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Regional Parks
Metro Vancouver’s 22 regional parks protect diverse habitat and inspirational landscapes. From Crippen Regional Park on Bowen Island to Aldergrove Lake Regional Park in the Township of Langley and Abbotsford, each is a place for discovery and play in the outdoors! Get started
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Aldergrove Regional Park | | Langley | | Gentle trails thorugh rolling meadow, open field and mixed forest; visit Aldergrove Bowl, site of a reclaimed gravel pit. A great park for picnics, short day-hikes, biking and equestrian along the Rockn Horse Trail. On leash and leash optional opportunities for dogs.
Aldergrove Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Belcarra Regional Park | | Belcarra | | Situated at the entrance to Indian Arm, a glacially deepened fjord, this park features forests of cedar, hemlock and fir. Steep slopes and a heavily-indented shoreline make for spectacular scenery. Swimming is popular in Sasamat Lake.
Belcarra Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Boundary Bay Regional Park | | Delta | | Expanses of sand beach and mud flat in Boundary Bay. A great place for birding, cycling the Boundary Bay Dyke Trail or exploring the trails and foreshore at Centennial Beach.
Boundary Bay Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Brae Island Regional Park | | Langley | | Enjoy a full service campground; hike gentle day-use trails which meander thorugh forests of giant cottonwood along the banks of the Fraser River, adjacent to historic Fort Langley. Enjoy the campground.
Brae Island Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Burnaby Lake Regional Park | | Burnaby | | Burnaby Lake is the main feature of this park which is home to thousands of waterfowl and many mammals. Visit the nature house, take in an interpretive program, hike a trail or canoe the lake. Walk the Cottonwood Trail and experience part of the Central Valley Greenway.
Burnaby Lake Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Campbell Valley Regional Park | | Langley | | One of the oldest regional parks, Campbell Valley features 20 km of walking and hiking trails and 14 km of trails for horseback riding. Located in the Township of Langley it also offers limited cycling on trails, equestrian facilities, picnic sites, a dog off-leash area and a seasonally-operated visitor centre.
Campbell Valley Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Colony Farm Regional Park | | Coquitlam | | Colony Farm originally supplied food for psychiatric and penal institutions in the province; later it evolved as a showcase for agriculture. Today, walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers share the park with community gardeners. With its large, open areas of grass fields the park is a paradise for birdwatchers.
Colonly Farm Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Crippen Regional Park | | Bowen Island | | Looking for an island experience? Crippen Regional Park is located on Bowen Island, and features 11 km of hiking trails, as well as some limited opportunities for horseback riding and biking. Crippen has its own unique history. Access to the park is easy – take a ferry as a foot passenger from Horseshoe Bay to Snug Cove.
Crippen Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Deas Island Regional Park | | Delta | | Situated on an island along the lower reaches of the Fraser, Deas Island is a great place for a family picnic, a quiet walk or a guided canoe paddle through the slough.
Deas Island Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Derby Reach Regional Park | | Langley | | Wander deeply shaded trails, walk fields once farmed by pioneers, fish the Fraser River, or imagine the bustle of a trading post while standing on the site of the first Fort Langley.
Derby Reach Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Glen Valley Regional Park | | Abbotsford | | Glen Valley protects riparian habitat along the Fraser River; and is bordered by active farmland. The park offers splendid oportunities for short-distance walking and cycling, along with canoeing, fishing and picnicking.
Glen Valley Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Iona Beach Regional Park | | Richmond | | Situated at the mouth of the Fraser River, this regional park is known for its extensive foreshore and sand dunes. More than 300 species of bird feed and rest in the park, including thousands of shorebirds migrating along the Pacific Flyway.
Iona Beach Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Kanaka Creek Regional Park | | Maple Ridge | | The park name comes from the term Kanakas given to Hawaiian labourers who settled near here about 1880. Kanaka Creek is a major tributary of the Fraser River; abundant salmon with an active fish hatchery are key attractions. The park offers trails for hiking, riding, cycling and a scenic canyon with waterfalls.
