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The Park at University Village

2735 NE 134th St, Vancouver, WA 98686

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Shirley W

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Overall recommend

Mainly, the standout is the people I associate with here. All classes of people that step up when you need help. The willingness of staff to listen and be of assistance in finding a solution. No complaints about the food. The only complaint is that staff often run late in starting activities. I have no wish to live elsewhere.

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The Park at University Village

The Park at University Village is an independent senior living community designed to enrich the lifestyles of seniors as they age. The community replicates a small university campus, aiming to help residents embark on their lifelong learning journeys. Residents expand their knowledge through TED talks, lectures, poetry readings, higher education opportunities, and community involvement.

This classically designed community warmly welcomes residents to a space filled with vintage furnishings that inspire reminiscensce. Nearby, residents have quick access to medical facilities, restaurants, and a shopping center. Plus, residents can choose to experience the city’s culture by attending events at Clark County Fairgrounds or the local amphitheater.

At The Park at University Village, residents enjoy a full-service, maintenance-free lifestyle. The on-site staff works around the clock and caters to residents’ each and every need. Residents can also safely roam the premises as the gated community offers 24-hour safety personnel, monitored entrances, and video surveillance.

When it comes to dining, residents are in for a treat. Residents are offered a variety of delicious and nutritious options — keep it casual in the Victory Bistro, enjoy an intimate dinner at The Captain’s Table, or experience restaurant-style service at Monticello. Residents can also enjoy on-site amenities such as a...

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A Place for Mom has scored The Park at University Village with 8 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 1 review in the last 2 years. Over all time, The Park at University Village has 1 review with an average "overall experience" of 5 out of 5.

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Shirley W

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May 20, 2025

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Mainly, the standout is the people I associate with here. All classes of people that step up when you need help. The willingness of staff to listen and be of assistance in finding a solution. No complaints about the food. The only complaint is that staff often run late in starting activities. I have no wish to live elsewhere.

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