Old Apple Tree Park
8.7 • Park
Park centers on a historic apple tree dating back to 1826, surrounded by grassy areas and a walking trail with benches and historical markers. Atmosphere feels quiet and reflective, inviting visitors to connect with local history and nature. Trail links to waterfront and nearby historic sites, offering gentle uphill walks and scenic views.
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"I learned the Old Apple Tree is a historical site, planted in 1826."
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Good to know
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You can get to the old apple tree by crossing the street at Who Song and Larry's.
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The park is mostly a grassy area with a walking trail connecting to the waterfront and Fort Vancouver.
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There are benches and places to sit and rest along the path.
Vancouver, Washington, United States
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