The 44 best parks and gardens in Surrey

This is a very pretty park, we visited during a rain shower but still lovely. Ideal place for dogs and children with lots of open space and picnic tables. Well maintained walking trails and ample parking.

One of the BEST parks our family has been to! Shade, shade, shade! The forest was a treat. We stayed for 3+ hours playing, walking, and delighting in the fairyland! Don’t miss this one if your family likes playing outside.

Amazing park!! Loved the Fairy Garden with all the little houses. Amazing little houses, even more than the last time we were here. Great playground for the kids, great trails. Also has public restrooms.

Absolutely beautiful park packed with Redwoods and other amazing trees. Well maintained and very peaceful. Great place to bring the kids to expend energy as there is a play area as well as a fairy village. There are relatively clean and accessible public washrooms but they are quiet old. Great sheltered seating areas for those short notice showers or BBQ sunny days.

Short 10-15 min trails makes a decent stroll with toddlers, strollers, and seniors. There are multiple picnic areas depending on what context you're going for: by the playground, own larger field, views, etc. The diversity of tall trees in the park makes an interesting walk. Other highlights: Meadows, treehouse, stroller/wheelchair access playground feature, vast bird house displays. We'd come here again for the picnic and stroll.

Went for a walk here with my husky today. All around beautiful, nice clean well maintained bathrooms, a huge plus. Playground looks nice, I'm sure my kids will love it when I take them next time. Trails were nice, albeit a tad covered in debris and I was hoping it would be a bit bigger to navigate around. But all around really enjoyable. Will definitely be back.

Such a fun experience here! Walking amongst the redwood trees is a beautiful experience. The hut was closed when I visited, but the park has abundant picnic spots and is very accessible for everyone. The fairy forest most definitely stole the spotlight away!

It’s that wonderful time of the year again🎉🎄 what a great way to start the Christmas feeling. Loved the walk through the lighted trail. We go to the park quiet often and to see it light up so beautifully was awesome. Plus it’s free. Do enjoy the lights this year, only till 18 Nov 2022. They also have some food carts available. And you do need to prebook the visit times.

Bear Creek Park is an amazing park for your family to enjoy. This park has a lot things to do from a outdoor swimming pool, water park, soccer field, picnic areas, track and field, workout equipment, football field, seating for the football field, a train, mini golf, a flower garden and lots more.

Large beautiful park in the heart of Surrey. The park has an athletic field, garden, kids playground and park. There is also a mini golf and train which we could not explore. The parking is spacious and lots of open slots on a Friday evening. The kids playground has a lot of equipment including a merry-go-round, different kinds of swings, see-saws, slides, spray park, etc. Only downside was the restrooms are being reconstructed and they have makeshift portable toilets. Overall, it is good and definitely worth a visit especially for the well-maintained garden.

Very nice park with lots of various amenities. There's a train ride for the children, areas for picnicking including BBQ tables. Tennis courts baseball diamond a football field which is located in the middle of the 400m track, where people can run more briskly walk or stroll. Currently under construction is the new Surrey event Pavilion. This looks to accommodate approximately 2,200 people put the various events that they hold here in Surrey. What aspect of walking around the track that isn't so pleasant is the smell that comes from the sewage located at the entry to the track at the north east corner.

I walk at this park with my dog on a daily basis. It takes me 2+ hours for a full and complete walk. It's very relaxing. You can see a lot of birds, squirrels, and people walking their dogs, and even rabbits. There's lots of small rivers. Many beautiful trees. There's also many tables for yourself to eat with family. A track field too where a lot of people go to. I'm always relaxed when I go hear with my dog. It's a pretty big park, and as a regular, I tend to almost always find something new. I'm grateful to have this park in my life.

The miniature train was not operating today so my son was disappointed but he enjoyed playing in the playground. It has two play areas which my son really liked. It also has water park, mini golf and a garden.

Absolutely stunning park, very spacious and extremely beautiful. Plenty of play areas for children of different ages. Lovely walking route through the woods as well as a garden. Also has a small train for kids as well as mini golf! Come on a good day and bring yourself some outdoor chairs, snacks and drink and I guarantee you will spend the day here!

The park offers a variety of amenities, including playgrounds, picnic areas, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and tennis courts. There are also jogging trails and green areas where you can take a walk or just relax in nature. The park is especially attractive to children due to its large playgrounds with a variety of slides and play structures. In the summer, the park offers areas with water attractions, making it a great place to visit on hot days.

