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Hockinson

North Clark County, WA

Hockinson is a peaceful, semi-rural community in the northeast corner of Clark County, cradled in the foothills of the Cascades. With spacious properties spread among woods, wetlands, and small farms, it’s the kind of place where neighbors have room to breathe and the pace slows down. It had about 6,100 residents as of the 2020 census, so it stays small on purpose.

For a lot of families, the draw is simple: the schools. The small Hockinson School District has a strong local reputation, and that pulls buyers from all over the county. Add in low crime, clean air, and that country quiet, and you can see why people who land here tend to stay.

The honest flip side is that Hockinson is genuinely rural. There’s no real town center, most homes run on wells and septic, and you’ll want a reliable car because public transit isn’t part of daily life out here. For buyers who want acreage and a tight-knit, country setting, though, that’s exactly the point.

Real Estate Stats

$859K Average Price
$780K Median Price
$354 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

Hockinson Meadows Community Park

This park is home to the Kane Memorial Dog Park, dedicated in honor of Kane, a Clark County Sheriff's Office K-9 who gave his life in the line of duty. With wide-open green spaces, disc-golf, baseball, tball and soccer fields, this is a great place to stay active.

More local favorites

  • O'Keefe Farms
  • Hockinson Market
  • Grandma Dixie's Place
  • Alderbrook Park
  • Short Acres Farm

Living Here: Pros & Cons

What's Great

  • Home to the small, well-regarded Hockinson School District
  • Spacious properties and acreage with a true rural, country feel
  • Quiet, low-density living in the Cascade foothills
  • Local farms and U-pick berry stands along the area's 'blueberry corridor'
  • Close to Battle Ground Lake State Park and large community parks

Honest Trade-offs

  • Very rural — expect long drives for shopping, dining, and commuting
  • No real town center or commercial core
  • Most homes rely on private wells and septic systems
  • Limited public transit; a car is essential
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