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  • Regional Park Reserves & Ecological Conservancy Areas
    Metro Vancouver's regional parks system includes three regional park reserves (Blaney Bog, Widgeon Marsh and Fraser Islands) and two ecological conservancy areas (Burns Bog and Codd Wetland). A reserve is a regional park that is not yet open to the public. The priority for the ecological conservation areas is ecological protection, not public use.
  • Plans & Reports
    ​The Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Plan as well as individual park management plans.
  • Projects & Initiatives
    ​Recently completed and ongoing projects and initiatives.
  • Regional Parks Bylaws & Policies
    ​See the bylaws and policies that govern the use of your regional parks.
  • Natural Resource Management
    ​Metro Vancouver's goal is to conserve ecosystem health to ensure long-term resiliency. Regional parks play an important role in conserving natural processes, and also sustaining diverse biological communities and habitat. Our goal is to accommodate public use of parkland within the limits of acceptable impact to the ecosystems.

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  • Public Programming Strategy
    A public programming strategy is being developed to guide the renewal and development of regional parks programs and events.
  • Regional Park Partnership Program

    ​The Park Partnership Program is a way for Metro Vancouver to work with community volunteers to promote and protect the system of regional parks.

  • Widgeon Marsh Regional Park: Design Stage
    Widgeon Marsh Regional Park is a beautiful place filled with wetlands (e.g. marshes, bogs), forests and sweeping mountain views. Although it’s not currently open to the public, the park has a recently approved management plan that provides a framework to design the park.
  • Campbell Valley Regional Park Ecological Enhancement Project
    ​​​An ecological enhancement project, on the Perimeter Trail from 16th Avenue to 20th Avenue near 200th Street, started July 2015 and will contine over the next few years. A 2.7 hectare setion of parkland, formerly hayfields and rental residences, will be made into wetland and pollinator meadow habitat.
  • Crippen Regional Park’s Davies Orchard Revitalization Project
    A project is underway to improve the Davies Orchard site and existing buildings. The concept plan includes elements that will better connect the Davies Orchard area to other parks of Crippen Regional Park including the Davies Creek area. It will also introduce new amenities and features to the area.
  • Campbell Valley Regional Park – Management Plan Update
    ​Metro Vancouver is updating the Management Plan for Campbell Valley Regional Park. The update will guide decision making at Campbell Valley for the next twenty years.
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