David Douglas Park

David Douglas Park is a large community park located in central Vancouver, Washington. Spanning 88 acres, it is the largest community park in the city. The park serves as a central gathering area for sporting events and community activities in the Vancouver area.

The park features several baseball and softball fields that are home to Columbia Little League and the Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation Softball program. These fields provide space for organized sports and recreational leagues throughout the year.

In addition to the sports facilities, David Douglas Park offers open grassy areas suitable for picnicking, informal games, and relaxation. The park's landscape includes a mix of open spaces and wooded areas, providing visitors with a variety of natural environments to enjoy.

The park is named after David Douglas, a renowned Scottish botanist who explored the Pacific Northwest in the early 19th century and is known for introducing many plant species to cultivation, including the Douglas fir.

David Douglas Park is open daily from 5 AM to 10 PM, allowing visitors to enjoy its amenities throughout the day. Its central location makes it easily accessible to residents from various parts of Vancouver.