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1. Pacific Spirit Regional Park - University Endowment Lands
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Address: 5495 Chancellor Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6T 1E4, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-224-5739
Business type: Park
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The forests, creeks, beaches, cliffs and bog of this regional park provide habitat to a wide variety of plants and animals in the heart of Canada’s third largest urban area. The park’s trails are also a great place for Metro Vancouver residents to get out and connect with that amazing nature.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park has more than 55 km of walking/hiking trails. Use the park map to create your own route, taking in highlights such as Camosun Bog, the big trees along Sword Fern Trail or the ocean views available on Admiralty Trail in the northern part of the park.
Dogs must be under control at all times. There are leash-required and leash-optional trails in this regional park. Check signs for details. Please scoop your dog’s poop and dispose of it properly.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park sees an average of 360,000 dog visits per year. Help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all park visitors and protect sensitive park habitat and wildlife by working with your dog(s) on the following.
Keep dogs under control: maximum 10 metres from owner, come when called, don't bother others
Leash up the first 50 metres from park entrances and remember to pick up your dog's poop
Maximum 3 dogs per handler -- one leash and collar per dog
More than 3 dogs? Apply for a permit at the Area Office.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park is accessible by transit along Chancellor Blvd, University Blvd, 16th Ave. and SW Marine Dr. More info
A picnic area is located at Acadia Beach on the north side of the park.
Natural, undeveloped rock and cobble beaches extend along the foreshore. Beach access trails are steep and can be challenging (except for Acadia Beach). The beach is clothing-optional (except for Acadia Beach). Toilets are at Trail 6 and Acadia Beach.
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Pacific Spirit Regional Park contains a wide variety of recreational and educational opportunities including ocean beaches, upland temperate rain forest and the Fraser River estuary.
The BC Mobility Opportunities Society provides trail access for people with disabilities.
Natural, undeveloped rock and cobble beaches extend along the foreshore. The beach, except for Acadia Beach, is clothing optional. Swim at your own risk. No lifeguards are on duty.
Drinking water is available at the Park Centre located on 16th Ave., 400 m west of Blanca St.
Toilets can be found at a number of locations in the park. Please consult the park map for details.
The washrooms and parking at the Park Centre on 16th Ave. are wheelchair-accessible. Other accessible facilities include the pit toilet at the Clinton Meadow picnic area (at 33rd and Camosun). Camosun Bog boardwalk trails are also accessible, however there is no designated accessible parking at 21st Ave. and Crown St.
Heron Trail is 1.2 km long, 1.5 m wide at minimum with minimal slopes. The trail surface is semi-firm (packed gravel).
Imperial Trail is 1.8 km long, minimum 3 m wide, with up to a 20% grade change. The trail surface is semi-firm (packed gravel).
Cleveland Trail is 1.2 km long, minimum 1 m wide, semi-firm gravel surface with minimal slopes north of W. 16th Street. There is up to a 25% slope south of 16th Street.
Two electric vehicle charging stations are available in the parking lot on 16th Avenue (about 400 m west of Blanca Street). Charging is free. There is a two-hour time limit.
The calendar fills quickly so please plan to register two months in advance of your preferred date. Book online or call 604-432-6359 for more information.
Pacific Spirit Park Society is actively involved in this regional park. For information or to get involved visit their website. You can also visit Metro Vancouver Regional Parks' Volunteering Opportunities webpage.
Due to damage to a culvert, Southwest Marine Trail is temporarily closed to horses between the Camosun St. entrance and Clinton Trail. Equestrians can detour using the St. George's Trail entrance on Camosun St.
The forests, creeks, beaches, cliffs and bog of this regional park provide habitat to a wide variety of plants and animals in the heart of Canada’s third largest urban area. The park’s trails are also a great place for Metro Vancouver residents to get out and connect with that amazing nature.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park has more than 55 km of walking/hiking trails. Use the park map to create your own route, taking in highlights such as Camosun Bog, the big trees along Sword Fern Trail or the ocean views available on Admiralty Trail in the northern part of the park.
Dogs must be under control at all times. There are leash-required and leash-optional trails in this regional park. Check signs for details. Please scoop your dog’s poop and dispose of it properly.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park sees an average of 360,000 dog visits per year. Help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all park visitors and protect sensitive park habitat and wildlife by working with your dog(s) on the following.
