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Adopt-A-Park Program

Playground at a Clark County Park
Playground at Lewisville Regional Park.

Clark County Parks believes residents can make a difference in how local parks look and operate.

By participating in the Adopt-A-Park program, residents will beautify a public space and build community.

The Adopt-A-Park program is an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Clark County Parks asks for a minimum six-month commitment. By volunteering only once per month, for two to three hours at a time, residents are making their community a better place to live, work and play.

Residents get to choose the days and times to volunteer, so this is a great opportunity for those who have busy schedules. Clark County Parks encourages businesses, clubs, classes, community groups and individuals to adopt a park. Extra screening may be required for someone who volunteers as an individual.

More information

Dora Hernandez
Volunteer program coordinator
Clark County Public Works
564.397.1679
dora.hernandez@clark.wa.gov

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