Kanaka Creek Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park | | North Vancouver | | Lynn Headwaters is known for mountainous terrain with heavily forested, steep slopes. Most trails are rugged and suit visitors experienced in backcountry travel, with the right equipment. Some day-hiking oportunities for less experienced hikers can be found closer to the park entrance where there are also picnic tables and opportunities to learn about early logging history in the park.
Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Matsqui Trail Regional Park | | Abbotsford | | Matsqui Trail is a riverside dyke trail, with farm and mountain views. The park includes almost 14 kilometres of the Trans Canada Trail, and is popular with hikers, dog-walkers, cycllists and visitors on horseback.
Matsqui Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. |  | | |
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Minnekhada Regional Park | | Coquitlam | | Minnekhada Regional Park is over 200 hectares of forest, marsh and trails on rocky knolls. It is also the site of Minnekhada Lodge, one of premier heritage buildings in Metro Vancouver.
Minnekhada Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Pacific Spirit Regional Park | | Vancouver | | Pacific Spirit Regional Park protects a variety of landscapes including ocean beaches, upland forest and fragile bog. The park offers over 73 km of hiking trails, and over 50 km of equestrian trails.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Tynehead Regional Park | | Surrey | | Located in Surrey, this beautiful regional park features trails and pathways which meander through groves of mixed forest and open field and through the gentle Serpentine River valley. Visitors will find vestiges of logging done in years gone by. Tynehead features over 10 km of hiking and walking trails; a 5 km cycling trail; picnic facilities; a leash-optional area; and a seasonally-operated fish hatchery.
Tynehead Regional Parks is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Capilano River Regional Park | | North Vancouver | | This regional park offers over 26 km of hiking trail through coastal rainforest and runs the length of the Capilano River from the Cleveland Dam to its mouth at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver. Sightseeing, fishing, picnic facilities and a fish hatchery are key attractions.
Two km of cycling trail exists as the commuter cycling path. Please refer to park map for details.
Capilano River Regional Park is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. |  | | |
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Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve | | North Vancouver | | The 5,668-hectare LSCR contains spectacular and diverse landscapes. Its alpine meadows, forested slopes and river flood plains are within minutes of downtown Vancouver and are easily accessible from many areas in the Lower Mainland.
The Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-432-6200. |  | | |
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Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway | | Burnaby | | This was the first link in the regional greenway network and is part of the Central Valley Greenway connecting Vancouver to New Westminster. When completed, it will extend 16 km from Burnaby Mountain to the Fraser River. It follows the Burnaby Mountain Urban Trail; drainage corridors along Stoney Creek and the Brunette River, and streets in New Westminster to reach Sapperton Landing.
Burnette-Fraser Regional Greenway is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442. |  | | |
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Delta-South Surrey Regional Greenway | | Delta | | This new regional greenway runs from Annacis Island to Mud Bay along the South Surrey Interceptor sewer corridor and will be under construction over the next five years. The 2.3 km section between 64th Avenue and Highway 10 is officially open. Also Surrey’s Mud Bay Park which serves as the southern terminus is open and connects to the Boundary Bay Dyke Trail.
Delta-South Surrey Greenway is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-224-5739. | | | |
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Pitt River Regional Greenway | | Pitt Meadows | | The first phase of the Pitt River Regional Greenway is now open, stretching 10.2 km west from the waterfront parkland at Harris Landing (at the foot of Harris Road in Pitt Meadows) to Ferry Slip Road. The greenway follows the Fraser and Pitt River dykes, offering excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and bird watching. Enjoy beautiful views of mountains, rivers and working farmland.
Pitt River Regional Greenway is managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-530-4983. | | | |
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Robert Point | | Surrey | | Robert Point Rest Area is located on Barnston Island. Once part of Surrey Bend Regional Park, it is now part of Barnston Island Regional Park. Facilities listed here are for Robert Point only.
Surrey Bend Regional Park, located across Parsons Channel from Robert Point, does not provide any trails or services at this time.
Both sites are managed by Metro Vancouver. For more information, please call 604-520-6442.