Keep dogs under control: maximum 10 metres from owner, come when called, don't bother others
Leash up the first 50 metres from park entrances and remember to pick up your dog's poop
Maximum 3 dogs per handler -- one leash and collar per dog
More than 3 dogs? Apply for a permit at the Area Office.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park is accessible by transit along Chancellor Blvd, University Blvd, 16th Ave. and SW Marine Dr. More info
A picnic area is located at Acadia Beach on the north side of the park.
Natural, undeveloped rock and cobble beaches extend along the foreshore. Beach access trails are steep and can be challenging (except for Acadia Beach). The beach is clothing-optional (except for Acadia Beach). Toilets are at Trail 6 and Acadia Beach.
Prepare for your visit to a regional park before you leave home. more...
Pacific Spirit Regional Park contains a wide variety of recreational and educational opportunities including ocean beaches, upland temperate rain forest and the Fraser River estuary.
The BC Mobility Opportunities Society provides trail access for people with disabilities.
Natural, undeveloped rock and cobble beaches extend along the foreshore. The beach, except for Acadia Beach, is clothing optional. Swim at your own risk. No lifeguards are on duty.
Drinking water is available at the Park Centre located on 16th Ave., 400 m west of Blanca St.
Toilets can be found at a number of locations in the park. Please consult the park map for details.
The washrooms and parking at the Park Centre on 16th Ave. are wheelchair-accessible. Other accessible facilities include the pit toilet at the Clinton Meadow picnic area (at 33rd and Camosun). Camosun Bog boardwalk trails are also accessible, however there is no designated accessible parking at 21st Ave. and Crown St.
Heron Trail is 1.2 km long, 1.5 m wide at minimum with minimal slopes. The trail surface is semi-firm (packed gravel).
Imperial Trail is 1.8 km long, minimum 3 m wide, with up to a 20% grade change. The trail surface is semi-firm (packed gravel).
Cleveland Trail is 1.2 km long, minimum 1 m wide, semi-firm gravel surface with minimal slopes north of W. 16th Street. There is up to a 25% slope south of 16th Street.
Two electric vehicle charging stations are available in the parking lot on 16th Avenue (about 400 m west of Blanca Street). Charging is free. There is a two-hour time limit.
The calendar fills quickly so please plan to register two months in advance of your preferred date. Book online or call 604-432-6359 for more information.
Pacific Spirit Park Society is actively involved in this regional park. For information or to get involved visit their website. You can also visit Metro Vancouver Regional Parks' Volunteering Opportunities webpage.
Due to damage to a culvert, Southwest Marine Trail is temporarily closed to horses between the Camosun St. entrance and Clinton Trail. Equestrians can detour using the St. George's Trail entrance on Camosun St.
Xin Chen: A famous hiking park in Vancouver, the forest is still in its original state, and it is a natural park that is very popular with Vancouverites
Anita Huang: 森林公園空氣好，樹林多休闲散步好地方。
Daniel Middler: Don't stare at the trail while walking...? Look up at all the trees makes for a relaxing walk!!!
Joseph Chang: Nice forest. Trails leading to the beach. Nice walks. Dog heaven too.
WILLIAM REN: 10K run in the trail ! Sunshine day!
Patricia Lafontaine: Beautiful spacious park with many trails, few people. Definitely doesn't feel like you are in the city!
Hassan Mk: Amazing place 😍😍😍Highly recommend this place to go for date 😃😊Even you may bring your barbecue to have lunch or dinner 😊
T Richmond: Beautiful place to be away from the city.
Michelle: My favourite forest walk. Lots of off leash trails for dogs and lots of trails for cyclists.
Jia Yun: Relatively easy hike and quiet on a weekday. Love the tranquil of the the forest and also the adorable friendly off leash dogs that I saw at certain parts of the trails where dogs are allowed to go off leash! For those who are afraid of dogs, do take note.
