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The Good Life:
Southwest Washington is a Retiree's Paradise

Welcome to
America's Vancouver/Clark County!

Whether you are visiting America’s Vancouver, retiring or relocating your household or business, the Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce can help you locate attractions and points of interest, find a realtor, choose a moving company or help answer general questions about the area.

We sell relocation & corporate recruitment packets, maps and more. Click here for details. For information about retiring in Southwest Washington, Click here.

The Chamber offers:

• Relocation packets
• Demographic information
• Clark County school information
• Member real estate agents and relocation experts
• Business relocation information and assistance
• Community Maps
• Tourism information of interest to visitors, including hotel & lodging, tours, and information about what to do and see while you’re visiting America’s Vancouver.
• Published Annually, Images of Vancouver is our lifestyle & relocation magazine and a great way to get to know the area inside and out.

Please contact the Chamber from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday—Friday at 360-694-2588 or stop by our office at 1101 Broadway, Suite 100 in downtown Vancouver for more information.

Additional Visitor & Relocation information for the region is available through the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau: http://www.southwestwashington.com

About the Region
Welcome to the Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area located in southwest Washington along the North Bank of the Columbia River in and around Vancouver , Washington , USA .
What makes the North Bank a great place to live, work, shop and play? It all boils down to quality of life.

Even explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, who traversed the area as they made their way to the Pacific Ocean in 1805-1806, knew a great place to call home when they saw it. In his journal in 1806, Lewis noted, "indeed the only desirable situation for a settlement which I have seen on the West side of the Rocky Mountains ."

Vancouver became the first non-native settlement in the Pacific Northwest when, Nineteen years after Lewis and Clark 's journey, the Hudson 's Bay Company established Fort Vancouver , now operated by the U.S. Park Service.

The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce is proud to have served visitors to the region since 1890. Please call on us if you need additional relocation information, area demographics or are interested in joining the Chamber.