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Garden City Park | | Richmond | | Garden City Park is home to one of Richmond most popular play environments. Designed with input from children ages 5 to 16, this play environment has a multitude of activities for all ages. This community park also has a number of other key amenities including a Skateboard area in the play environment for older kids, an Arboretum, picnic area, basketball and tennis courts, a water retention pond, public restroom and a walking trail through the arboretum, birch forest around the park perimeter.
Garden City Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-224-1208. |  | | |
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Steveston Park | | Richmond | | This popular community park is home to Steveston Community Centre and has great outdoor activities available including a Spray/Waterplay area, outodoor swimming pool, Picnic Area, Ball Diamonds, Basketball Court, Tennis Courts, Lacrosse, accessible playground, Martial Arts building, Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre and picnic areas.
Extensive trails that criss-cross this large park link the multiple entrances to amenities throughout the site. Total park area: 30.655 Acres.
Steveston Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Minoru Park | | Richmond | | Nestled in the heart of Richmond, Minoru Park is a key recreational area for the bustling, growing City Centre area.
Extensive trails intersect the park, linking the recreational / athletic zones of the park in the south to the quieter, relaxing north end of the park at Minoru Lakes. Beautiful annual and perennial floral displays are planted throughout the park, particularly in the Minoru Chapel, Pierrefonds Garden and Lakes area. Total park area: 65.417 Acres.
Minoru Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Anderson Park | | Richmond | | Anderson Neighbourhood School Park is located in Richmond's bustling City Centre. It is a 5.5 acres park with a playground, full size basketball court and soccer field.
Anderson Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Blundell Park | | Richmond | | Blundell Neighbourhood Park is a 28.6 acres park located in West Richmond. It is a busy, athletics oriented park with 3 half basketball courts, 3 tennis courts, 3 sports fields and 3 ball diamonds. In addition to all the athletic amenities, there is children's playground and extensive park pathway system.
Blundell Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Brighouse Park | | Richmond | | Brighouse Park is a 7.8 acres sports oriented park located in the busy City Centre. It has 2 sports fields, 1 ball diamond, a lacrosse box and 2 areas of spectator bleachers. The park is landscaped with seasonal flower beds and bike racks are available near the parking lot for bike lock-up/storage.
Brighouse Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Brighouse School Park | | Richmond | | Brighouse Neighbourhood School Park is location in Thompson area in west Richmond. It is a sports and school grounds oriented park with 2 sports field, 3 ball diamonds, 2 full basketball courts and a playground.
Brighouse School Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Britannia Heritage Shipyard | | Richmond | | Britannia Heritage Shipyard Park, a 7.95 acres historic site in Steveston Village, has spectacular views of historic cannery buildings from the existing heritage boardwalk, a site interpretation signage, views of Shady Island, active boat works, moorage along historic docks and actively used boat buildings.
Britannia Heritage Shipyard is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Wowk Park | | Richmond | | Wowk Neighborhood Park is 9.95 acres park located in west Richmond, north of Williams Road, between Railway and No. 2 Road on Woodward's Road. It has two sportsfields, a ball diamond, and a playground.
Wowk Neighborhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Burkeville Park | | Richmond | | Burkeville Neighbourhood Park is located in the Sea Island area near the Vancouver International Airport. It is a unique park that follows a historic slough with many large, mature trees and picnic areas in open grass lawns. Additional park amenities include a 1 full size basketball court, a tennis court and 2 playgrounds.
Burkeville Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Westwind Park | | Richmond | | Westwind Neighborhood Park, is a 13.2 acres park in the Westwind area of Richmond near Steveston Village, off Steveston Hwy and west of No. 2 Road. This popular park has 2 sports fields, 2 ball diamonds and a large playground.
Westwind Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Diefenbaker Park | | Richmond | | Diefenbaker Neighbourhood Park is a 10.8 acres park located in West Richmond and has 1 sport field, 2 ball diamonds and a playground.