Cinematic Street: Pacific Spirit Park is as beautiful as it is big. I only explored a small part of it on the northwest corner, near UBC Wesbrook Village. The condos beside the park, on Bennington Road, are 20 stories high (I helped build them) and they are just a little taller than the trees. Those trees are huge, to say the least.There are miles of trails if you really want to do some serious walking. I walked down the Douglas Fir Trail and then came back on the Sword Fern Trail. It was a really nice day for a walk, with lots of sunshine. But it was also a Saturday and the trails were busy, so keep that in mind.Some trails are walking only, which is very nice, because then you don’t have to deal with all the bikes and other wheeled devices. However, one thing you can’t avoid is the small army of dogs which seem to outnumber the people at times. Most of the dogs are off-leash so be prepared for a lot of dog encounters.I got jumped on by a very excited dog and was thoroughly sniffed and slobbered on, but I didn’t get bitten. Which is a good start to any canine relationship, and most human ones too. I actually thought the dog was happy to see me and I was feeling pretty good about myself until the owner said the dog was just looking for treats. That was humbling because I got rejected by a dog and now I have muddy paw prints on my jacket to remind me that I’m a loser. It was a “Curb Your Enthusiasm” moment.Overall the Pacific Spirit Park experience was positive and I think everyone should check it out. If you’re into photography then you should definitely check it out because there’s a lot to see. It’s really nice to have green spaces like this in the city and we need more. They’re good for your physical and mental health, and good for the planet as well.Dog-friendliness: Dogs everywhere.
Jennifer Chu: Love that this regional park is in my own back yard. The only concern would be for dog lovers bringing their dogs to run unleashed. Be careful of the excess of cyclists as they seem to take more demand over the trails
Yogendra Godbole: Amazing park with great easy trails! Unfortunately folks don't follow leash rules so be careful with big dogs. Fairly busy during weekends and unsafe during the dark - so go with some company/ big group.
Olga Yermolenko: Pacific Spirit Regional Park is a true gem of the Canadian landscape. Located in the heart of Vancouver, this expansive park offers a stunning natural oasis that's perfect for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.From the moment you step foot in Pacific Spirit Regional Park, you'll be surrounded by lush forests, tranquil streams, and a diverse array of wildlife. The park's many trails offer endless opportunities for hiking, running, and exploring, with routes that wind through the forest and along the coast.Pacific Spirit Regional Park is an absolute must-see. With its pristine natural beauty, incredible hiking trails, and commitment to conservation, this park is truly one of Canada's greatest treasures.
ken Hong: The air is fresh and natural, and the forest is beautiful!
Punit Kumar Jha: Very beautiful trails right in the city!
Sandra Gutierrez Montoya: Este parque es increíble para sumergirse en el bosque, tiene algunos riachuelos que corren dentro del parque lo que lo hace realmente una experiencia relajante. Las rutas están bien señaladas. Tiene blogs públicos en algunas zonas
Joyce F: One of my favourite haunts.
Connie Koo: Pacific Spirit Regional Park is a beautiful park to visit because of all the old growth forest. The most common tree I noticed was the Western Hemlock with some decaying redwoods in the center. I mostly went on the Hemlock and Salish trails and I found those trails to be easy snd straightforward. There's a sign posting at every form in the road and the trails are very clearly paved. There's even large garbage cans for dog waste at certain points of the park. The only con is that even if a trail requires leashes, dogs throughout this park don't wear leashes. The owners I've seen do manage to keep their dog from running up to other visitors.Dog-friendliness: This is a very dog friendly park, you can't go ten minutes without seeing a dog and their owner running or scrolling through the park.
Victoria Collins: Come here frequently. Very accessible and easy to navigate routes.
Clare Wang: So lovely and peaceful despite meeting alot of ppl/dogs, theres plenty of trail to spread out. Although some parts were quite icy given the snow storm a few says before so be aware!
2. Queen Elizabeth Park - Vancouver
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Address: 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2Z1, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
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Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s horticultural jewel, is a major draw for floral display enthusiasts and view-seekers, and as a popular backdrop for wedding photos. At 125 m above sea level, it’s the highest point in Vancouver and makes for spectacular views of the park, city, and mountains on the North Shore.
The 52-hectare park is home to the stunning Bloedel Conservatory. There is also a gorgeously landscaped quarry garden, the arboretum with its collection of exotic and native trees, sculptures including one by internationally renowned artist Henry Moore, and diverse recreational offerings such as tennis, lawn bowling and pitch & putt. The park is also the perfect setting for fine dining at Seasons in the Park, a picnic or stargazing!
Queen Elizabeth Park is in the geographical heart of Vancouver and only 15 minutes by public transit or car from the downtown.
