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Walnut Grove

North Vancouver • Clark County, WA

Walnut Grove is one of those established, easy-to-love pockets of Vancouver that folks tend to settle into and stay. Sitting roughly six miles northeast of downtown Vancouver, it’s tucked between Hazel Dell to the west and the Five Corners area to the east, with quick connections to both I-5 and I-205. The streets are quiet and residential, shaded by mature pines and maples, and the homes are a comfortable mix — ranch and split-level houses on some blocks, newer craftsman-style homes on others — which makes it a welcoming fit for first-time buyers and growing families alike.

What people really appreciate is how central everything feels. You’re minutes from Vancouver Mall, the shops around Five Corners and Hazel Dell, and a neighborhood park, yet the day-to-day pace stays calm and unhurried. It’s practical, friendly, and genuinely convenient — a place that simply works for everyday life.

Real Estate Stats

$522K Average Price
$505K Median Price
$319 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

Quartz Mountain

Quartz Mountain is a hidden gem for hikers looking for a little adventure and big views. It’s a wonderful spot to escape the crowds, get some fresh PNW air, and enjoy the of views along the way.

Sachi Sushi & KungFu Noodle

Sachi Sushi & KungFu Noodle

Craving sushi but in the mood for something warm and comforting? Sachi Sushi & KungFu Noodle gives you both. Their menu brings together fresh sushi and specialty rolls with hearty noodle bowls, ramen, gyoza, and soup dumplings. Try favorites like the Jalapeño Roll, KungFu Beef Noodles, or Xiao Long Bao, and you’ll see why this family-run spot has become a neighborhood favorite for an easy, satisfying meal.

Compass Coffee

Compass Coffee

Start your day with a great cup of coffee at Compass Coffee. This local roastery serves up carefully crafted espresso drinks, pour-overs, cold brew, tea, and fresh pastries in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Grab a latte, pick up a bag of freshly roasted beans, or settle in for a quiet coffee break. It’s a cozy Hazel Dell-area stop for coffee lovers looking for something a little more special!

Chalita's Tamales

Chalita's Tamales

Find a true local gem at Chalita’s Tamales. Tucked into a little stand in Hazel Dell, this takeout spot keeps things simple by focusing on what it does best: fresh, handmade tamales packed with flavor. Choose from favorites like pork, chicken, or cheese and jalapeño, then top them with flavorful red, green, or avocado sauces. With its unassuming roadside location and loyal local following, Chalita’s is the kind of neighborhood find you’ll want to keep to yourself—but probably shouldn’t.

Walnut Grove Park

Walnut Grove Park

Enjoy a little fresh air close to home at Walnut Grove Park. This 3.7-acre neighborhood park offers an easygoing mix of open lawn, play equipment, a basketball half court, and a paved half-mile walking path. The loop makes it especially convenient for a morning stroll, a quick walk with the dog, or letting the kids run and play without heading across town. With its relaxed neighborhood setting and simple amenities, Walnut Grove is the kind of park that fits naturally into everyday life.

Delikat European Market

Take a taste of Eastern Europe home at Delikat European Market. This cozy Vancouver market and bakery is filled with imported specialties, from European chocolates and pantry staples to kefir, tvorog, and traditional dumplings. Fresh-baked breads and pastries come out of the oven daily, including favorites like Borodinsky rye and pirozhki, while hand-folded pierogi and pelmeni are available hot or ready to take home. With its welcoming atmosphere and hard-to-find flavors, Delikat feels like a little trip to Eastern Europe without leaving Vancouver.

Living Here: Pros & Cons

What's Great

  • Established, quiet residential streets with mature trees and a varied mix of home styles
  • Central location with quick access to both I-5 and I-205, about six miles from downtown Vancouver
  • Everyday shopping and dining close by at Vancouver Mall, Five Corners, and Hazel Dell
  • A neighborhood park plus the nearby Burnt Bridge Creek Greenway Trail for walking and biking

Honest Trade-offs

  • A built-out suburban area — mostly older, established homes on modest lots, with little new construction or acreage
  • Busy arterials and freeways along the edges (Andresen, Highway 99, I-205) mean some traffic noise, and it's car-dependent for most errands
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