Diefenbaker Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Dixon Park | | Richmond | | Dixon Neighbourhood Park is an 11.4 acres park located in West Richmond. Amenities at this sports oriented park include 2 half basketball courts, 2 sports fields, 4 ball diamonds and for the little ones, a wading pool with a spray/waterplay feature.
Dixon Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Thompson/Burnett Park | | Richmond | | Thompson/Burnett Community Park has a total park size of 27.199 acres. It has 3 sports field, a ball diamond, 2 basketball courts, 4 tennis courts, Lacrosse, disc golf and a playground. A free-standing climbing wall/structure for children and youth
Spectator bleachers are available
An exciting new youth and skateboard park at the Thompson Community Centre is complete and Phase Two design development is underway. The Youth Park is designed to be multipurpose and family oriented, with the design being inspired by the creative ideas of the Burnett Secondary School and Blair Elementary School students.
Thompson/Burnett Community Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Doggie Park | | Richmond | | Doggie Park is 4.13 acres waterfront park located in the South Arm area of Richmond along the Fraser River. It's main park function is as a dedicated off-leash dog area. Whimsical public art dots the landscape providing an imaginative representation of the users of the park (dogs). These public art installations break up the immense off leash area and give the park users as sense of surprise, enjoyment and fun.
Doggie Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Thompson Park | | Richmond | | Thompson Neighbourhood Park is a nearly 8 acres sports oriented park in the West Richmond area. Amenities at this busy park include 2 ball diamonds, a sports field and a playground.
Thompson Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Dover Park | | Richmond | | Dover Neighborhood Park is an 8 acres park located in the Thompson area of Richmond adjacent to the No. 2 Road Bridge north of Westminster Hwy. It is a combination of active and passive recreation areas with a full basketball court, 2 tennis courts, a sports field, a playground and large open lawn for picnics.
Dover Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Errington Park | | Richmond | | Errington Neighbourhood Park is smaller 3.8 acres park packed with sports and play amenities in the South Arm area of Richmond including 2 playgrounds, a sport field and 4 ball diamonds.
Errington Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Ferris Park | | Richmond | | Ferris Neighbourhood Park is 7.8 acres park located in the South Arm of Richmond with amenities including a playground and 2 ball diamonds.
Ferris Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Terra Nova Rural Park | | Richmond | | Terra Nova Rural Park is a city-wide nature park with historic buildings, a community garden and a picnic area. The total park area is 63 acres.
This park has excellent habitat for birds and other wildlife in the area. Boardwalks, slough and viewing platforms are available for enhanced park visibility and access. Various agriculturally oriented activities take place at the park including: a Waterwise Demonstration Garden, Community Garden and is home to user groups such as the Fruit Tree Sharing Project and the Terra Nova School Yard Project.
Terra Nova Rural Park is a NO DOGS ALLOWED area, as per City of Richmond Animal Control Bylaw 8612.
Terra Nova Rurual Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Flight Path Park | | Richmond | | Flight Path Park is located in the Sea Island area of Richmond on Russ Baker Way, near the Vancouver International Airport and the east end of the south runway. The perfect spot for plane watching, the park has a 'flight path' themed playground, signage about Vancouver International Airport and unique site elements including "wind socks" and runway pavement markings.
Flight Path Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Terra Nova Natural Area | | Richmond | | Terra Nova Natural Area is a city-wide nature park with a total park size of 34.171 Acres
Amenities in this environmentally sensitive area include native plant interpretation signs to educate the public about the types of native plants growing in this natural environment, viewing platforms for bird watching, a perimeter trail, and a small gravel parking area for up to 10 cars in front of the park site, on Westminster Hwy.
Terra Nova Natural Area is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Garratt Park | | Richmond | | Garratt Neighbourhood Park is a 4 acres park located in the South Arm area of Richmond amenities include a playground and ball diamond.
Garratt Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Terra Nova Park | | Richmond | | Terra Nova Neighbourhood Park is a nearly 5 acres park located west of No. 1 Road at intersection of Westminster Hwy and Barnard Drive. It has a playground, sportsfield and 2 ball diamonds with wooden spectator bleachers.