First time visiting this playground. Looks amazing. Some equipment showing signs of wear and tear but overall it's a wonderful playground. Too early in the year to experience the splash park but excited to return.

Wow, love this park! The most fun park i ever visited. I've been visit a lot belive me and this one was so cool with a lot of play structures that some I haven't seen before so my babies had such a bless time here. We all were so happy and had so much fun. Everywhere clean, look nice. Can't wait for water park to open

This is really good new playground for us since we live in south surrey seldom to come Newton area for fun. Our first time to come this playgroup. All facilities are quiet new and maintained well. Space is big enough, my kids were so happy to explore this new playground. The musical instruments and seesaw are very unique, the kids who were 5 -12 years can find the right one suitable for themselves. Around playground there are a couple picnic table, basketball and baseball playground. Water park and outdoor swimming pool. We will recommend our friends who would like to explore new playground to come to try. We will come again during summer time.

Unwin Park at Surrey has a tot lot play area, some music instruments and a huge climbing tower for older kids to play with. Even though the playground can be pretty hot during Summer time, but there are lots tree shades around. The other side of the playground also has a water spray park and a public pool. My kids had so much fun that they didn't want to leave! This park even have public washrooms, don't need to worry about it!

This was our first visit after some people recommended we check it out and we were very impressed. My three year old daughter ran around and had a ton of fun. It is aimed at 1-5 year olds with little advanced areas for older kids. It is equipped for kids of all levels, and is wheel chair accessible. We spent two hours there and my daughter wants to go back.

Nice park for kids to play with in there playground, have outdoor swimming pool and water park in summer time. They also have space for baseball diamondsbatting,cagecricket, fieldssoccer,fieldslacrosse, boxesa,basketball court, 3 picnic shelters. We experience to have a birthday party here specially in summer season or just to put the blanket in the grass and enjoy the warm weather.

Beautiful park with children's playground. Nice big splash area and the restroom is located near it. Children were screaming and having fun in the playground. Lots of trees. There were also few ducks on the lake swimming around or resting on the log. It was nice overall.

This is a great place to go for a walk, exercise and walk your dog. There are short trails around and a small lake near the playground. There's a nice picnic area and a washroom nearby. There are a few parking spots nearby. Bring a snack, a hat or umbrella since there aren't many trees for shade. Fun place for adults and kids. Kids will love this place because there's a spray park and a huge playground.

Our go to park. It’s super natural. I love the aroma of tree, flowers and what not. Best for the walk. Must visit. We show owl even 🦉

This park is such a nice relaxing place to enjoy with your family and friends ! Lots of pay place swings activities for kids to explore. Kids love to play there at the water fun side as well. There are tiny trials there to walk around in the jungle side of this park. Totally calm and in the lap of nature place from the city hustle and bustle. I would definitely recommend visiting this beautiful park.

A beautiful park with great play areas and splash park for kids. Lots of nice grass for picnics and quiet, shaded walking trails. A great place to walk the dog while waiting for the rest of the family to do their shopping at Guildford. I deducted one star because the off leash area isn't great and the park has no pet fountain.

Very nice with quite a few ducks of several types. Nice trails that aren't too long. Nice playground for the children

Hawthorne Rotary Park is a scenic neighbourhood park with a parking lot available. It’s a good sized park having areas for picnic, for kid’s playground with slides, swings, biking route, and for a manmade lake where ducks swim freely back and forth or rest on logs. The garden looks pretty and well maintained. Most importantly, the park is close to the city centre.

Tynehead Regional Park is a beautiful, peaceful spot that’s perfect for families and dog lovers alike. The trails are wide, well-maintained, and easy to navigate, making them great for all ages and activity levels. The scenery is incredible—lush forests, open meadows, and even a few spots along the river. It’s the kind of place you can visit again and again and always find something new to enjoy. A true gem in the area!

Big thanks to everyone who maintains and develops this beautiful park—your work really shows. The park features designated off‑leash areas, a network of connecting trails, and multiple parking areas for easy access. Along the way there’s plenty of scenery and a calm, sustainable feel to the landscape. It’s the kind of place where you might wander a little and not mind it at all. Getting pleasantly “lost” here is part of the experience.

