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Off-leash Washougal dog park closes April 28

Volunteers needed to help dismantle popular park over May 6-7 weekend

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The Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area, in Washougal, will close Friday, April 28. The field, west of Bi-Mart at 3003 Addy St., has been used as a park for licensed dogs since November 2009. The landowner, East Village Investors LLC, is marketing the 15.97-acre property, including the 6.4-acre park, as a site for higher density housing and retail. (Post-Record file photo)

The Donald and Angeline Stevenson off-leash dog park in Washougal will close Friday, April 28.

The field, west of Bi-Mart at 3003 Addy St., has been used as a park for licensed dogs since November of 2009.

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