Terra Nova Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Talmey Park | | Richmond | | Talmey Neighbourhood Park is a sports oriented, 10 acres park located west of No. 4 Road and north of Cambie Road on Kilby Drive. Amenities at this busy park include 2 sports fields, 2 ball diamonds, and a playground.
Talmey Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Garry Point Park | | Richmond | | Garry Point Park is large 75 acres waterfront park, located close to historic Steveston Village. The park provides spectacular views of the Fraser River and the Gulf Islands and is one of the BEST places to watch the sunset in Richmond.
The unique rolling landscape of Garry Point includes such features as Kuno Garden - a Japanese style memorial garden, beached logs and sandy beach access, interpretation signage dots the landscape, a prominent public art piece - the Fisherman's Memorial Needle and moorage with buildings and docks at historic Scotch Pond.
Garry Point Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Tait Park | | Richmond | | Tait Neigbourhood Park is a 4.9 acres park located in East Richmond. Close to the water and developing riverfront neighbourhood, this park has a sportsfield, 2 ball diamonds, and a playground.
Tait Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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T. Homma Park | | Richmond | | T. Homma Neighbourhood Park is a 5.75 acres school/park located in the bustling Steveson area. The park has a ball diamond, a playground, open lawn area for picnicking and to the south, has immediate access to Britannia Heritage Shipyard Park across Dyke Road.
T. Homma Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Steveston Community Park | | Richmond | | Steveston Community Park has a total park area of 30.655 acres. It has many amenities including spray/waterplay, Dogs off-leash, picnic area, 3 ball Diamonds, basketball court, 2 tennis courts, lacrosse, and a playground. There are interpretation signs on site in various locations.
The millennium water feature is located on the corner of No. 1 Road and Moncton Road, and it commemorates Steveston fishing traditions. The waterplay park amenity is open from mid-June to early-September, hours of operation are from dawn to dusk.
Multiple buildings on the site include: Steveston Community Centre, Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Martial Arts Centre, Steveston Public Library, outdoor swimming pool and more.
Temporary Dogs off-leash area is now available in the Fentimen area of Steveston Park.
Steveston Community Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Steves Park | | Richmond | | Steves Neighbourhood Park is a large 20.4 acres site located in the Steveson area. This sports oriented park has 4 sports fields and 3 ball diamonds plus a playground near Manoah Steves school.
Steves Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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South Arm Park | | Richmond | | South Arm Park is a large community park with a total park area of 56.75 acres. This athletics oriented park in the South Arm area has a large community centre facility, 10 sports fields, 9 ball diamonds, 4 basketball courts, 8 tennis courts, and a large playground. To support the sports activities at the park, there are 9 portable wooden bleachers located near the ball diamonds. In addition to field sports, there is a seasonally operated, heated outdoor pool with water slides.
South Arm Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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General Currie Park | | Richmond | | General Currie Neighbourhood Park is located in the City Centre area of Richmond. There is a playground, sports field and 2 basketball courts - 1 full and 1 half court.
General Currie Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Sea Island Park | | Richmond | | Sea Island Neighbourhood Park is 3.4 acres park located south of Miller Road on Wellington Crescent. This small, sports oriented parks has a sports field and 2 ball diamonds.
Sea Island Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Rideau Park | | Richmond | | Rideau Neighbourhood Park is a 10.73 acres park located south of Francis Road and east of No. 3 Road. It has a sports field, a playground, a ball diamond and large open spaces for relaxing.
Rideau Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Gibbons VLA Park | | Richmond | | Gibbons VLA Park is a small baseball / softball oriented park located in the Thompson area of Richmond. Amenities include 1 ball diamond, batting cage, spectator bleachers and a playground.
Gibbons VLA Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Richmond Nature Park East | | Richmond | | Richmond Nature Park East is a wonderful, accessible environmentally sensitive area with walking trails and small bridges over sloughes. To access the trail leading through the park, pull into the small parking area off Jacombs Road.