The Missus and I walked the entire Metro Vancouver’s Tynehead Regional Park. There were a number of access points to the park and plenty of signage showing directions throughout. The dirt trails in the forested westerly portion provided shade from the warm sun and the terrain wasn’t too difficult to traverse for the average walker. The Tynehead perimeter trail covering the easterly portion of the park was relatively more open to the skies and paved for cycling. A fish hatchery and a dog park were also located on site. Toilet facilities were available at various locations. A nice park to visit and get your steps in.

Such a wonderful trail. I'd walk the trail here with my wife during summer and we'd always feel so refreshed after. Beautiful greenery and the smell of nature is just wow.

Beautiful and peaceful park with lots of benches to rest if needed. Not overly crowded, family-friendly park for sure... 👌 Very clean and well maintained as well.

This is a no brainer 5 star ⭐️. The park is absolutely gorgeous. There is ample parking and public washrooms/outhouse. There are areas for picnics. A dog park is here also. The Serpentine River flows through the park and has an annual salmon run. Enough with the basics. The park is full of amazing trails and views. You will not be disappointed with the huge trees 🌲 and all the greenery. It’s a refreshing place and brings peace to the soul. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our time here.

Fantastic park situated right in the middle of Surrey! There are multiple entrances, and all of them offer maps for quick guidance. There are many signs indicating the trails, restrooms, watercourses, picnic spots, and overall facilities in the park. You can probably spend the whole day there just walking and admiring wonders of nature.

A beautiful place to walk and lots of birds around. My 95 year old friend was even able to do it with her walker

Great park to get out for a stroll, there are plenty of great views from the shoreline. Dogs love it, lots of scents for them to check out as the park is abundant with wildlife (use a leash as the trails provide limited space to pass).

I love this park! From the parking lot all the way to the delta boundary and then back through the view points is a quick 5.2km loop. I do this walk sometimes right after work. People I meet on the trail are friendly. Cons: Sometimes people don't pick up after their dogs. Traffic noise can be bothersome for some people. But I don't mind it.

It's an open seaside trail along the Boundary Bay. There is a nice breeze all along due to open space and proximity to the sea. Ideal for biking as well. We went there with a 2 year old. He didn't seem to enjoy much as there wasn't much variety along the trail. Also it can get a bit too sunny. There is construction at the parking site. There are no public washrooms but there is a portable toilet due to the construction site. It's not the best trail in this area although not a bad one for a one time try. There are boards with pictures of migratory birds. I guess it will be a great sight during the season.

One of my favorite places to take a stroll with the family. Beautiful views and easy enough to take a very enthusiastic toddler/little kid on. The walkway by the highway can get a bit noisy (obviously). Great place to take family, engagement, etc. pictures, too! Updating with summer pics :)

Great park.. it's a bit out of the way to get to the entrance... The loop runs around the shoreline where you can enjoy views of the bay and the mudflats.. fantastic area for photography with the setting sun.. the area inside the loop is an ecologically sensitive area, so keep to the trails only.. the trail runs all the way along the shoreline to the boundary bay dike and beyond. Lots of mosquitoes after sundown, so plan accordingly. Do not go by the times mentioned on the Google maps listing. They list the Surrey city timings.. I have a picture of the park timings attached with this review. It is a great area for bird watching during the season and a good place to see some raptors as well

The trail is gravelly and pretty flat. It's a bit narrow given the fact that it's used by cyclists, people with dogs, runners and regular walkers. There's ample parking space but it can quickly run out on good sunny days. Many sections are pretty close to the main road and with the traffic noise it feels you're on the road instead of on the trail. We saw a couple of eagles and other birds. So a good place for birds watchers. Overall a good place for a long walk amidst nature.

It’s a very nice park, I did not see an area of this parking lot but it is very easy to enter through various areas, the lake has species of colorful ducks, and also in one area you can see the beaver house. It has picnic tables and an area where people are usually fishing.

Really enjoyed the tranquil and paved trails of this park. There are different routes to walk around but everything is well labelled. There is a lake in the middle which is beautiful but not covered; otherwise the majority of the trails are covered by trees and is a great place to walk in the summer heat or during rainy days. There are also picnic areas to sit at and benches at different areas of the park.

Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With over 10 kilometers of trails, there's something for everyone, from leisurely strolls to challenging hikes. The park is also home to a stocked fishing lake, picnic areas, and the Surrey Nature Centre. Here's a quick rundown of the park's highlights: * **Lots of trails:** Over 10 kilometers of trails to explore, suitable for all fitness levels. * **Fishing lake:** Green Timbers Lake is stocked with rainbow trout, perfect for a day of fishing. * **Wildlife:** Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, ducks, salamanders, woodpeckers, and even barred owls. * **Surrey Nature Centre:** Learn about the park's ecology and the local wildlife. Overall, Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a hidden gem in Surrey. It's a great place to get some fresh air, exercise, and connect with nature. If you're looking for a relaxing escape, this park is definitely worth checking out.

Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a hidden gem in the heart of the city, offering a tranquil escape from urban life. The park boasts a beautiful lake, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic by the water's edge. The surrounding forest is a haven for nature lovers, with towering trees providing shade and a sense of serenity. One of the park's highlights is its dog-friendly policy, allowing visitors to enjoy a walk with their furry friends in the peaceful surroundings. The well-maintained trails make it easy to explore the park, and the abundance of wildlife adds to the park's natural charm. Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is also a great destination for families, with plenty of open space for children to play and explore. The park's kid-friendly amenities, such as playgrounds and open fields, make it a popular choice for families looking to spend quality time outdoors. Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a wonderful destination for nature lovers, families, and dog owners alike. Its combination of natural beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and family-friendly amenities make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

A great spot in any and all seasons. Beautiful walking trails, either around the lake or thru the forested area, or even in the open fields. Every season brings something new to enjoy. There are often ducks at the lake. There are a few picnic tables added in the upper area overlooking the lake. Benches scattered about, a small dock to fish off, and just a great spot to enjoy some nature. No playground but my kids end up playing very organically, finding sticks to toss into the water, trees to explore and animals to watch. Nice change of pace from a typical afternoon at a playground :)

Large peaceful park beautiful during all seasons. There is a small parking lot, as well as an overflow lot, but can be completely full during busy times. Lots of clearly marked gravel trails as well as several benches/picnic areas. The trails are paved well enough that it is accessible to strollers and wheelchairs. Most of them are fairly wide, but there are some smaller routes that can only comfortable fit single-lane pedestrian traffic. Sometimes there are people fishing in the lake. There are ducks and small fish in the pond. There are also supposedly beavers but I’ve never seen em. No designated off-leash area for dogs

Beautiful forest in the middle of the city. It has such a peaceful vibe to it. Good spot to spend an entire day or just a few hours walking on various trails. Large picnic area near the lake with benches around. The lake is restocked with fish every season for the fishing enthusiasts. Gentle easy trails to walk around and enjoy a quick break. Would definitely visit again

Beautiful park where you can go for a swim, a stroll, or check out wildlife. Sand and pebble beach. Be prepared with sunscreen as there is limited shade from trees. Parking may be difficult and it was very busy when we went on the weekend. No dogs permitted except in certain off-leash areas.

Nice place for stroll. Or day at beach if you get there early on a nice day. Tidal beach, so silty more than sandy. Parking is a nightmare when busy. Someone blocked us in yesterday, was an hour to get out. Dog friendly beach just before spit area. Spit is wildlife/bird protected and nesting area. So no kites, no drones or dogs.

I love Blackie Spit! It's beautiful! It's our favourite spot to walk our dog, picnic, and paddle board. Love the beach and the park, and also the beautiful neighbourhood. This place is a wonderful place to bring your family and your furry friend, and also for people who love photography.

Beautiful ocean location. Very busy but very pleasant. Everyone is polite and everyone has dog etiquette. There is an off leash area which is quite a good size. An under cover area if it rains. Lots of beach access and different terrain. Benches to chill and enjoy the view. Come sit and watch all the different dogs and their owners go by. Dip your feet in the ocean or just post up and have and insta photo shoot.

We took the dog here for a walk this evening with the famjam just before the sunset. The smell of the ocean and the sunset was amazing. Just a beautiful spot to go. Lots of people out enjoying the evening here as we were. The parking lot closes at 8pm (why so early!). Also dogs are only allowed here from September to May - so bring the mut here while you can lol. The sunset this evening was fantastic. Great way to spend the evening before the impending rain!

The beach and the park area were great. The park was kept very clean and had picnic tables. Bathrooms were nice and clean. The walk in the fresh air was amazing. There was beautiful homes along the water. What a great place for fishing crabs too. My friends and I had a great time there.

Very relaxing place to spend time and you do not have to exit your vehicle to enjoy the beautiful scenery. The sea water is very calm and you can watch boats and people on the water. There is a rental here for water crafts like boats and paddle boards if you want to try them out you can rent them per hour. This is a hidden gem worth visiting.

