Photo Courtesey of: Eric | Fort Vancouver National Historic SiteAddress: 612 E Reserve St, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA Main Phone: (360) 816-6230 Visit the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Website View Fort Vancouver National Historic Site on Google Latitude: 45.6257476 Longitude: -122.6550957 |
Did you know that Fort Vancouver National Historic Site rates 4.7/5 based on 222 total ratings?
Reviews for Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Emily Waldron 5/5 a month ago I love this place. Hands down my favorite park in Vancouver. Never too many people and with all the green space, demonstration gardens, and small playground area my daughter is happy out here too. We probably come here at least once a week and will continue to do so if we move out of Vancouver. | R Y 5/5 a month ago This is one part of the Fort Vancouver experience. The price to enter is $10 per adult and free for kids 15yrs and under. The pass is good for several days if you want to revisit. COVID note as of July 2021: some parts are not open to the public. So, some of the buildings you can enter, some you enter, but cannot go through the entire building. | ThebossYT 5/5 12 months ago It was a fun experience |
Photo Courtesey of: Michael O'Reilly | Pearson Air MuseumAddress: 1115 E 5th St, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA Main Phone: (360) 816-6232 Visit the Pearson Air Museum Website View Pearson Air Museum on Google Latitude: 45.6239361 Longitude: -122.6562417 |
Did you know that Pearson Air Museum rates 4.6/5 based on 250 total ratings?
Reviews for Pearson Air Museum
Adam Cook 3/5 a month ago Saddly still not open since pandemic. July 2021 posting. | Cam Kay 5/5 a year ago The Pearson Air Museum is part of the Vancouver National Historic Reserve District. The District was built in 1824 to the early 1900’s and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007. This Museum is Awesome!! | Trea Sch 5/5 10 months ago Really nice museum. Took my niece and her fiance ( from Indiana). Had a great time |
Photo Courtesey of: Clark County Historical Museum | Clark County Historical MuseumAddress: 1511 Main St, Vancouver, WA 98660, USA Main Phone: (360) 993-5679 Visit the Clark County Historical Museum Website View Clark County Historical Museum on Google Latitude: 45.633174 Longitude: -122.671241 |
Did you know that Clark County Historical Museum rates 4.5/5 based on 96 total ratings?
Reviews for Clark County Historical Museum
Pauline Mulcahy 5/5 a year ago Wonderful place full of memories. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Brad Richardson is a true historian he is fantastic at his job and a great resource! | Danilyn Wood 5/5 a year ago They change display from time to time. If you’ve been there go again. I’ve had the honor of cutting an employees hair many times. In conversation about this museum I can see the passion, love and care that goes into this place. Check it out ! | cindy skrivanek 5/5 a year ago This local museum highlights interesting aspects of living in the PNW, in SW Washington in particular. Current exhibits include one on music which is very interactive and one on transportation and commerce, specifically on rivers which is also very informative and engaging. Next up will be one on brewing. Helpful staff make it an enjoyable while affordable visit. |
Photo Courtesey of: Timothy Spahr | Leverich ParkAddress: 4400 NE Leverich Park Way, Vancouver, WA 98663, USA Main Phone: (360) 487-8311 Visit the Leverich Park Website Latitude: 45.6513212 Longitude: -122.6607774 |
Did you know that Leverich Park rates 4/5 based on 817 total ratings?
Reviews for Leverich Park
Earl Swigert 5/5 in the last week Nice Disc Golf Course. Fun lines with a couple nice views including a creek. You’ll find a few homeless people walking around but nothing intrusive. | Joshua Ronding 5/5 11 months ago Disc Golf Love. Hole in one! Thanks you for my 1st one!! | Chad Nygard 4/5 2 weeks ago They try and keep the homeless population down. It really is a lost cause. One of the better parks and more used parks in Vancouver area. |
Photo Courtesey of: Amelina N | Vancouver Parks & RecreationAddress: 610 Esther St, Vancouver, WA 98660, USA Main Phone: (360) 619-1111 Visit the Vancouver Parks & Recreation Website View Vancouver Parks & Recreation on Google Latitude: 45.6260911 Longitude: -122.6764945 |
Did you know that Vancouver Parks & Recreation rates 4.4/5 based on 17 total ratings?
Reviews for Vancouver Parks & Recreation
Mer G 5/5 9 months ago So beautiful and clean. I love this place! | Frank Kramer 3/5 a year ago Good place to come around with someone you love. | K p 5/5 2 weeks ago Friendly, pleasant atmosphere 😊 |
Photo Courtesey of: Robert Relyea | The Historic Covington HouseAddress: 4201 Main St, Vancouver, WA 98663, USA Main Phone: (360) 602-2088 Visit the The Historic Covington House Website View The Historic Covington House on Google Latitude: 45.6524382 Longitude: -122.6665338 |
Did you know that The Historic Covington House rates 4.3/5 based on 35 total ratings?
