Master Plan Update & Improvement Project
Play area updates
The play areas will remain closed through spring for final work on the play equipment. Other areas of the park will remain open during construction. Those visiting the park during construction are reminded to stay out of closed areas and watch for construction traffic.
Community feedback was taken into consideration in the planning process for the concept. The replacement play equipment was selected based on community feedback from an online survey and several events. A castle/medieval theme was selected.
Park plan update
In 2026, Parks and Nature will finalize the preferred park plan for the undeveloped five acres of Hazel Dell Community Park shown in the “master plan update – concept” above. Design and construction of this area is pending future funding.
Access improvements project
Clark County Parks and Nature is working to update the park facilities plan and improve access at Hazel Dell Community Park. In 2024, we met with the community to discuss the project and gather feedback. The project design is nearing completion, and construction is currently scheduled to start later this summer. Construction will include paving the existing parking area and improving park pathways to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) criteria.
The community is invited to learn more about this project at two upcoming events.
Open House, March 7
Thank you for joining us for the March 7 Open House to share project displays and learn details about the project.
Online Presentation and Q&A, March 11
Thank you for joining us for the March 11 online presentation and Q&A.
The community is also welcome to provide feedback on the project via email at PWParksProjects@clark.wa.gov between March 7 and 17.
Previous Open House presentation video:
Open House Concepts (English)
Open House Concepts (Spanish)
Open House Concepts (Russian)
Open House Concepts (Ukrainian)
Open House Power Point (English)
Open House Power Point (Spanish)
Open House Power Point (Russian)
Open House Power Point (Ukrainian)
For master planning information,
Lynde Wallick, park and trails planner
Lynde.wallick@clark.wa.gov
564-397-5882
This 20-acre community park was one of the first built in the county.
Facilities
- 2 picnic shelters with electricity and water
- 3 barbecue grills
- 34 picnic tables
- 2 drinking fountains
- 2 pieces of play equipment
- 1 restroom
Picnic shelters
The park's west shelter, which seats up to 100 people, can be reserved for a $150 daily fee. The park's east shelter, which seats up to 35 people, can be reserved for a $75 daily fee.
Hazel Dell picnic shelters (PDF)
The picnic shelters can be reserved up to 334 days in advance for events taking place April1 through Oct. 31. The shelters must be reserved at least seven days in advance.
Shelters that have not been reserved are available for free on a first-come, first-served basis. All shelters are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no charge, Nov. 1 through March 31.
Hours
7 am to dusk
Related information
2300 NE 68th St.
Vancouver, WA
United States