What a good time walking around especially in the evening around sunset time. So gorgeous indeed! Have look out towers, 3 of them so cool! A lot of people fishing and one caught a big fish, we all were so excited to see that, so cool! We had such a happy time so will definitely go back! And now, my husband knows where to go for fishing..hehehe..

Such a beautiful view during sunrise. Fresh air and a clear pathway for walking. Even spotted a seal who went on their merry way after we had a staredown🤭

Nice place for an easy walk. Free parking just by the bridge. Nice to take your dog for a walk. The dog owners don’t pick up their dog poop, or you see the dog poop in bags left on the trail. Quite gross. The gravel makes it a bit difficult to ride your bicycle, and trying to ride on the grass will get twigs in your wheels. There are mosquitoes due to some still waters, so maybe wear long clothing and apply bug repellent - because the bites are really bad, bad allergic reactions. Overall, nice walk, and really good scenic views.

Over 175 bird species can be found in the park each year. Frequented by dog walkers. Located next to King George Boulevard and BC Highway 99. Small gravel parkade. Looped trail, approximately 1 hour to walk. Flat gravel trail alongside Serpentine River. Short section of canopied flat dirt trail. Three watch towers.

What more to say other than beautiful trails for a relaxing walk or slow bicyle cruising. You can see the water the moutains and the sunset. Only downfall is its also on farmland which will have manure fertilizer smell. Otherwise its also a sanctuary for many birds. Eagles and hawks are frequently spotted on trees. Herons and smaller birds such as ducks are also plenty.

Beautiful spot ruined by irresponsible dog owners. We’ve been coming here for years for a quick scenic walk with our dog. Dogs are allowed but they must be kept on leash and there is very clear, very visible signage with this message in numerous spots. This is after all a wildlife preservation spot. We have noticed over the past year that the number of people who can’t be bothered to pick up after their dogs (yes, I do know the difference between dog poop and coyote poop) has increased. There’s also been a huge uptick in people who let their dogs roam free off leash and they become hostile, nasty and refuse to leash their dogs when reminded that the Fen is a wildlife sanctuary and on leash only. There are plenty of off leash parks/areas for your dogs to run. This isn’t one of them. Too bad irresponsible “I’m the only one who matters” people have ruined this once serene spot.

Love biking here. Very quiet place. It’s owned by ducks unlimited and maintained by volunteers. Lots of birds take refuge here. Very hot in the summertime though as it’s flat open grasslands.

Hey this park/field has a lot of potential but at this point (Sept 2023) there's some work to do to get there. It's located in a nice residential area (new development). The park itself is still incomplete but the playground, multisport court, and soccer field is already in use. Once washrooms, fencing, and a proper parking area gets finalized this could be a family favorite 👍🏽.

Cute little park with an amazing playground! By far the best playground I have come across! The two large slides surrounded by turf are amazing year round as they'll be the perfect hill to slide down when it snows. I would definitely recommend checking out this park. The street parking is not ideal as the surrounding roads are very narrow and squishy.

Kids love the playground! Busy on the weekend m. There is also basketball court and table tennis / ping pong tables. Few Picnic tables. I remove 1 star because no dedicated parking lot and no washroom (as of this writing). Only residential area street parking.

New playground on the block! Yes, you heard it right, they just opened 2 months ago. Heard about this park from one of the mom and we decided to give it a try. It is located near 168 St and 22 Ave. Park is a little tricky to find but its on the other side of the small hill. Both small and big kids will enjoy this playground as they have new and modern playground sets. Only downside is there's no shades, they just planted small trees so if you are planning to be there for a few hrs be sure to bring an umbrella or a tent specially on a very sunny day. Basketball court is also available. Not sure if they have washrooms. Street parking is available.

Loved this playground and so did my kids!One downside as of June 2023 was there was no public bathrooms yet!

A nice park with separate kids play area, walking track, basketball court etc.

Great family park with new playground, table tennis, and basketball court(which is rare to find in parks). Just need more picnic tables though.

Surrey Bend Regional Park is well kept and a beautiful place to visit. Great trails, benches, picnic tables, covered tables for reservations, lookouts, info signs and public washrooms. Well marked trails, beautiful views, dog friendly, bike friendly and easy to access. Spacious free parking area with handicap parking spaces. Water and mist stations.

