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Dog park to reopen in Washougal Jan. 2

Contract allows for usage until April 28, 2017

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The Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area in Washougal, which closed at the end of October, will reopen temporarily for approximately four months beginning Jan. 2. The 6.4-acre open space area, outfitted with trails and benches, is located next to Bi-Mart, 3003 Addy St.

Dog owners who have driven outside the Camas-Washougal area to take their canines to off-leash areas in Vancouver and elsewhere in Clark County could be relieved to know a local dog park will reopen soon, albeit temporarily.

Dog Owners Group for Park Access in Washington has negotiated with East Village Investors LLC, to reopen the Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area from Monday, Jan. 2, until Friday, April 28.

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