Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park

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Project update - 

Installation of the fencing Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park has resumed. The work will consist of installing fences at two locations: along the sidewalk at the park’s west entrance on Northeast 26th Avenue, and inside the park’s northern boundary along Northeast 175th Street (a private road). Posts will be installed at all pathway entry points and may be installed before or after fence installation. The fence is being installed to restrict vehicular access to the park and to deter parking on Northeast 175th Street. Work is expected to be complete by Thursday, Feb. 22. Installation start and end dates are weather dependent. Any updates will be posted on the webpage. 

The park and adjacent roads will remain open during construction, however, the west entrance at Northeast 26th may be closed. The contractor will follow all applicable ordinances related to noise and working hours. 


Kozy Kamp - Sign

Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park opened in 2023. The park includes a playground, multi-purpose sport court, a paved and accessible loop trail, open lawn play area, picnic tables and benches. The park name, a reference to a locally made recreational camping trailer, was selected by a vote of the neighbors during the master plan development process.

Final work, including lawn reseeding and perimeter fence installation will continue through fall 2023. The park will remain open to the public during this time.

A grand opening celebration will be scheduled for fall 2023. More information will be posted when available.

Aerial photo of the site for Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park.

Site for Kozy Kamp Neighborhood Park.

Mailers

Fence installation September 2023 (PDF)
May 2022 Heads Up (PDF)
February 2020 Heads Up (PDF)

Questions

Lynde Wallick, park planner
Clark County Public Works
Lynde.wallick@clark.wa.gov
564.397.5882

Location

17410 NE 29TH AVE
Ridgefield, WA 98642
United States

Location

17410 NE 29TH AVE
Ridgefield, WA 98642
United States

Amenities
Benches
Picnic Tables
Play Equipment
Trails
Neighborhood
Four Creeks