Richmond Nature Park East is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Gilmore Park | | Richmond | | Gilmore Neighbourhood Park is an 11.2 acres park located in West Richmond. This sports oriented park has 2 half basketball courts, 4 ball diamonds with bleachers, sports field and playgrounds for non-sports children's activities.
Gilmore Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Richmond Nature Park | | Richmond | | Richmond Nature Park has a total park area of 106.1065 acres. It has a playground and a nature house that holds programs and exhibits seasonally and is open to the public daily.
A pond in the Nature Park provides habitat for various animals and there is a new wildlife garden, nature viewing area and interpretation kiosk near the main entrance of the Park. Plenty of free parking.
Richmond Nature Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Quilchena Park | | Richmond | | Quilchena Neighbourhood Park is located in the Thompson area. It has a sports field, 2 ball diamonds, and a playground.
Quilchena Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Paulik Park | | Richmond | | Paulik Neighbourhood Park is a 6.188 acres park with various features including a garden, community garden, public art and a children's playground area.
The site has an existing perennial garden and large historic woodlots that will be maintained and enhanced as the park develops. The perennial garden is currently maintained by volunteers from the Richmond Garden Club. This site provides excellent habitat for songbirds and will include a watergarden, water feature and frog pond. A completed Community Garden is now open for gardeners!
The public art piece "House of Roots" by Jeanette Lee was unveiled and installed in June 2005.
Paulik Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Palmer/Garden City Park | | Richmond | | Palmer/Garden City Neighbourhood Park is a sports oriented park with a total park area of 26.667 acres. This busy park has 4 sports fields, 7 ball diamonds, 3 tennis courts and 4 sets of portable bleachers near the ball diamonds. In addition to the sports amenities in the park, there are two playgrounds for one for children and one designed more for toddlers.
Palmer/Garden City Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Odlinwood Park | | Richmond | | Odlinwood Neighbourhood Park is located in the East Richmond area. This 4.9 acres park has 2 tennis courts, basketball court and a playground. In addition to hard surface amenities, this park also has an environmentally sensitive area (ESA) area nearby which provides natural habitat for birds.
Odlinwood Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Odlin Park | | Richmond | | Odlin Neighbourhood Park is a 6.33 acres park located in East Richmond. The park amenities include a sports field, ball diamond, basketball court, 2 tennis courts and a playground.
Odline Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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No. 7 Road Pier Park | | Richmond | | No. 7 Road Pier Park is located in East Richmond with a total park area of 5.545 acres. The former CN loading pier provides great fishing opportunities and outstanding views of south Vancouver from the water and pier. A small beach beside the pier, along the North Arm of the Fraser River is accessible from the park. There is a playground and a small parking lot off River Road.
No. 7 Road Pier Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Morris Park | | Richmond | | Morris Neighbourhood Park is located in West Richmond and has a total park area of 6.754 acres. Amenities include a playground and a basketball court.
Morris Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Mitchell Island Pier | | Richmond | | Mitchell Island Pier is located in East Richmond and has a total park area of 1.067 acres. A decommissioned rail bridge between Vancouver and Richmond, Mitchell Island Pier is now most frequently used as a fishing pier and scenic viewpoint with excellent views of the North Arm of the Fraser River and river activities.
Mitchell Island Pier is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Mitchell Park | | Richmond | | Mitchell Neighbourhood Park is a 10 acres park located in East Richmond. Park amenities include a sports field, 2 ball diamonds and a playground.
Mitchell Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Minoru Park | | Richmond | | Minoru Park is located in City Centre and has a total park area of 65.417 acres. There are lots of park amenities and features including artificial turf field, running oval, bowling green, historic buildings, 4 sports fields, 5 tennis courts, playground and basketbal court.
A key feature in the park is Clement Track, a track and field oval used by community groups, schools and the public for track meets. Bleachers are onsite for spectator viewing. Also, a cricket pitch is available for user groups.
Numerous pathways and trails connect the passive side of Minoru Park to the more athletic, sporting side of the park. Minoru Lakes and the pathways around the lakes provide a quiet retreat from the bustling City Centre.
