Clark district, Washington, United States

Places to visit near Five Corners

Five Corners is a town in Clark district, Washington, United States, home to about 18,159 people. Within 50 km by road there are 268 places to visit — 97 parks, 38 wildlife, forests & gardens, 14 hill stations & viewpoints and 17 lakes, dams & reservoirs. The must-see places are Leverich Park (9 km), Pearson Air Museum (12 km) and Chkalov Transpolar Flight Monument (12 km).

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Five Corners, Washington
Five Corners, Clark district, Washington, United States. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Five Corners at a glance

Location
Clark district, Washington, United States
Population
about 18,159
Coordinates
45.6846° N, 122.5751° W
Places within 50 km
268 (268 must-see)
Best time to visit
November to March for sightings for wildlife, forests & gardens; October to February for cool, clear air for hill stations & viewpoints; year-round for parks

Top places to visit near Five Corners

Ranked by how worth the drive they are from Five Corners: must-see places and the closest well-loved spots first. Open a place for photos, today’s visitor status, timings and directions.

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Parks near Five Corners

99 parks within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Leverich Park (9 km). Best time: year-round, evenings.

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Wildlife, forests & gardens near Five Corners

42 wildlife, forests & gardens within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Lacamas Prairie Natural Area Preserve (13 km). Best time: november to march for sightings.

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Hill stations & viewpoints near Five Corners

20 hill stations & viewpoints within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Camp Hill (15 km). Best time: october to february for cool, clear air.

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Lakes, dams & reservoirs near Five Corners

19 lakes, dams & reservoirs within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Vancouver Hatchery Pond Dam (12 km). Best time: august to december when reservoirs are full and gates may open.

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Churches near Five Corners

11 churches within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Chapel of Christ the Teacher (22 km). Best time: year-round.

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Waterfalls near Five Corners

7 waterfalls within 100 km of Five Corners. The closest is Waterfalls of the Columbia Gorge (13 km). Best time: july to january, best august to november right after rains.

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A one-day trip from Five Corners

5 of the best places within 60 km, in driving order so you don’t double back: about 28 km on the road.

  1. Start in Five Corners
  2. 9 km Leverich Park · park, Clark
  3. 3 km Clark County Historical Museum · museum, Clark
  4. 2 km Fort Vancouver · fort, Clark
  5. 1 km Chkalov Transpolar Flight Monument · monument, Clark
  6. 1 km Pearson Air Museum · museum, Clark
  7. 12 km Back to Five Corners

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From travellers near Five Corners

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How to reach Five Corners

    All places near Five Corners by distance

    15–50 km — half-day trips

    50–100 km — one-day trips

    Count by type (within 100 km)

    Places near Five Corners by type
    TypeWithin 50 kmWithin 100 kmNearest
    Parks9799Leverich Park (9 km)
    Other attractions6969Vancouver Land Bridge (13 km)
    Wildlife, forests & gardens3842Lacamas Prairie Natural Area Preserve (13 km)
    Hill stations & viewpoints1420Camp Hill (15 km)
    Lakes, dams & reservoirs1719Vancouver Hatchery Pond Dam (12 km)
    Churches1111Chapel of Christ the Teacher (22 km)
    Waterfalls57Waterfalls of the Columbia Gorge (13 km)
    Museums56Pearson Air Museum (12 km)
    Forts & heritage66Chkalov Transpolar Flight Monument (12 km)
    Beaches & coast44Audrey McCall Beach (26 km)
    Treks12Springwater Trail (31 km)
    Mosques & dargahs11Islamic Center of Portland (35 km)
    Rivers, islands & mangroves01Cottonwood Island (63 km)

    Five Corners: questions travellers ask

    What are the best places to visit near Five Corners?

    Leverich Park (park, about 9 km), Pearson Air Museum (museum, about 12 km), Chkalov Transpolar Flight Monument (monument, about 12 km), Clark County Historical Museum (museum, about 12 km), Fort Vancouver (fort, about 12 km), Vancouver Hatchery Pond Dam (dam, about 12 km).

    How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Five Corners?

    268 places on Spotwander: 97 parks, 69 other attractions, 38 wildlife, forests & gardens, 14 hill stations & viewpoints, 17 lakes, dams & reservoirs.

    Which is the nearest park to Five Corners?

    Leverich Park, about 9 km by road; Esther Short Park (13 km) is next.

    Which is the nearest sanctuary to Five Corners?

    Lacamas Prairie Natural Area Preserve, about 13 km by road; Kenton Park (18 km) is next.

    Which is the nearest viewpoint to Five Corners?

    Camp Hill, about 15 km by road; Rocky Butte (19 km) is next.

    What is a good one-day trip from Five Corners?

    Start in Five Corners, visit Leverich Park, then Clark County Historical Museum, then Fort Vancouver, then Chkalov Transpolar Flight Monument, then Pearson Air Museum, and drive back — about 28 km by road in all.

    What is the best time to visit places near Five Corners?

    November to March for sightings for wildlife, forests & gardens; October to February for cool, clear air for hill stations & viewpoints; year-round for parks.

    Towns near Five Corners

    Sources: places from OpenStreetMap contributors, Wikidata and GeoNames; Five Corners’s location and population from GeoNames; see also Five Corners on Wikipedia. Data sources & credits.