Pacific Community Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Recreational Features
Pacific Community Park spans 43 acres of land in Clark County, offering a variety of outdoor activities and amenities for visitors. Originally a gravel pit, the park has been transformed into a community space with both natural and developed areas.
The centerpiece of the park is a 15-acre lake, which was formed from the former gravel pit. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and grass carp, providing opportunities for fishing.
The calm waters also make it suitable for kayaking and canoeing, especially for beginners.
Trails and Open Spaces
The park features over two miles of walking trails that wind around the lake and through the surrounding landscape. These trails offer visitors a chance to enjoy nature and get some exercise.
The park's design includes open spaces and play meadows, allowing for various recreational activities.
Environmental Education
Pacific Community Park also incorporates several earth-friendly demonstration gardens. These gardens showcase sustainable landscaping practices and provide educational opportunities for visitors interested in environmentally conscious gardening techniques.
Community Impact
The park is maintained by the Vancouver Parks Department, which ensures the upkeep of facilities and provides security for visitors.
Its location in a rapidly developing residential area of east Vancouver makes it an important green space for the local community, serving several neighborhoods with a total population of over 30,000 people.
