Interstate-5 in

The Vancouver, WA Area

Is located in southwest Washington State

The Vancouver Area is really Clark County, Washington State, USA

Washington

Vancouver

Interstate-5

Interstate 5 continues north on our Kelso Area Page

The Cowlitz County / Clark County Line

Exit 21	Woodland / Highway 503 – RV Park, fuel, food, and lodging at this exit. Highway 503 heads east to the villages of Ariel, Yale, and Cougar and then heads south to Battle Ground.
Exit 16	La Center / 319^th Street – Fuel and Paradise Point State Park Paradise Point State Park - an 88-acre park with 6,180 feet of freshwater shoreline. Named for its original peacefulness, the construction of Interstate-5 invaded some of that peacefulness. The trees in the campground absorb most of the nearby freeway’s noise. The park has 78 tent spaces. Some of the campsites are in a grassy area.. Sites have no hook-ups. Maximum vehicle length is 40 feet. There is a trailer dump station at the park. The park takes reservations. Visit the State Park's web site.
Exit 15	Northbound Only – Port of Entry Truck Weigh Station
Exit 14	269^th Street / Highway 501 / Battle Ground Highway 501 heads west 3 mi. to the Village of Ridgefield RV Park (4 mi.), 24 hr. fuel, food Battle Ground Lake State Park (14 mi.) at this exit. This 280 acre park has beautiful, forested land in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. The lake is of volcanic origin and it is considered to be a smaller version of Crater Lake in Oregon. The park is located east of the city of Battleground Visit the park's web site.
Mile Posts 11 & 13	Washington State Rest Area both northbound and southbound
Exit 9	179^th Street / Battleground / Highway 502 – There is fuel and 24 hr. food at this exit. The Town of Battleground is 8 mi. east of this exit on Highway 502
Exit 7	Interstate 205 – Vancouver / Portland downtown bypass. Interstate-205 is 38 mile long multi-lane freeway that bypasses the downtown section of Portland rejoining Interstate 5 about 22 miles south of Portland.
Exit 5	99^th Street – 24 hr. fuel, 24 hour grocery, food, and lodging at this exit.
Exit 4	78^th Street / Hazel Dell – 24 hr. fuel, food, lodging at this exit.
	The City of Vancouver, WA
Exit 3	Highway 99 / Hazel Dell – HOSPITAL – fuel
Exit 2	39^th Street / Highway 500 – no facilities Highway 500 heads east connecting with I-205 in 5 mi. Continue 14 miles further to Camas where it connects with Highway 14
Exit 1d	4^th Street / Highway 501 / Port of Vancouver – No facilities at this exit Although we have not taken the highway, Highway 501 appears on maps to head west to Vancouver Lake and dead end.
Exit 1c	Vancouver City Center / Mill Plain Blvd – There is food, lodging, and fuel at this exit This is the main exit to Vancouver City Center
Exit 1a & b	Camus / Highway 14 – No facilities Highway WA-14 travels east up the Columbia River Highway 14 offers an interesting alternative to I-84 if you are headed east. Visit our Highway-14 tour page.

I-5 Portland

The Washington / Oregon State Line and the Bridge over the Columbia River

Interstate 5 continues south on our Portland, OR Area Page

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