This trail is very well-maintained and easy to walk, making it perfect for a relaxed stroll or a bike ride. The parking lot is spacious, and the picnic tables and shelters are clean and in excellent condition. There’s also a restroom conveniently located midway along the trail. It’s not far from the ferry terminal, which makes it a great stop before or after a sailing. Dog friendly.

A group of us came for a Potluck Picnic In The Park, and we had a great time. We rented the Yellow Warbler Covered Picnic Tables ( first one on the far left of the Parking Lot ) Some of the people went for a walk around the area, and were pleased with the area and looking at the Mighty Fraser River as well. Washrooms were like a Camping style Washroom but we're clean and stocked well with TP lol. The Park has a lot of area to walk around in, and there's also a play area for kids also. We were so pleased with the area, and Covered Picnic Tables that will be definitely holding another get together there in the future. And I noticed that it seemed that the Park people even swept the Concrete before we arrived. And they also stopped by, and asked if we had any garbage we wanted to get rid of at the time. Great hidden area close by that many people don't even know about...

Surrey Bend Regional Park is a beautiful and relaxing spot tucked away near Fraser Heights, making it a great escape from the busyness of the city without having to travel too far. The park is thoughtfully designed with plenty of benches and picnic areas, so it’s easy to find a comfortable spot to sit back and enjoy the natural surroundings. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or just on your own, it offers a peaceful environment for everyone. The amenities here are also quite convenient. You’ll find clean washrooms, water taps, and even a mist shower that’s especially refreshing on warm summer days. These small touches make a big difference in creating a comfortable and enjoyable visit. One of the unique features of Surrey Bend is its connection to Barnston Island. The ferry that takes you across departs from here, adding an extra element of adventure for those who want to extend their outing and explore even more of the area. Overall, Surrey Bend is an excellent spot for picnics, leisurely walks, or simply spending time outdoors surrounded by greenery and water views. It’s a hidden gem in Surrey that’s worth visiting more than once.

Usually in Metro Vancouver you don't see many small birds but when I went there was loads of them, even seen a few Hurons. Very easy walking.

The scenery is stunning — from dense forests to beautiful riverside views, every corner of this park feels serene and refreshing. There are plenty of spots to sit and relax, have a picnic, or just enjoy the sound of birds and flowing water. It’s also very family-friendly, with open areas for kids to run around and clean washroom facilities. What I love most is how quiet and calm it is — not overly crowded like some other parks. It’s the perfect place to recharge mentally and physically.

This was my first time visiting the park with my dog this afternoon. The walk was very enjoyable and not too many people on the path which was nice. You can still hear city noise throughout the walk but that's to be expected. A good chunk of the path is covered by trees that provide shade. Make sure to pack citronella spray for mosquitoes.

Beautiful green lush park along the city 🏙️ view. But it isn’t maintained nicely. You can find litter everywhere in the park even in the river water. I highly recommend to wear shoes and don’t go in water. Not safe for pets and children to play in sand as well.

Brownsville Bar Park is the perfect place to get the best view of bridges in Sunny. It’s a small but busy park where neighbouring residents come to fish in the river, party on the riverbank, and date in front of the beautiful sunset glow and bridge view. I especially like the poetic scene on the river: fisherman in a boat crossing under the bridge and geese leisurely swimming in line. This park is adjacent to Brownsville Pub. Today, November 17, 2021, I revisited the park, amazing at its autumn view and early sunset scenery.

Always love to catch the sunset here! Cant say enough about this little gem of a beach and park. With gas prices on the rise again we cant just drive to White rock or Vancouver to get a picture s of Sunsets. So happy to have caught some of my nicest pictures here!

Very convenient small park with a view of thr city, bridge , mountains n ocean. Park itself is not so big but good enough to walk ur dog around or take a stroll yourself. No rides or picnic benches but enough ground area to spread ur mat. There are benches to sit though. Small beach area where anyone can play with sand, dip ur feet in water or just enjoy a sun bath but no bonfires allowed. Pets on leash n definitely no party . Some people do it anyway but the trouble is big. Fines by parks n recreation staff so better stick with rules. Enough parking n outside bathroom . This park is great for a quick get away talk , thinking or just a small picnic.

Beautiful place for that morning walk, or a peaceful break from daily life. NOT so quiet since the skytrain makes it's routinely trips over head but still a good, clean space of fresh air. Parking lot is ample usually.THERE is a pub there as well incase you feel umm.. thirsty.

