The park's 10-acre off-leash area is one of the largest fenced dog parks in the Clark County park system.
The park was developed in phases, with significant land acquisition and construction occurring in the early 2000s.
The site features a specific storm water drainage design that integrates ecological function with the park's landscaping.
It is a popular location for local youth sports leagues to host weekend soccer and baseball tournaments.
Pacific Community Park is a 56-acre public facility in Vancouver, Washington, serving as one of the largest recreation spaces in the Clark County system. It features a dedicated 10-acre off-leash dog area, which is subdivided to accommodate both large and small dogs. The park includes a variety of athletic amenities, including baseball and soccer fields, as well as a large playground structure for children. A paved perimeter trail encircles the main activity areas, providing a route for walkers and joggers. The grounds also incorporate open meadow spaces and wooded patches. The park is managed by Clark County Public Works and serves as a major community hub for outdoor fitness and pet exercise.
The raised vantage point overlooking the dog park, which provides a panoramic view of the activity area and the distant tree line.
Bring a portable water bowl, as water stations in the dog park can be high-traffic areas.
Use the paved perimeter path for easier stroller access compared to the interior grass fields.
Check the county's online field closure status before planning a visit for organized sports.
Attempting to use the athletic fields when they are muddy or closed for maintenance, as this damages the turf.
Athletic fields may be closed seasonally for turf recovery during the wet winter months.
Dogs must remain leashed until they are fully inside the designated off-leash fenced enclosures; owners are required to clean up waste immediately.