Roam the Queen Elizabeth Park grounds, take in the amazing views, enjoy the sculptures or just smell the roses.
Enjoy pitch and putt, lawn bowling, tennis, roller hockey, basketball, or simply walking the dog.
The Bloedel Conservatory is an indoor tropical garden in Queen Elizabeth Park, atop the highest point of the city.
Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s horticultural jewel, is a major draw for floral display enthusiasts and view-seekers, and as a popular backdrop for wedding photos. At 125 m above sea level, it’s the highest point in Vancouver and makes for spectacular views of the park, city, and mountains on the North Shore.
The 52-hectare park is home to the stunning Bloedel Conservatory. There is also a gorgeously landscaped quarry garden, the arboretum with its collection of exotic and native trees, sculptures including one by internationally renowned artist Henry Moore, and diverse recreational offerings such as tennis, lawn bowling and pitch & putt. The park is also the perfect setting for fine dining at Seasons in the Park, a picnic or stargazing!
Queen Elizabeth Park is in the geographical heart of Vancouver and only 15 minutes by public transit or car from the downtown.
Roam the Queen Elizabeth Park grounds, take in the amazing views, enjoy the sculptures or just smell the roses.
Enjoy pitch and putt, lawn bowling, tennis, roller hockey, basketball, or simply walking the dog.
The Bloedel Conservatory is an indoor tropical garden in Queen Elizabeth Park, atop the highest point of the city.
Duk Jin Hong: Fantastic viewings and walkside
Evaristo Urzua: This is where the BMO half starts. Beautiful place in a nice neighborhood. If you want to take a strand, this would be it.
D L: Many places to sit and avoid people
Brent Contois: Pay parking, $4 a hour. Great city views.
Nigel Kellett: Great views but trees get in the way.
Dr Vijay Wairagade: Nice park to visit
강준호: 아주좋아요
Rk B: A most visit park.
Joyce Daw: Beautiful setting, not as spectacular as it often is(was between seasonal plantings).
LYFE Design Studio: Stunning park
賴潔音: 簡單樸實散步的好去處。
Solomon Xie: Easy to walk through
j langill: Best view in Vancouver and it's free. The gardens are excellent. Beautiful walking paths
Dalia Shehyn: Beautiful park to start a half marathon. BMO.
Ruth Teeninga: A lovely park with great views of the mountains, and city. Lots of pretty flower beds
Clara Walfaire: Beautiful place for a walk. The view is stunning!Restrooms: Could use some cleaning, but overall okay for a park
Naman Nayyar: Beautiful for sunset and walks. You can take your dog out. Play tennis or Badminton. Beautiful place to enjoy the sunset with a cup of coffee
Neil Sup: Restrooms: Don't expect too much from free public restroom.
Alison Cid: Super hermoso
Parneet Kahlon: A quaint place right in the middle of the city… a good place for fresh air.
ajay kohli: worth a visit!
3. John Hendry Park (Trout Lake Park) - Vancouver
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Address: 3300 Victoria Dr, Vancouver, BC V5N 4M4, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
OYEWALE OYELAKIN: Cool
Lavanya Selvaraj: Lake is not well maintained now. Need consideration. Community centre✋️
Stephanie Morgan: Great place to bring the dog!! Man made lake has been toxic for years, city won’t fix it so be careful.
Jim Cooke: Great park for a picnic.
Doug: Every day I have to skip this park, lake area and surroundinga, including tennis courts due to heavy drinking and heavy smoking at all hours specially at night. Also Wednesday nights is a disgusting and disgraceful mess, smokers of pot and cigarettes everywhere. I live a couple houses up hull st and I could not sleep, had to shut all the windows in this heat/warm nights to prevent the stink of second hand smoking and pot coming into our homes. I have asthma and my next door neighbour has copd we are non smokers so we find this horrible cloud of second hand smoke unacceptable, unbearable and disappointing that troutlake (park board) is not supervising for heavy partiera, loud drinkers, heavy smokers everywhere. the smoke is sent to the undeserving surrounding houses in the neighbourhood.Also where are your cleaners this morning???cigarette butts everywhere and alcoholic empty containers all over, specially surrounding the tennis courts, are you going to clean that mess up????? It is all still there now almost noon.how disgusting, I will be writing a complaint letter to my MP AND CITY HALL.
