Vancouver

Burton Evergreen, Vancouver Neighborhood

Burton Evergreen presents a peaceful and serene environment with predominantly single detached homes built around 1993, offering a variety of housing sizes including spacious three-bedroom options. The neighborhood benefits from close proximity to both primary and secondary schools, accessible without difficulty. Residents have convenient access to several nearby restaurants, cafes, and a pharmacy providing essential goods. Parking availability is plentiful, making car travel straightforward throughout the area. Although public transportation is limited, a few bus lines serve the neighborhood with stops generally close by. The quiet, calm streets contribute significantly to the neighborhood's tranquil atmosphere and residential appeal.

Burton Evergreen is a wonderful neighborhood to buy a home in for those who prefer a slower-paced ambience. Burton Evergreen is great for those who enjoy quiet areas, as the streets are generally very peaceful.

Highlights of Burton Evergreen

Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special

🏟️ Evergreen High School and McKenzie Stadium

At 14300 NE 18th Street, Evergreen High School anchors the neighborhood’s eastern identity, with McKenzie Stadium hosting football, soccer, track, and community events. The campus also includes Evergreen School Park, a 10.5-acre open-space area beside NE 149th Court. Together, the school, stadium, and athletic grounds create one of Burton Evergreen’s most recognizable gathering places.

🏫 Burton Elementary School

Burton Elementary School, located at 3501 NE 28th Street, gives the neighborhood a strong family-oriented centerpiece. Serving younger students in the Evergreen Public Schools district, the campus is closely woven into surrounding residential streets and daily routines. Its presence helps define Burton Evergreen as a practical, established community rather than simply a collection of subdivisions.

🌳 Pacific Community Park

Just south of Burton Evergreen, Pacific Community Park provides a substantial nearby recreational resource with walking paths, playgrounds, sports areas, open lawns, and an interactive garden. Its wooded sections and varied activity spaces offer residents an easy place for casual walks, children’s play, and neighborhood outings. The park is especially valuable because Burton Evergreen itself has few traditional public parks.

🍽️ 162nd Avenue Shopping Plaza

The commercial center along NE 162nd Avenue functions as Burton Evergreen’s everyday convenience district. Residents can combine errands at Walgreens and nearby services with meals at Petra House Mediterranean Restaurant, McMenamins East Vancouver, or Champ Pizza. The concentration of dining, shopping, and personal services gives the neighborhood a useful local hub without requiring a trip toward downtown Vancouver.

🚴 Burnt Bridge Creek Trail Access

Burton Road connects the neighborhood to the Burnt Bridge Creek corridor and nearby trail system, including access toward Meadowbrook Marsh. The route follows a natural creek landscape rather than a conventional city grid, giving Burton Evergreen residents a nearby option for walking, jogging, and cycling. Its wetlands, vegetation, and quiet stretches add an unexpected dose of nature to the suburban setting.

Burton Evergreen

This October in Burton Evergreen

Things to do, events, and what's happening this month

October 3, 2026

Open House: East Vancouver Community Park Concepts

Vancouver Innovation Center • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM

This east Vancouver open house is especially convenient for Burton Evergreen residents and families who want to help shape a new 14-acre community park. Review early design concepts, share ideas with city staff, enjoy light refreshments, and learn how the future park could serve nearby neighborhoods.

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October 3, 2026

Old Apple Tree Festival

Old Apple Tree Park • 11:00 AM–3:00 PM

Vancouver’s annual Old Apple Tree Festival offers an easy, family-friendly outing near downtown, with live music, apple tastings, cider pressing, food, children’s activities, and local history. Residents can celebrate one of the region’s iconic trees while enjoying a relaxed fall afternoon along the Columbia River.

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October 17, 2026

Nature Days: (Not So) Scaries

Columbia Springs • 10:00 AM–1:00 PM

Columbia Springs is a short drive from east Vancouver and provides a low-cost way to enjoy autumn outdoors. This themed Nature Day includes volunteer-led activities, games, maps, and guided exploration focused on creatures that may seem scary but are important parts of local forests and waterways.

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October 17, 2026

Día de Muertos

Esther Short Park • 2:00 PM–8:00 PM

This free, all-ages celebration brings vibrant cultural programming to downtown Vancouver, including traditional dancing, live music, guest artists, catrinas, luminarias, and community ofrendas. It is a meaningful seasonal event for Burton Evergreen households seeking family activities that celebrate memory, heritage, and Latin American traditions.

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October 30, 2026

Family Spooktacular Dance

Firstenburg Community Center • 6:30 PM–8:30 PM

Families near Burton Evergreen can celebrate Halloween without traveling far at this costume-friendly evening dance in east Vancouver. DJ music, snacks, drinks, festive activities, and an all-ages atmosphere make it a practical option for parents looking for a structured, indoor Halloween event before the holiday weekend.

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From the Neighborhood

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Local characteristics and demographics for Burton Evergreen

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