The Marshall House, former home of George C.Marshall, author of the famous Marshall Plan, is open for tours and a videotape of Fort Vancouver and Officers' Row. The Clark County Historical Museum features an 1890's country store, a 1900 doctor's office, Indian artifacts and a railroad exhibit. Covington House, built in 1848, housed the region's first school and is one of the oldest log cabins in the state. Pearson Air Museum has an impressive collection of aerial artifacts including a completely restored Curtis Jenny, displays on Lindburgh's 1927 flight that landed in Vancouver and operating vintage aircraft. Vancouver Lake Park is popular with both wind surfers and fishermen and is an excellent site for picnicking or swimming.
Anglers can fish for trout, steelhead, sturgeon and shad.
Old Apple Tree Park, along the river, has an apple tree planted in 1826 which still bears fruit. Marine Park occupies the site of the old Kaiser Shipyard and has a three story riverside tower which offers a dramatic view of Portland and Vancouver.