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Pacific Spirit 
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Park Features at a glance
Drinking Water Seasonal Concession Stand Visitor Centre Swimming Beach Activities Transit Electric Vehicle Station 
Trail Information
Hiking / Walking 73 km  Horseback riding 50 km  Cycling 50 km 
Maps and Directions
 
Location Map

Park and Trail Map
Park Hours
In general, parks are open during daylight hours. For specific hours see PDF below.

Park Hours
Other Info

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.
For information, call 604-688-6464.

Dog Information
Dogs
Dogs must be under control at all times. There are leash-required and leash-optional trails in the park. Check signs for details. Please show courtesy to other park visitors by removing your dog’s poop.

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.
 
Canine Code of Conduct:
  • Stick to marked trails 
  • Leash up 10 metres from stream crossings 
  • Respect "leash-required" and "no-dog" trail designations 
  • Keep dogs under control: maximum 10 metres from owner, come when called, don't bother others 
  • Leash up when horses approach 
  • 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.
Electric VehicleElectric Vehicle Charging Station
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.
Concession
Accessibility
Accessibility
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.
 
Trails
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.

Other trails are accessible to users using specialized wheelchairs/equipment.
 
 
Park SafetyUsing the Park Safely:
Prepare for your visit to a regional park before you leave home. more...
Parks Field Trips

 School Field Trips Information

 Workshops & Community Group Field Trips Information

Fishing

Contact Us
The calendar fills quickly so please plan to register two months in advance of your preferred date. Book on-line or call 604-432-6359 for more information.

Park Partners
Pacific Spirit Park Society is actively involved in Pacific Spirit Regional Park. For more information or to get involved with this association, contact the Community Development Coordinator at the West Area Parks Office at 604-224-5739 or go to the Park Partnership Program website (external website).
For Information, Questions, or Comments
Metro Vancouver Regional Parks West Area Office: 604-224-5739
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Resources

 Documents
Fire Danger Rating Advisory
as of June 11, 2013
Current Rating: MODERATE
■ Campfires are permitted in designated areas with containment facilities (i.e. fire rings/pits), and only as local fire authorities allow
■ Briquette and propane barbeques and gas stoves are permitted in approved facilities under direct supervision - if you are using briquettes, PLEASE dispose of them carefully in provided receptacles
■ Report all forest fires to 911 and Parks staff
 
For more information call 604-432-6350.