Curtin Creek Community Park

Clark County Parks and Nature is beginning construction on Curtin Creek Community Park. The park will be developed in two phases. The first phase will construct:

Parking lot
Restrooms
Large community play area
Picnic shelter
Walking trails
Gaddis Wetlands viewpoints
Lighted sport courts for 4 pickleball courts and combination basketball and futsal court
Lighted multipurpose synthetic turf field for sports including rugby and soccer

Phase 2 of the project will add a second multi-purpose field, a second picnic shelter, additional parking and trails. The planning and construction schedule for phase two is to be determined.

Phase 1 project schedule

Anticipated start of construction: spring 2025
Substantial completion: winter 2025
Anticipated park opening: spring 2026

Join us for a groundbreaking celebration!

Parks and Nature is hosting a groundbreaking event to celebrate the start of construction. The event will be sometime between late April and mid-May 2025. Date and other details will be announced when confirmed. Please email park and trails planner Lynde Wallick (lynde.wallick@clark.wa.gov) if you would like more information.

Project background:

In 1999, Clark County and the City of Vancouver jointly purchased a 38.67-acre area at 12603 NE 72nd Ave. The purpose was to establish a Vancouver fire station on around five acres and a county park on the remaining 33 acres. Of those 33 acres, 16.18 acres will be used for park development and the remaining 16.82 acres will remain in its natural state.

In 2005, voters approved the Metropolitan Parks District Levy for dedicated funding to construct 35 new parks. A number of sports fields and new trails were also included in the tax levy.