Columbia Lancaster Park

Columbia Lancaster is a 2.4-acre neighborhood park in the Northcrest neighborhood of Vancouver, Washington. It features a unique playground with a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) theme. The brightly colored design includes a mobius climber, interactive electronic game panels, musical instruments, slides, swings and a spinning climber.

Columbia Lancaster Park was originally part of a planned community constructed by the Vancouver Housing Authority in the Heights area after WWII. The park is named after Columbia Lancaster, a Vancouver lawyer and politician who served as the first delegate from the territory of Washington in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Park Use Permits
Not allowed at this park.

Maintenance
Need to report a maintenance issue? Fill out an online service request form with Public Works. If the issue is urgent (water line break, downed tree, etc.) call 360-487-8177.