Reviews for The Historic Covington House
Thomas Lee 4/5 3 weeks ago I actually came for a geocache. But parking is good and access is good. | Danell Sweringen 5/5 5 months ago Lot’s of history. Great place for a picnic. The cabin is in such beautiful condition. Right off the highway. | Joshua Coleman 1/5 5 months ago Not sure why this is historical or even its significance, and I’ve lived in Vancouver all my life. It’s actually kind of an eyesore and not very exciting. Skip it and go down to Officers Row off of Mill Plain. |
Photo Courtesey of: Adam Cook | The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Ft. VancouverAddress: 1001 E 5th St, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA Main Phone: (360) 816-6230 Visit the The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Ft. Vancouver Website View The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Ft. Vancouver on Google Latitude: 45.6230593 Longitude: -122.662011 |
Did you know that The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Ft. Vancouver rates 4.7/5 based on 144 total ratings?
Reviews for The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Ft. Vancouver
Rodney OGrady 5/5 in the last week Had a fun time exploring the Historic fort. Everyone enjoyed the Blacksmith and visiting the Bastion. The surgery was my favorite. | Adam Cook 5/5 a month ago Good stop for kids and parents to explorer history. Kids thought the fur store area was the best and scariest all st the same time. Staff was great and shared the history in a fun way. | Patricia Salazar 5/5 a week ago Great historical site to visit. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. |
Photo Courtesey of: Rachel D. | Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | Visitor CenterAddress: 1501 E Evergreen Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98661, USA Main Phone: (360) 816-6230 Visit the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | Visitor Center Website View Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | Visitor Center on Google Latitude: 45.626199 Longitude: -122.6566088 |
Did you know that Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | Visitor Center rates 4.6/5 based on 1299 total ratings?
Reviews for Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | Visitor Center
Emily Waldron 5/5 in the last week I don’t think there are enough words (or space) to explain how much I love this park. As a little kid I remember doing school field trips to the park, but hadn’t come for about 20 years. With the pandemic I start coming with my own little one and I am pretty sure it saved my sanity these last two years. The demonstration garden in front of the fort especially is one of my favorite places to just sit and enjoy being outside. It has been so much fun teaching my child about all the flowers and vegetables grown there. And for when she needs more room to roam all the fields above and the playground are perfect. I think the only improvement I could ever see being made is for a toddler swing to be added to the playground, but that isn’t enough to deter me from loving this park. | Анастасия Шарапова 5/5 a month ago Great place! I love visiting national parks and sights; this one is well organized, clean, and they have a nice garden there too. But I would like to thank their staff; they’re extremely friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable! Especially Ryan and the lady at the counter with stamps in the visitor center. Both were really nice. Thank you! Definitely recommend if you’re in Vancouver and have couple hours. | Mel anie 5/5 2 months ago A great NPS unit if you’re into local history (and history in general). The visitor center and gift shop are open, as are the grounds. Most of the buildings, including the air museum are closed. We were able to tour the “big house” and even got a quick custom tour by the employee who was fabulous. Also, Ryan C. was one of the best park employees I’ve ever talked to. His passion for knowledge and education was unmatched. Our group really appreciated talking with him. |
Photo Courtesey of: Ron Daggett | Providence AcademyAddress: 400 E Evergreen Blvd #105, Vancouver, WA 98660, USA Main Phone: (360) 694-3271 Visit the Providence Academy Website View Providence Academy on Google Latitude: 45.6294154 Longitude: -122.6684265 |
Did you know that Providence Academy rates 4.6/5 based on 21 total ratings?
Reviews for Providence Academy
Elaine Holl 5/5 3 months ago The guide were very informative, learned more about Mother Joseph | Jedidiah Parker 4/5 2 years ago Province Academy is home to many businesses and a beautiful meeting hall with hard wood floor. For wedding parties it has separate bride and groom changing rooms and a chapel. The building has plenty of antique charm to it including a large spacious parking lot that like the building itself is ancient dusty and in need of repair. | cindy skrivanek 5/5 2 years ago This historic treasure is an interesting place to visit and used for community events as well as housing multiple businesses. Go visit and take a docent led tour to learn more about Mother Joseph and her legacy. |
Photo Courtesey of: James Reynolds | Vancouver Parks & RecreationAddress: 1009 E McLoughlin Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98663, USA Main Phone: (360) 487-8311 Visit the Vancouver Parks & Recreation Website View Vancouver Parks & Recreation on Google Latitude: 45.632907 Longitude: -122.6619636 |
Did you know that Vancouver Parks & Recreation rates 4.4/5 based on 41 total ratings?
Reviews for Vancouver Parks & Recreation
Geoffrey Allison 5/5 3 years ago Nice, chill place to take a break before leaving Clark County. Has several clean ‘State/Industrial’ style high flow multi-diverse restrooms to handle higher traffic seen (If your wondering; no, the toilets are not steel prison/jail style, they are pleasantly white porcelain). Commercial truck operators are more than welcome, just follow the rest area’s entrance to the right to accommodate your larger rig, whereas smaller passenger vehicles stay to left. Coffee & Snacks are manned by volunteer organizations by donations from you, so please always try to help when you can, or in a way you can. Overall my visit was peasant enough to take a nap, use the restrooms twice (already had espresso), and enjoyed the scenery of nature just off the beaten path if all that hustle & bustle. | Masuma Costa 5/5 a year ago Went here to watch birds. Didn’t disappoint! | Minda Hermoso 3/5 3 years ago Great park for hot days, undercover area and bathrooms although they aren’t always very clean. There can be some characters seen in the area so i definitely keep a close eye on my kids. Not my first choice for a park but it is ok. It’s a very central location. |