Jen: Great park to hang out, visit the farmers market, play sports in the field, kids playgrounds, facilities etc.I would not swim in the water though. Last year my dog got crazy inflamed pink eye in both eyes after swimming in there.
Joel Schat: Great spot, come here almost everyday. Don't let your doggo's swim in the water though!
Anthea Williams: Awesome Powwow spot, beautiful facilities, welcoming staff
Saadiq Daya: Really nice park, little beach, lots of playgrounds and loads of open Space
Derrick Zabotel: Beauteous place and gathering there. Alot of nice people
Maria Garcha: This park is well used and much loved by locals. There are gravel paths around the lake, a playground, an off leash dog area, picnic tables, public washrooms, baseball Diamond, grass fields. From April to September there’s a farmer’s market on Saturdays at the north end of the park. There’s a community centre with ice rink on site
shaan khan: Good place for kids. Plenty of space.Cons:Too much crowded.Only found street parking and it was bit difficultPlayground: Playground is goodRestrooms: CleanPicnic area: There are plenty of picnic areas
Janet Robertson: Large park with a small lake, kids playground, baseball diamond, community centre...and lots of space for outdoor family picnics...some parking is available but there is street parking..
Manisha Yadav: Trout lake is a beauty. The trail is amazing, park is beautiful and big for kids to play and have seen events happening too.There is a spot which gives the feel of the beach ⛱️There are washrooms aswell but strange they were locked 🔒. Wish they don't keep them locked and people can access them. As it's a little far and when we plan to spend some good time. It's a necessity to have a washroom around. 🚻Playground: Huge playground, shaded and unshaded bothRestrooms: They have clean restrooms but were locked last 2 times I have been there. And because of that we had to rush back home.Dog-friendliness: There is massive area for dogs to run, play and enjoy.Picnic area: Massive area which can be used as a picnic spot under the big trees and and besides.
Jason J Richardson: Huge park, good people around just run down.
Google User (M. B.): Great place for ethnic/cultural bbqs and gatherings. Pond is great to skate on when it get's really cold during the winter.
Travel Anna: I like this park, nice wiev of the mountains
Saurabh Prashar: Nice park
stephen milton: Beautiful park, large and with great views.
Inge Mueller-Langer: This park is a Vancouver gem but has been so neglected by the past Park Boards that the park is in serious decline. The lake has been abandoned (was a treasured swimming hole for decades, now unusable), overrun by geese, dock in bad repair for years, now behind “do not cross” yellow tape. East van families have been forgotten, the beach no longer a beautiful way to spend a summer afternoon on a budget. Shameful what has happened to a once gorgeous park.
サケ子紅: Love this placeVery good for kids and dogs
4. Stanley Park - Vancouver
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Address: Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 9:00 AM
Telephone: +1 604-681-6728
Business type: Park
5. Charleson Park - Vancouver
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Address: 999 Charleson Street, Vancouver, BC V5Z 4A2, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
Kieran Fanning: Favourite park in the city — wish there was a washroom
Ria Kumar: Beautiful area.. a great place to walk and bike surrounded by nature
Cole Molag: Nice play ground. Crows are mfers…. They can lift more than there own body weight.
Jess Shay: Beautiful park by the water. Gorgeous view of the city. Playground had lots to do, Including a big slide and trampoline. Clean. Bathrooms near by. Dog park near by as well.
B Atti: Great place to relax in the city
Richard Z: No washroom close by.
Pea Cea: My favorite walk in Vancouver!
Danny Chak: Right next to the False Creek. Nice playground with many rides, pirate ship, monkey bars, long slides, trampoline, swings and many more. Soft rubber mat cover for the whole playground for safety. Walking distance to Granville Island which has many variety of food for lunch or snacks. A fenced and semi fenced dog park nearby. A bike pump is also 5 minutes away. Great location to walk the dog and family any day of the week.
Anson Li: Big slide, pirate ship, swings, etc. This park has it all. Only issue is the parking if you don't live nearby.
Angelo Chiu: Great view of Downtown and some mountains.
Cristina Moreno H: Beautiful green spot in the between Mount Pleasant and Granville island with great views to the city, large dog off leash and games area for kids. Has a forest like feeling in some areas, great to unwind and sit with lovely city views
Alexander Hobrough: Needs a potty
Aseem Sharma: Beautiful park by the water in Olympic Village, great for Dog walking or taking a stroll.
