Playgrounds in Vancouver, WA
121 parks with playgrounds in Vancouver, WA: 15 with restrooms and 1 with a dog park. On the map, 8 have a drinking fountain, 79 have picnic tables or a shelter and 3 have swings.
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Pacific Community Park
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Fisher Basin Park
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Marshall Park
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CTC Central Park
Play equipment: sandbox
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David Douglas Park
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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
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Green Mountain Park
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Oakbrook Park
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Salmon Creek Regional Park
Play equipment: swings
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Bagley Park
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Endeavour Park
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Fairgrounds Community Park
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Felida Community Park
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Fir Garden Park
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Gretchen Fraser Park
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Leverich Park
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Lieser Crest Park
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Marine Park
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Nikkei Park
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Oak Grove Park
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Pleasant Valley Park
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Quarnberg Park
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Arnada Park
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Bella Vista Park
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Bosco Farm Park
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Brickyard Park
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Carl Gustafson Park
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Cherry Neighborhood Park
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Clearmeadows Park
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Covington Park
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Diamond Park
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Evergreen Park
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Father Blanchet Park
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Franklin Park
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Fruit Valley Park
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Greyhawk Park
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Harmony Ridge Park
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Hazel Dell Park
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Heritage Park
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Ida Bell Jones Neighborhood Park
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Jack Z. Fazio Park
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Jaggy Road Park
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John and Margrette Coop Park
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John Ball Park
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Kate and Clarence LaLonde Neighborhood Park
Play equipment: swings, slide, play structure, climbing frame
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Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park
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LeRoy Haagen Park
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Lieser Neighborhood Park
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Maple Crest Community Park
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Orchards Community Park
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Otto Brown Neighborhood Park
Play equipment: swings
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Raspberry Fields Park
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Sifton Park
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Sorenson Park
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South Cliff Park
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Summers Walk Park
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Tenny Creek Neighborhood Park
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Vancouver Lake Park
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Vandervort Park
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Walnut Grove Neighborhood Park
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Waterfront Park
Play equipment: climbing frame, sandbox
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Waterworks Park
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West Minnehaha Park
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5th Plain Park
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Biddlewood Park
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Carter Park
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Cascade Park
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Centerpointe Park
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Chinook Neighborhood Park
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City Play for Kids
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Cobblestone Community Park & Trails
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Columbia Lancaster Park
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Columbia Palisades Park
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Countryside Park
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Dizzy Castle
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Dogwood Neighborhood Park
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Douglas Carter Fisher Neighborhood Park
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Edgewood Park
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Ellsworth Park
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Ellsworth Springs Park
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Esther Short Park
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Family Play Space
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Fircrest Park
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First Place Park
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Fisher's Creek Park
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Forest Ridge Park
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General Anderson Park
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Harmoney Height Park
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Hazel Hart Park
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Hearthwood Park
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Heights Bike Garden
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Herzog Farms Greenbelt Park
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Hidden Park
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Homestead Park
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Jorgenson Woods Neighborhood Park
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Kevanna Park
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Lacamas Prarie East Park
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Lasamas Prarie South Park
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Leach Park
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Liberty Park
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Little Prairie Park
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Lotus Isle Park
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Meadow Homes Park
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My Park Neighborhood Park
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Orchards Highlands Neighborhood Park
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Orchards Park West
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Roads End Park
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Saint Helens Park
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Sargeant Brad Crawford Park
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Shumway Park
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Stockford Village Park
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The Downs Park
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The Glen Community Park
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The Terrace Park
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Tiger Tree Park
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Tower Crest Neighborhood Park
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Van Fleet Park
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Vista Meadows Park
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Wildwood Park
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Wy'East Park
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Zilke Park
Map data: OpenStreetMap. Park hours in Vancouver can change with the season.
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- Dog parks 4
- Skateparks 8
- Pickleball courts 2
- Basketball courts 46
- Tennis courts 2
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in Vancouver?
We list 121 parks with playgrounds in Vancouver.
Where are the playgrounds in Vancouver?
Pacific Community Park, Fisher Basin Park, Marshall Park, CTC Central Park, David Douglas Park and Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and 115 more.
Which Vancouver parks with playgrounds have restrooms?
Pacific Community Park, Marshall Park, CTC Central Park, David Douglas Park, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and Green Mountain Park and 9 more.
Which playgrounds in Vancouver have drinking water?
Pacific Community Park, Salmon Creek Regional Park, Fairgrounds Community Park, Fir Garden Park and Otto Brown Neighborhood Park and 3 more have a drinking fountain on the map.
Where can you have a picnic near the playgrounds in Vancouver?
Pacific Community Park, Fisher Basin Park, David Douglas Park, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and Green Mountain Park and 74 more have picnic tables, and 20 of them a covered shelter.