Approximately 70 acres of this 240-acre park were developed in 2008-09 as part of the Greater Clark Parks District program.
Disk Golf
This spring, Clark County will add gravel to portions of the disc golf course loop trail at Hockinson Meadows Community Park. While the disc golf course will remain open, a few holes will be closed and access to portions of the trail will be restricted. Signs, barricades and caution tape will mark the closed area. Park visitors are reminded to never enter closed areas for their safety. Work is anticipated to begin in May and be completed in June.
Click here to view the Hockinson Meadows Community Park disc golf map.
Click here to view the Hockinson Meadows Community Park disc golf scorecard.
Facilities
- Baseball and t-ball fields – used primarily by Evergreen Little League
- Soccer fields - used primarily by Pacific Soccer Club
- Picnic shelter with covered seating for 50 people
Picnic Shelter
Hockinson Meadows Community Park's picnic shelter can be reserved for a $75 fee.
Hockinson Meadows picnic shelter (PDF)
The picnic shelter can be reserved up to 334 days in advance for events taking place April 1 through October 31. The shelter must be reserved at least seven days in advance.
If the shelter has not been reserved, it is available for free on a first-come, first-served basis. All shelters are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no charge, November 1 through March 31.
Hours
7 am to dusk.
Mailers
Open House Presentation Slides
Heads Up September 2022 (PDF)
Heads Up February 2022 (PDF)
SEPA DNS (PDF)
Kane Memorial Dog Park
This 2.5-acre off-leash area is north of the balls fields in the northwest section of Hockinson Meadows Community Park. The dog park is fully fenced, with two doubled-gated entrances accessible from the parking lots. Dogs must be leashed while in the parking lot and in all other parts of the park outside the off-leash area.
The off-leash area features open and forested areas with generally flat terrain. There is no designated area for small dogs. A dog drinking fountain, located outside the off-leash area near the ball fields, is shut off during potentially freezing weather, typically mid-October through April.
The park is named in honor of Kane, a former Clark County Sheriff Office canine who was killed while tracking two suspects in April 2011.
Clark County has partnered with Dog Owners Group for Park Access in Washington, or DOGPAW, to help identify, develop and maintain off-leash areas. DOGPAW also collaborates with other agencies, including the Bonneville Power Administration, to develop dog parks.
Related information
Location
10910 NE 172nd Ave.
Brush Prairie, WA 98682
United States
Amenities
Benches
Dog Park
Picnic Tables
Play Equipment
Restrooms
Shelter
Sports Field
Neighborhood
Greater Brush Prairie