Jacob Gerhardt: Fantastic view of the water and skyline. Off-leash dog park and rocky lagoons. Plenty of footpaths and bicycle lanes to take you to other destinations.
Zach W (Awesome Cheese): Love dog park.
Crystal Mount Tannehill: Playground: Nice playground with a pirate boat! Trampolines. Good amount of swings. Long slide. Fun!Dog-friendliness: Dog park adjacent.Picnic area: Big grass field.
Cate Curry: This park is beautiful, and is on the seawall east of Granville Island.Lots of green space, a pond and a secret waterfall area (just a bit south of the pond, through some trees and up a small hill).Worth spending some time here, relaxing.If you need some coffee, sometimes a mobile coffee cart stops by on the seawall.
Matt Stonkus: Such a nice dog park with some cool hidden spots.Playground: Haven't personally used it but it looks coolDog-friendliness: Great areas for dogs to play, with a cool water feature
Bogdan Burlacu: Nice place for kids.
Rj: nice views of the skyline and mountains
Joanne Cheung: Anyone knows why the water in the pond is all dried up?
6. Vanier Park - Vancouver
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Address: 1000 Chestnut St, Vancouver, BC V6J 3J9, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
JW1A: excellent water view under backdrop of downtown skyline n Burrard Bridge. that is where Vancouver museum and Maritime museum is and a small observatory with a weekend event setting up astronomical telescope for public to watch the sunspots.Dog-friendliness: take your🐕 dogs run around, swim in the beach.
Alvin Johnston: Nice little park nestled next to a peacefully little beach and the seawall
Elena Tolkacheva: Playground: No playground!Restrooms: No restrooms! Only closer to kits beachDog-friendliness: On leash area
Kris King: Cute little park inside the museum. Head downstairs by the bathrooms for the entrance.
Su Lin Chen: Beautiful!
Farhad Rahgozar: I like it , it's an amazing park in Kitzilano
Magdalena: Very nice park close by the museum of Vancouver
Wang Yiru: My favorite park in VancouverGorgeous!
Rue “Peanutbutter&Jam”: Great place to walk with your family.
The Simmering Pot: Parking lot was a bit complicated, but it was a nice spot for taking the dog for a walk right along the water!
Ruban Rebalkin: Playground: PlayfulRestrooms: FlushablePicnic area: Picnic-y
Arian raw: Beautiful piece of art , creating amazing vision
Wong Man Pan: Relaxing place in the city
Pandora Young: Quiet and beautiful place to be!
Eddie C: Yep! Nice park! :)
Juan De Dios Ortiz Buenrostro: Bonito y representativo
Marian S: Wonderful view of Vancouver skyline.
Rafael Calvete: Bonito lugar junto a la bahía de Vancouver con esculturas y barcos de vela clásicos que merecen la pena.
Rossana Llenado: Super nice! Peaceful, wide open, clean. My kids 27, 22, and 20 years old loved it.
Jonathan Bridges: So nice.
Ben Olivier: Beautiful views of the inlet and downtown. Peaceful place to walk along the water and very close to several museums and Shakespeare in the park.Dog-friendliness: Dogs need to be under control and are not allowed to chase the wildlife. Not a dog park although there is a dog beach close by.
7. Ceperley Park Playground - Vancouver
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Address: 8701 Stanley Park Dr, Vancouver, BC V6G 3E2, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
Benjamin Bahmann: Ceperley Park Playground is a nice Playground in Ceperley Park next to the Second Beach and the Air India Memorial.
Ne A: This park is amazing!!! Wow!
黃俊傑: Good socks
Jahan Khaista: Nice
anvesh reddy: Great parks beautiful locations
richy lau: very good playground to enjoying with your kids. also have a nice roof top picnic area.
Kayleigh: Great playground beside the ocean. Bring your sand toys and a ball to play in the field. Stroller accessible.
J B: Great playground for the kids with a large field, bike paths, beach and even pool nearby. My son loves it here and it’s a quiet and beautiful spot near the city.
Firoz Ozman: Kids loved it!
Tobias S. (Tojo): Perfecter spielplatz in Vancouver
Acacia: had lots of kids.
