The promenade is located on the waterfront following the banks of the Fraser River in New Westminster. Some of the amenities include a market, statues, sightseeing benches, washrooms, playground, off leash god area, lookout towers, picnic day use areas, water fountain and totem poles.

Quayside Drive

New Westminster

The park is recreation destination and a children's park, as well as, a destination for community facilities. Activities enjoyed include walking, dog walking, swimming and biking.

Kelly Street

New Westminster

Mud Bay Park is a waterfront destination consisting of marsh like conditions and exposed tidal flats located in Boundary Bay south of the community of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Activities enjoyed include walking, biking and birdwatching.

Mud Bay Park Loop

Surrey

Como Lake Park is located in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada and is considered a very popular park setting for enjoying a casual walk or jog. Other activities enjoyed in the park include fishing, picnicking and birdwatching.

Gatensbury Street

Coquitlam

Blackie Spit Park is considered one of the better birding sites in the region for shore birds and marine birds. Other activities enjoyed in the park include hiking, swimming, picnicking and sightseeing.

McBride Avenue

Surrey

Surrey Lake Park is a birdwatching and walking trail destination visiting a lake, a wetland pond and a forested area. There are sightseeing benches near the lake for viewing birds.

152nd Street

Surrey

The 5,157 hectare forest research park is used for educational programs catering to local groups, schools and students attending the University of BC. It is also open to the public who wish to explore and hike the many trails in the forest.

Silver Valley Road

Maple Ridge

Things to do on Harrison Lake in the Harrison River Valley near the community of Harrison Hot Springs BC. Harrison Lake is the largest lake located in southwestern British Columbia, Canada.

Highway #9

Harrison Hot Springs

The beach is located on the grounds of the University of British Columbia and is the first legal and largest nudist beach in Canada. The clothing optional beach measures 7 kilometres long.

NW Marine Drive

Vancouver

The park is a horticultural park with beautiful gardens, a playground, spray park, sports fields, day use picnic areas, washrooms, petting zoo, tennis courts, gazebo, bandshell, picnic shelters and a food vendor operating in the summer months.

1st Street

New Westminster

Old Orchard Park is a waterfront picnic park in the community of Port Moody, BC, Canada popular for swimming, walking, biking, picnicking and sightseeing. There is a hall for rent for weddings, events and gatherings.

Bentley Road

Port Moody

Mill Lake Park is one of the more popular urban green space destinations for jogging, birdwatching, fishing, picnicking and canoeing.

Emerson Street

Abbotsford

Jericho Beach is a popular sandy beach and it is larger than most beaches on the coastline. Jericho is considered a sunbathing and swimming destination, as well as, a destination for wind sports like windsurfing and sailing.

Discovery Street

Vancouver

The park is a National Historic Site of Canada and was once a fur trading post operated by the Hudson's Bay Company. The fort was a post for trading furs, supplies, food and guns, as well as, a transportation depot for exporting goods to far away lands.

Mavis Street

Langley

The beach and 3 kilometre waterfront pathway are located in the small community of Crecent Beach, BC which is situated in the northern end of Semiahmoo Bay. It is a popular destination for walking, beachcombing, sunbathing, sightseeing, swimming and for launching a kayak.

Beecher Street

Surrey

Lower Mainland BC Parks and Places

Choose the Lower Mainland Community to view parks, trails and places to go.

Westminster Quay Waterfront Esplanade

Hume Park

Mud Bay Park

Como Lake Park

Blackie Spit Park

Surrey Lake Park

Malcolm Knapp Research Forest

Harrison Lake

Wreck Beach

Queen's Park

Old Orchard Park

Mill Lake Park

Jericho Beach

Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada

Crescent Beach