East Vancouver • Clark County, WA
Countryside Woods is one of the “newer” developments in Vancouver. Originally owned by a young German immigrant named John Antone Young in 1889, a collection of homes from 1980s to 2000s now occupy the space. Most of the homes were developed with privacy in mind so you’ll see a lot of cul-de-sacs, circles, and looped off streets and most have sidewalks and mature landscaping.
It’s a family-friendly, mostly owner-occupied neighborhood with its own park, a major county park just minutes away, and quick access to Mill Plain shopping and the SR-14 and I-205 commutes. For buyers who want established east-Vancouver living with parks close by, it’s an easy place to like.
Based on recent recorded home sales. Source: Clark County public records. Outliers excluded. Updated October 2026.
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Countryside Park is a peaceful, 2.3 acre neighborhood park that includes a playground, swings, picnic tables, and open green space for families to enjoy. It's the perfect spot for kids to play, neighbors to gather, or to relax outdoors while being close to home.
Make your next errand run a little more exciting at 162nd Place Shopping Center! Grab a coffee, pick up a few essentials, enjoy a bite to eat, or knock out a few errands—all in one convenient stop. With a mix of local spots, everyday services, and plenty of parking, it’s an easy go-to for east Vancouver!
Looking for a great place to soak in nature that is for the whole family, with plenty of space for kids, pets, and everyone in between? then be sure to visit Pacific Community Park! This 56-acre park features a playground, open grassy areas, walking trails, picnic tables, basketball courts, and the 8-acre fenced Dakota Memorial Dog Park. Skateboarders and BMX riders can also enjoy the 10,000-square-foot extreme sports area, making this a park where everyone can find something to enjoy.
Let your pup run, play, and make some new friends at Dakota Dog Park! With 8 acres of off-leash space, a loop trail, separate areas for small dogs, and even a rustic log agility course, there’s plenty to explore. The park is also home to DOGPAW’s annual Community Vendor Event, where dozens of local pet businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations come together to meet neighbors, showcase what they offer, and give back to the park. It’s a fun day for both pups and their people!
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