There are beautiful annual and perennial floral displays throughout the park, particularly in the Minoru Chapel, Pierrefonds Garden and lake area. Richmond Art Gallery, Art Centre and Seniors Centre are all located in the southeast end of the park in the Richmond Cultural Centre, the hub of the Richmond Arts Community. The largest public library in Richmond is located in the Cultural Centre building.
The park is also home to the Minoru Aquatic Centre, Minoru Ice Skating Arena and Minoru Fitness Pavillion - providing a well rounded athletic venue. Gateway Theatre is located on the west side of the park near Minoru Chapel.
Minoru Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Middle Arm Waterfront Park | | Richmond | | Middle Arm Waterfront Park is a 1.5km long linear park located in the waterfront area of Richmond's growing City Centre neighbourhood.
Along the Middle Arm of the Fraser River you can enjoy views of the North Shore mountains, Gulf Islands (on a clear day), rowing activities, airplanes and beautiful sunsets.
With direct links to Aberdeen Canada Line Station, this urban waterfront was used heavily by visitors of the Richmond Olympic Oval during the 2010 Games. Since then, this beautiful greenway and linear park is now frequently travelled by bicycle commuters using the Canada Line.
The park features two new piers, an amphitheatre, multiple accessible play area for children of all ages, public art installations, lush native plantings, waterfront benches and access to UBC Boathouse and Richmond Olympic Oval.
Middle Arm Waterfront Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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McNair Park | | Richmond | | McNair Neighbourhood Park busy sports oriented 21.77acres park north of Williams Road on No. 4 Road and Albion Road. The park boasts 2 sports fields, 4 ball diamonds, 3 tennis courts and 8 portable spectator bleachers.
McNair Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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McMath Park | | Richmond | | McMath Neighbourhood Park is a 18.35 acres sports oriented park located in the Steveston area. Park sports facilities include a sportsfield, 2 ball diamonds, and a trail connection to Railway Avenue from the east side of the park through a neighbourhood greenway.
McMath Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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McLean Park | | Richmond | | McLean Neighbourhood Park is 10.7 acres park located in the Hamilton area, west of Westminster Hwy on corner of McLean and McCrae Avenue. This neighbourhood park has a sports field, ball diamond, 2 basketball courts, and a recently upgraded playground.
McLean Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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McKinney Park | | Richmond | | McKinney Neighbourhood Park is a nearly 10 acres park located in the Steveston area. Amenities include 3 sports fields, 3 ball diamonds, and playground.
McKinney Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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McKay Park | | Richmond | | McKay Neighbourhood Park is 8.3 acres park located in West Richmond with a sports field, ball diamond and a playground.
McKay Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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McDonald Beach Park | | Richmond | | McDonald Beach Park has a total park area of 26.142 acres. Located at the north end of Sea Island along the North Arm of the Fraser River, there are many great views of the working river, airport activities and of south Vancouver. The long beach stretches along the Fraser River with picnic areas. There is a dogs off-leash area and a boat launch.
McDonald Beach Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Maple Lane Park | | Richmond | | Maple Lane Neighbourhood Park is an 11 acres park is located in South Richmond with large sports field for Baseball, Softball, and Soccer.
Maple Lane Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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MacNeill Park | | Richmond | | MacNeill Neighbourhood School Park is located in the Richmond City Centre. It has 2 sports fields, as well as a playground.
MacNeill Neighbourhood School Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Lord Byng Park | | Richmond | | Lord Byng Neighbourhood Park is 4 acres park located in the Steveston area. This smaller sport oriented park has 2 sports fields, 2 baseball diamonds, and a playground near Lord Byng School.
Lord Byng Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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London/Steveston Park | | Richmond | | The London/Steveston Neighbourhood Park is predominantly sports oriented park in West Richmond, just North of Steveston Hwy. There 2 half court basketball courts, 3 tennis courts, sports field, baseball diamond, and playground with a concession stand, fieldhouse and washroom.
