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Force is a vector. We get force from time derivative of momentum and momentum is a vector because velocity is a vector which is time derivative of displacement which is again a vector. In simple words-force has both magnitude and direction and hence it is a vector quantity.
A vector is a physical quantity having a magnitude but no direction. For example, volume of an object, temperature of a point in space, and work done to accelerate a vehicle are all scalars, since none of them is characterized by a direction.