Umesh Jindal: Fun place for every age.
reda reda: Amazing
Rendell Roberts: Great little spot
Hamid Kazemi: One of the best place in Downtown Vancouver to spend time with your family, located near second beach and close by second beach's swimming pool.
Julie Bond: Fab, lots of kids.
A Frewan: Amazing Park
J: One of the best on BC. I would avoid to go during the weekends with good weather due to non covid friendly environment. Especially avoid 3rd beach.
Abbas Alazzawi: Goooooood but
Kirsten Chelsea: Popular spot, parking nearby,big field, 2 playgrounds, Access to food vendors and bathrooms, perfect spot for a hot day that's child friendly. Took a star off because there's a lot of goose feces everywhere other than that nice place to hang out or take a break from walking the seawall 🙂
8. Harbour Green Park - Vancouver
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Address: 1199 W Cordova St, Vancouver, BC V6C 3P9, Canada
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
Grace Chan: Wonderful place
Tony: This park is part of the Coal Harbour walkway. It is a beautiful place to go for a stroll or ride your bike. The view around is beautiful!
xYuzyx: Doesn’t get too packed. Nice water area for the kids.
Zachary Baldwin: Very lovely place to visit with a date!
W R: Easy to find shade; great views and not as busy as English Bay
Neonjun New: 방문할때마다 느끼지만, 하늘은 나를 품고, 나는 하늘을 담는다.
Nicholas: Great park for a stroll
sankalp gautam: If you are looking for a quiet place to sit and see the view of mountains and sea side together with water planes taking off and ships moving aroundThen this is a good place to goSunlight is lovely and its got benches and food outlets too🤞🏻
Amber O'Dell: Beautiful and peaceful spot to enjoy the view and people watch
Ron Kesle: Fantastic! Thank you!
David SMITH: Everything you want in a park
Tom Kile: Nice spot in downtown Vancouver
Denver Eddy: Beautiful space to soak in the vibes
Brijal Patel: Wonderful place with peace and ultimate nature connection and greener aswell.
Bruce S.: Great place to enjoy the view 🍃
Ryan Desjarlais (waldo): Great place to chill out and get stoned 😉
jobert: Awesome park to hang out at.
Sajedur Rahman: Beautiful park with trees, green grass, orienting the park goers to harmony with nature, being associated to Harbour wide expanse of water, watercrafts & far away mountains- an amazing & overwhelming view creating an ambience of tranquility & relaxation.
Anuj pharasi: Beautiful place for a walk and much more.
Chantel Wilson: Went for a night stroll and oh my gosh it was so great! Went with my husband and we enjoyed the view of the city lights and how they sparkled on the water. Definitely a great place for a small date
Stephane Faucher: Awesome
9. The Duck Pond - Vancouver
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4.9
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Address: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Business type: Nature preserve
Kenneth Lai: Beautiful spot for duck watching.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Sabrina Chang: The pond looks beautiful with the blue sky. There were kids playing with the ducks, but not noisy at all.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More
Stan Larose: Excellent selection of Widgeons and mallards
Pol Le Tue: Ducks
Peter Huang (Peter): Visited on WeekendMore
Tyler Black: I mean, if what you're looking for is a nice, relaxing place to sit, and see a beautiful sight, with the occasional quack, this place ... Fits.. the..... Bill :)
Rahul B: Beautiful small pond with Ducks and Turtle !Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Spencer Hawkswell: Came for the ducks, stayed for the ducks, great ducks.
Min Phang: A small but very popular pond within the boundaries of Queen Elizabeth Park that is very popular not just for the park visitors, but also for the number of ducks there. The surrounding flowering cherry and magnolia trees a beautiful and clears and even more attractive nature surrounding for this water feature. Right by the pawn is the commemorative princess Elizabeth oak tree.
Ally W: Lots of ducks and geese. One very cute white duck. A must see at the park.
Jessica H: Very nice selection of ducks
Dylan Beese: Duck
Daven Mapson: My favorite is the little white one
Kostyantyn Pasokhin: A lot of different ducks, including whites. But water is a bit dirty.
Firoz Ozman: Pond dried up due to heat killing the fishes.
Mary Datan: Lots of space
C K: Calm, beautiful oasis in the park. Nature up close. Worth a short walk and rest on the grass or bench to enjoy the moment.