London/Steveston Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Grauer Park | | Richmond | | Grauer Neighbourhood Park is located in West Richmond. This 11 acres, sports oriented park has 2 sports fields, 4 ball diamonds and a playground.
Grauer Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Hamilton Park | | Richmond | | Hamilton Community Park is located in the Hamilton area of Richmond and is adjacent to Hamilton Community Centre. The park amenities include 1 full basketball court, 2 tennis courts, 2 baseball diamonds, playground and a sports field.
Hamilton Community Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Hamilton VLA Park | | Richmond | | Hamilton VLA Neighbourhood Park small 1.5 acres park in the east Richmond and has 1 half basketball court, a ball diamond and a playground.
Hamilton VLA Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Hugh Boyd Park | | Richmond | | Hugh Boyd Community Park is located in West Richmond. It has a Pitch and Putt, Artificial Turf Field 6 Sport Fields, 1 full and 2 half Basketball Courts, 6 Tennis Courts and a playground.
Spectator bleachers at the Oval and 4 sets of portable wood spectactor benches.
Hugh Boyd Community Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Imperial Landing Park | | Richmond | | Imperial Landing Park is a 6.5 acres linear park located in Steveston. Amenities include Hanging Baskets along the Boardwalk in the summer, piers and an observation tower, historic fishing industry artifacts, extensive use of interpretation signage throughout the linear park and at major entrances. With a direct link between Britannia Heritage Shipyard and Steveston Village, this linear park is the perfect place for a stroll along the river while taking in the evening sunset - all you need are your sunglasses!
Imperial Landing Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Katsura Park | | Richmond | | Katsura Neighbourhood Park is small urban park located in the City Centre of Richmond. The park amenities include a tennis court, playground and public art 'gateway'.
Katsura Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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London Farm | | Richmond | | London Farm is located South of Steveston. London Farm is a community park with herb and flower gardens, a historical building, concession stand, and washroom.
London Farm is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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McCallan Park | | Richmond | | McCallan Neighbourhood Park has a total park area of 3.514 acres. The park has a sports field, basketball court and a playground.
The Park is adjacent to the McCallan Road Trail, which is a greenway connection between the Railway Avenue bike corridor and the Terra Nova/West Dyke Trails to the west and Middle Arm Dyke Trails to the east.
McCallan Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Maple Lane Neighbourhood Park | | Richmond | | Maple Lane Neighbourhood Park has a total park area of 10.989 acres. It has a sportsfield and 2 ball diamonds.
Maple Lane Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Kidd Park | | Richmond | | Kidd Neighbourhood Park has a total park area of 11.429 acres. It has 2 sports fields, 3 ball diamonds and a playground.
Kidd Neighbourhood Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208.
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Kilgour Park | | Richmond | | Kilgour Park has a total park area of 5.17 acres with amenities that include a sports field, 3 ball diamonds, and a playground.
Kilgour Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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King George/Cambie Park | | Richmond | | King George/Cambie Community Park has various amenities including an artificial turf field, spray/waterplay, community garden, and a picnic area. There are 5 sports fields 4 ball diamonds, 3 basketball courts, 3 tennis courts, a playground and spectator bleachers. The total park area is 29.95 acres.
The themed waterplay area has geysers, spray toys and more. Opens the week of July 1 and closes after Labour Day, or as weather permits. In extreme dry summers, the waterplay area may be closed for water conservation purposes.
The artificial turf field opened in King George Park in September 2008 and provides a top-rate playing surface for all field sports groups.
The "Gathering Place" is a unique gathering area as it provides seating for many events and the directional art decorated gateways lead the community into the area from all directions.
The King George Picnic Area is a rentable space for large picnic groups. Book through rentals@richmond.ca to ensure picnic space is guaranteed for your event. The venue is perfect for companies, large families and friends.
King George/Cambie Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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Kingswood School Park | | Richmond | | Kingswood Neighbourhood School Park has a total park area of 8.14 acres. It has a sports field, 3 ball diamonds and a playground.
Kingswood Neighbourhood School Park is managed by the City of Richmond. For more information, please call 604-244-1208. |  | | |
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