25 Really Fun Things to Do in Vancouver, Washington

25 Really Fun and Free Things to Do While You are in Vancouver, Washington

 
  1. Bike-Riders-on-roadBike over the mighty Columbia River on two different bridges in a round-trip trek along the water.
  2. Take the kids for a dip in the fountain at Esther Short Park.
  3. Spot the elusive western finch and other native birds at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.
  4. Walk among history at Officers Row, lining Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
  5. Stroll cute shops, funky galleries, and chic eateries in Uptown Village.
  6. Learn about stewardship and the importance of water in our daily life at the Water Resources Education Center.
  7. Walk, rollerblade, or just people watch on the riverfront Renaissance Trail and out on the Grant Street Pier.
  8. Photograph the heirloom garden at the historic Fort Vancouver.
  9. Hike Moulton Falls and then enjoy a picnic at the base of the bridge.
  10. Cheer on the Penguins at a Clark College athletic event.Pearson Plane
  11. Let the little ones loose in the children’s discovery zone at the Vancouver Community Library.
  12. Catch your own dinner on the Washougal River.
  13. Drive the picturesque Northern Clark County Scenic Drive.
  14. See how wool is made into heritage blankets at the world-renowned Pendleton Woolen Mill. 
  15. Appreciate nature and aquatic life at the Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center.
  16. Tour the art galleries of downtown Vancouver.
  17. Head out to the Columbia River Gorge for spectacular views and waterfall wonder.
  18. See the only grain-grinding mill left in Washington—the picturesque Cedar Creek Grist Mill.
  19. Explore one of the many area hiking or biking trails, while searching for Vancouver’s best fall foliage.
  20. Play with pooches at one of Vancouver’s friendly dog parks.
  21. Watch historic airplanes land and take off at Pearson Air Field.
  22. Catch a free concert at the city’s Six to Sunset series in Esther Short Park.
  23. Gaze at trees in the 1.3 million-acre Gifford Pinchot National Forest, which includes the magnificent Mt. St. Helens.
  24. Take your kayak or stand-up paddleboard out on the nearby Lacamas Lake.
  25. And finally, check on the latest events and happenings on our Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter feeds!
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