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Find various maps of Stanley Park, including services, trails, and attractions. Download or pick up a free map and guide at the park or other locations.
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- Prospect Point Bar & Grill Stanley Park Brewing 604.669.2737 Restaurant & Brewpub
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Feeding wildlife puts you and others at risk. It: Reduces animal’s fear of humans, and allows them to get too close Encourages animals to return to a specific area, increasing chance of negative encounters and disease Often results in aggressive behaviour, putting people in danger Parks Control By-law strictly prohibits the feeding of wildlife in a...
prospectpoint.ca stanleyparkbrewing.com/brewpub Please keep our parks and beaches clean! Recycle and use garbage bins accordingly. ahead, pick up your food, and enjoy a meal in the park. vancouver.ca/vaneats Gift shops located at Prospect Point and at Brockton Point near the totem poles also serve quick snacks. Food trucks open for business each ...
QUICK BITES Concession stands and food trucks VANEATS Enjoy easy mobile ordering at concession stands with the VanEats app. Skip the line and download the app on Apple and Android devices to order featuring healthy, local fare o er everything from light snacks and novelties to full entrées. Call first/check websites to confirm hours. Most operate...
Families and kids of all ages will find plenty to do in Stanley Park. The free Nature House a great time in Stanley Park, too! Please follow a few important rules: Dogs must be on a leash and under control. Handlers must pick after their pets. Don’t let dogs chase wildlife or enter environmentally sensitive areas. Take advantage of fenced, o -leash...
park, including Ceperley Playground red fire engine near Second Beach. WATER PARK The Variety Kids Water Park at Lumberman’s Arch is a kid’s dream come true with water cannons, fountains and sprays. Don’t forget sunscreen! For time slot reservations and more info, please visit vancouver.ca/secondbeachpool at the vintage There are four playgrounds ...
SWIMMING Second and Third Beaches and English Bay Beach (just outside the park) are great for swimming. A spectacular outdoor pool near the water’s edge at Second Beach is open late May to early September.
PROSPECT POINT TO THE NORTH SHORE, GROUSE MOUNTAIN, CYPRESS MOUNTAIN & MT. SEYMOUR Information Booth Pay Parking First Aid Station (seasonal) Washroom* Universal Access Washroom* Water Drinking Fountain Gift Shop Restaurant Concession Stand
Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours Brockton Point Interpretive Centre & Gift Shop (Totem Poles) Malkin Bowl/Theatre Under the Stars Stanley Park Train Prospect Point Lookout & Gift Shop Vancouver Aquarium
Brockton Cricket Pavilion Stanley Park Lawn Bowling Club Vancouver Rowing Club Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Trail ck Pr o Siwash Rock Merilee Raccoon Trail Picnic Area Public Telephone Bus Stop Mobi Bike Share
Bike Rentals Brockton Oval Ceperley Playground (inset A) Harbour Cruises Lumberman’s Arch Picnic Area Summer Cinema (Ceperley Field) Pitch & Putt Course Prospect Point Picnic Area Putting Green Second Beach Second Beach Picnic Area (inset A) Rawli Trail Bridl Trail Reservoir Trail Hanso Tra nn Big Tree Dog O -Leash Area Ecology Society Garden Viewp...
Playground Softball Swimming Tennis Water Park Road (two-way) Road (one-way) Temporary Bike Lane on Park Drive Walking Path Shared Bike/Walking Path Universal Access Path Wheelchair Accessible Parking Bike/Rollerblade Path (two-way) Seawall Walk/Bike/Blade Path (note direction of travel around park) Forest Trail (soft surface) Boardwalk Second Beac...
Stanley’s Bar & Grill Prospect Point Bar and Grill The Teahouse Waterfall Café (seasonal) FERGUSON POINT Lovers Walk Lees Trail Cli s Field/Lawn Forest Golf Course Beach Garden Park Drive k Causeway Tatlow Walk Path Bridle al rail Drive North Lagoon Rawlings Trail *Trans people welcome
Air Force Garden of Remembrance (inset B) Air India Memorial (inset A) Beaver Lake Biofiltration Pond Brockton Point Lighthouse Chief of the Undersea World, Bill Reid (inset B) Cob House (inset B) Community Garden Empress of Japan Figurehead Girl in a Wetsuit Statue Harry Jerome Statue Heron Colony (inset A) Hollow Tree Japanese Canadian War Memori...
Trail NATURE HOUSE Pauline Johnson Memorial Port of Vancouver Viewpoint Portrait Painters (inset B) Prospect Point Lighthouse Prospect Point Lookout Queen Victoria Memorial (inset B) Restoration Donor Monument Robert Burns Statue (inset B) Rock Garden (inset B) Rose and Perennial Garden (inset B) Salmon Demonstration Stream (inset B) Shakespeare Me...
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WALK, BIKE, OR BLADE The best way to see the park is up-close and on your own schedule. The Seawall runs counter-clockwise around the perimeter of the park and several roads, trails and paths connect the many points of interest. Bike and rollerblade rentals are just outside the park on Denman near Georgia Street, and on Davie Street. CARRIAGE TOUR...
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TRANSIT Public transit services Stanley Park from points throughout the Lower Mainland. Several routes serve the perimeter of the park and the No. 19 stops in the park near the Rose Garden and Malkin Bowl. Go to translink.ca for more information. TOUR BUSES Several tour bus companies include full-service and hop-on/hop-o tours of the park as part...
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Explore the world-famous Stanley Park with this map and guide, featuring its 9-km Seawall, gardens, trails, wildlife and more. Learn about the park's history, culture, events and tips for a safe and enjoyable visit.
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- The Stanley Park Seawall. The Stanley Park Seawall is Vancouver’s outdoor gym and there’s no better way to explore Stanley Park. It’s the world’s longest uninterrupted waterfront path and is equal parts transportation corridor and outdoor recreation hub – and it makes up many of the best Vancouver city tours.
- The Vancouver Aquarium. When thinking of what to do in Stanley Park this is a no-doubter. The Vancouver Aquarium is one of Vancouver’s top tourist attractions and is the site of so many great childhood memories.
- Stanley Park Beaches. There are three aptly-named Stanley Park beaches: First Beach, Second Beach and Third Beach. First Beach: If you’re looking to swim and get that full beach experience.
- Stanley Park Totem Poles. Today you’ll find ten totem poles dating back to the 1880’s – a stunning reminder of the area’s origins and a great example of some of the amazing Aboriginal art that can be found in the region.
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Nov 27, 2023 · Stanley Park sits on a large peninsula on the northwest side of Vancouver, about a mile west from the heart of downtown. You can get to the park from downtown by taking one of several buses that run along Georgia Street or by taking a lovely stroll up Robson Street. The park is just over 1,000 acres.
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