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Columbia River

SE Vancouver • Clark County, WA

One of the few million dollar view neighborhoods in Vancouver! Nestled between the Columbia River and Highway 14, the Columbia River neighborhood boast plentiful views of the Columbia River…with a price tag to match. You can find homes built from 1910s to today and some of the older homes are more likely to have historical and architectural significance. At the heart of the neighborhood is the Old Historic Evergreen Highway that runs parallel to the railroad track. It is surrounded by trees and greenery, giving it a rural feel. If you pay close attention, you may find that some sections of the roads were dated back to 1918! The homes in this area are well maintained on generous lots and the estates on Rivershore Drive is a true riverfront mansion.

Real Estate Stats

$951K Average Price
$946K Median Price
$361 Avg / Sq Ft

Based on recent recorded home sales. Source: Clark County public records. Outliers excluded. Updated August 2026.

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Neighborhood Gems

Marine Park

A 58-acre riverfront community park and home to the City of Vancouver’s only public boat launch. With picnic areas, the Kaiser Viewing Tower, and direct access to the Renaissance Trail, it’s the centerpiece of the neighborhood’s waterfront.

Columbia River Renaissance Trail

This paved waterfront path traces the Columbia, linking parks and waterfront spots with sweeping river views and Mount Hood in the distance. It runs right through the neighborhood and is the everyday route for walkers, runners, and cyclists.

Water Resources Education Center

Set at Marine Park, this City of Vancouver center offers exhibits, wetland trails, and river and watershed education programs. It’s a favorite family stop right on the waterfront.

Riverfront marinas

Marinas like Tidewater Cove and McCuddy’s Steamboat Landing give the neighborhood its boating culture, with moorage right on the Columbia. For many residents, the dock is part of the lifestyle.

Living Here: Pros & Cons

What's Great

  • Direct Columbia River frontage with marinas and boat access
  • The Columbia River Renaissance Trail runs right through the neighborhood
  • Marine Park and the Water Resources Education Center are within the area
  • Minutes to downtown Vancouver with quick I-5 and I-205 access
  • Waterfront condo and apartment options alongside single-family homes

Honest Trade-offs

  • Waterfront homes and condos carry a price premium
  • HOA and condo fees are common for riverfront units
  • Rail lines and busy SE Columbia Way bring some noise
  • Limited single-family inventory
  • Riverfront and floodplain considerations apply to some properties
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