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Hockinson Park
- Status
- Funded in 2005
This 120-acre acquisition in Clark County will create a community park at the northeast corner of Vancouver's urban growth boundary. Approximately 25,000 people live in the rapidly growing service area with no community park facilities. Because of the high need, both Vancouver and Clark County have identified Hockinson Park as the highest priority community park acquisition project in the entire Vancouver urban area. The property provides an excellent setting for community park improvements. The site includes open meadows and pasture, and large stands of mixed mature forest that include Douglas fir, cedar, oak, maple, and alder. Future improvements will include hiking and biking trails, sports fields, open play meadows, picnic tables and shelters, parking, restrooms, and other support facilities.
Location
Drive east from Vancouver on 4th Plain and Ward Road. Turn north on 172nd Avenue. Property lies west of 172nd and south of NE 119th Street.
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Hockinson Park
- This 120-acre acquisition in Clark County will create a community park at the northeast corner of Vancouver's urban growth boundary. Approximately 25,000 people live in the rapidly growing service area with no community park facilities. Because of the high need, both Vancouver and Clark County have identified Hockinson Park as the highest priority community park acquisition project in the entire Vancouver urban area. The property provides an excellent setting for community park improvements. The site includes open meadows and pasture, and large stands of mixed mature forest that include Douglas fir, cedar, oak, maple, and alder. Future improvements will include hiking and biking trails, sports fields, open play meadows, picnic tables and shelters, parking, restrooms, and other support facilities.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
