parks
Articles tagged parks on Tri-Cities Daily.
Campbell Valley Regional Park: Langley's 29 km of trails and history
Campbell Valley Regional Park packs 29 km of trails, a historic farmstead, a schoolhouse, and even an old NASCAR oval into south Langley's largest park.
Mill Lake: the Abbotsford mill pond that became the city's front yard
Mill Lake anchors central Abbotsford with a loop trail and boardwalks, but it began as a Sto:lo fishery and boomed as one of BC's biggest sawmill sites.
Queen's Park: New Westminster's 1887 original, BC's first park
Queen's Park opened in 1887 for Queen Victoria's golden jubilee and was BC's first public park. Its arena, petting farm, trails, and 135 years of stories.
ƛ̓éxətəm (Colony Farm) Regional Park: 260 hectares of bird country
Colony Farm, officially renamed in 2023, is a 260-hectare park on the Coquitlam River with over 200 bird species. The name means "be invited."
təmtəmíxʷtən/Belcarra Regional Park: a Tri-Cities giant
təmtəmíxʷtən/Belcarra Regional Park covers 1,100 hectares between Indian Arm and Sasamat Lake. Trails, beaches, the 2021 renaming, and how to plan a visit.
Mundy Park: Coquitlam's biggest park, lakes, trails and all
Mundy Park is Coquitlam's largest park at 176 hectares, with two lakes, forest trails, sports fields, an outdoor pool and disc golf. What to see and do.
Deer Lake Park: Burnaby's cultural lake near the Tri-Cities
Deer Lake Park pairs easy lakeside trails with the Burnaby Village Museum, art gallery and Shadbolt Centre. Summer boats, a carousel and no motors.
Gates Park Sports Hub opens in Port Coquitlam
Port Coquitlam's rebuilt Gates Park Sports Hub is open with a synthetic turf field, warm-up pitch and four pickleball courts. Grandstand in 2027.
Rocky Point Park: Port Moody's waterfront playground
Pier, pool, spray park, kayak rentals and the Shoreline Trail: Rocky Point Park at 2800 Murray Street is Port Moody's best-known park. What to do and when to.
Lafarge Lake and Town Centre Park: Coquitlam's front lawn
Town Centre Park is Coquitlam's 42-hectare city-centre park wrapped around Lafarge Lake, steps from the SkyTrain. Trails, sports, festivals and the.