Hoot Lord: nice spot
Allen Hsieh: Found this little guy in the wrong group 🤣
Cezary Kowalik: A lovely pond with a few dozen mallards and the occasional northern pintail or American wigeon. There is paid street parking and trails that continue into Queen Elizabeth park. There is also a large field behind the pond with a few trees offering shade for picnics.
10. Creekside Park - Vancouver
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4.5
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Address: 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 3Z7, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
Henry Chen: Nice park with amazing view! Love the playground, so neat and fun! Zip line is the best fun activity I’ve seen in a playground!
Tony Kwon: Over all a good place to go for a walk . But lately it's getting a bit messy with garbage left behind..
Allan T: Beautiful on a summer day
Alaleh Black: Fun little park for the kiddies. Nice view.
Marcos Dominguez: Nice place!!
Paige Siara: A fairly beautiful park by the Science World. There are paths for pedestrians and cyclists.
Benjamin Bahmann: Nice Park Next to the Science Centre in Vancouver.
J_ preet.2000: very good environment as well as peacefull.Picnic area: more space available for picnic nobody gonna disturb u.
manas roy: Creekside Park in Vancouver, BC, is a lovely green space near the water. This park is perfect for spending time outdoors with family and friends. There are walking and biking paths that let you enjoy the beautiful views of the city skyline and mountains.The playground is a hit with kids, offering fun equipment for them to play on. There are also open spaces for picnics, sports, or just relaxing on the grass. The park is dog-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along too.Creekside Park is a peaceful spot to escape the busy city life. With its stunning views and calming atmosphere, it's a great place to unwind and spend some quality time with nature.
Pineapple Puppy: Very nice park it was funny that day so many kids for my kid to play with. Very amazing and good seatingPlayground: Beautiful structure slide but kids got a little bit pushy on it
Dani MC: Great park
Grace Gulati: Beautiful park. No bathrooms.
Jumana AR: Fun park with a kids playground right beside science world
Ling Rose: 打卡拍摄的好地方
Karmel A: Playground: Awesome playground! Kids loved it and the view was awesome. Lots of seatings as well
Lavanya Selvaraj: Slides, rope slide etc.. nice playground for kids. Little crowded all the time as it is near to science world and busy place. Adults an enjoy the water sceneries. If you are hungry McDonald is near by. Main street skytrain, costco and international village is nearby as well! But there should me enough space for the adults to watch the kids. Overall a good one!
G T: Love this place next to Science World. Sadly no more free parking much like the rest of Vancouver but great for walking & cycling in the summer.
Chris Zazueta: Un lugar muy hermoso para pasear o hacer deportes.
Janjan: It's my new 'hood and I love it!
11. Mount Pleasant Park - Vancouver
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4.5
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Address: 3161 Ontario St, Vancouver, BC V5T 2Z1, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
12. Whytecliff Park | West Vancouver - West Vancouver
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4.7
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Address: 7102 Marine Dr, West Vancouver, BC V7W 2T3, Canada
Schedule: Open until 9:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-925-7275
Business type: Park
13. Fraser River Park - Vancouver
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4.5
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Address: 8705 Angus Dr, Vancouver, BC V6P 6G2, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
14. David Lam Park - Vancouver
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4.6
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Address: 1300 Pacific Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2Y1, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
15. George Wainborn Park - Vancouver
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4.6
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Address: 450 Beach Crescent, Vancouver, BC V6Z 3G1, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
16. Morton Park - Vancouver
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4.7
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Address: 1800 Morton Ave, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
17. Lighthouse Park | West Vancouver - West Vancouver
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4.7
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Address: 4902 Beacon Ln, West Vancouver, BC V7W 1K5, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-925-7275
Business type: Park
18. Riverfront Park - Richmond
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4.4
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Address: 2750 East Kent Ave S, Vancouver, BC V5S 4V7, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
Business type: Park
19. Coal Harbour Park - Vancouver
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Address: 323 Jervis St, Vancouver, BC V6C 3P8, Canada
Schedule: Open until 10:00 PM
Telephone: +1 604-718-8222
Business type: Park
20. Sunset Beach Park - Vancouver
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Address: 1204 Beach Ave, Vancouver, BC V6E 1V3, Canada
Telephone: +1 604-873-7000
