounds of Fort Vancouver and some residents were lucky enough to dig up remnants of the past in their own yard. Most homes in this neighborhood were build in the 40s and 50s with a handful going back to 1910 so if you love old vintage charm, this neighborhood is for you!
I also love Central Park for its easy access to nature while being close to city amenities. Right next door is Clark College, Marshall Park, and Fort Vancouver where you’ll have plenty of green spaces to hang out at. There are also trails that connect you to the Waterfront Trail or you can connect to Downtown Vancouver in about 1.5 miles. This neighborhood is where you want to be if you like downtown living without the downtown price tag.
Based on recent recorded home sales. Source: Clark County public records. Outliers excluded. Updated October 2026.
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Clark College has been helping students achieve their goals for more than 90 years with affordable, high-quality education and career training. Offering more than 100 degree and certificate programs, it's a great place to start a new career, transfer to a four-year university, or build new skills. They even offer a running start program for high-school students!
Spend the day exploring 14 acres of fun at Marshall Park! Let the kids go wild at the inclusive CHAMPS playground, race down the turf hills, or check out the skate area and open green spaces. With picnic spots, sports fields, paved paths, and plenty of room to play, there’s something for everyone!
Jebale @ The Portal is a cozy, community-focused coffee shop where you can slow down with a cup of single-origin Ugandan coffee. The spacious setting features a fireplace, comfortable seating, and even a little kids’ corner, making it an easy place to meet a friend, get some work done, or simply relax. Their selection of gluten-free baked goods, with several vegan options, makes it a welcoming stop for just about everyone.
Grab your board and get rolling at Swift Skatepark. Tucked inside the wooded Water Works Park, this 12,000-square-foot concrete skatepark has been a Vancouver staple since 1998. With a large bowl, two smaller bowls, flowing transitions, and street-style features, its old-school layout is perfect for carving, cruising, and practicing new tricks. It’s a unique spot where skateboarding, BMX, and the outdoors come together in one classic Vancouver hangout!
Step into a little history at Willful Wine at The Grant House. Set inside Vancouver’s historic Grant House on Officers Row, this wine-focused restaurant pairs Willful wines with a full food menu, cocktails, and beautiful porch and garden views. With live music, seasonal events, and plenty of historic charm, it’s a lovely spot for a relaxed lunch, dinner, or special occasion.
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