The view is quite nice, on one side there's some green area where people can take a walk and have a picnic while on the other side along the river you can fish and kids can play with sand. Sad thing is now the New West pier park across the river is no longer there...

Absolutely a gorgeous plave to sit back and soak in the sunset views that it offers. Might get the odd groups smoking up nearby of that's a worry for you but no cause for disturbing scene. Get here early to secure a nice rock for yourself to enjoy your evening and hear the water crash onto your feet, which is by far the most surreal feeling ever :)

Went to the bc halal food festival today. Lots of food vendors from Indonesia to Nigeria and in between. Prayer tents, portable toilets and a large tent filled with with tables.. a portable fairground with rides was available. Music and entertainment was at the main stage.

It was a great experience and I enjoyed much all my visits. I would love to go back whenever I can. They always have activities and events which are fun to go with.

Was here for faded in the park. Great venue! Parks clean and spacious. Great place to hang in the summer for an EDM event.

Huge park occasionally used for festivals. There are expensive open spaces and groves of forest and old evergreens such as cedars and hemlocks.

Holland Park is a large, well-maintained urban park in the heart of Surrey. It has plenty of facilities like sports fields, basketball courts, a playground, and picnic areas, making it great for families and active visitors. The park also hosts events like Fusion Festival and FVDED in the Park, which adds a fun, lively vibe. On the downside, it can get crowded during events, and some visitors have reported occasional safety concerns, especially in less busy areas. Overall, it’s a nice place to relax, play sports, or enjoy a community event, but be mindful of busy times and surroundings.

This park is truly picturesque and provides a stunning backdrop for festivals, with its lush greenery and scenic views that enhance the celebration ambiance.

Big park and lots of fun during festivals!! Been here for surrey fusion and previously for Fvded in the Park! Its tooo big to get bored

Spending a day with a family or friends this park would be a wonderful choice. Have a playground there facing river side. Some bench have a shelter on it ideal for bbq with a stunning view. A yatch club is there for members.

I love this park. I come a couple times a week as I live in the neighbourhood. Every single visit, there’s something new to see. There are new flowers blooming and new birds chirping. I feel like I’m in the fairytale when I’m walking through the park. There are bunnies and squirrels and birds. And a river view with beautiful sunsets. Plenty of parking and a few bathrooms are available.

Beautiful little park with trails through forest, riverbank and marsh. Plenty of covered picnic tables are located near either parking lot. Trails are wide and gravel covered. Washrooms are available and decently kept. There are also tours of the gorgeous turn of the century farmhouse, although I didn't actually attend said tour. Lovely little escape from the city.

I came when the house isn't open, so I definitely need to come back when it is! Aside from the trail that is quite close to the main road, the other parts were so nice. So relaxing and easy to walk. So quiet and tranquil! I also love that the washroom has automatic doors and is relatively clean! There are also lots of spots to sit down and rest if needed.

Awesome place for picnic, walking, hiking, biking and any leisure activities. The flat trail winding up to the golf course is suitable for habitual exercise plus the beautiful views across. This park is wheelchair accessible

Another great park in Surrey. If you are looking for a trail or park where you can enjoy nature while cooking up a sweat, then this is a great place for that. Walk, run or cycle in this park and for sure you will even come home with great photos.

It's nice place to walk around the river side, one side is golf ground that is also beautiful place,there is restaurant,washroom and it's dog friendly too

One of the largest and newest libraries in Surrey city. I love the layout of inside. Many function area, room and study tables , clean and bright glass windows, city view of central area. Many parking spaces under ground. 2 hours free parking but need to register your plates number when you enter library . Good place for study and learning knowledge. Worthy to visit .

Wonderful building, not just the exterior but ambience and the lighting inside with enough seats, couches. Underground PARKING IS FREE, we didn't know this and paid for parking as we made entrance through wrong lift. Getting into the building can be little confusing as the parking doesn't have enough sign boards. Amazing staff, they are really helpful and proactive in approach, I came looking for a book , they saw my baby with me and explained about the programs for infants and gave a welcome kit for her . Great programs for all age groups.

Lovely building! The staff is super helpful and patient. I have used study room to take a virtual meeting and it was a nice experience. The balcony has barstools to sit on and work on your own laptop, iPads or phones. It's a very bright and spacious place with a separate kids section and a cafe. Free membership. Monthly events. Free LinkedIn Learning. Full of perks and that too for free! 100% recommend to readers and non-readers alike.

The architecture of the City Centre branch of Surrey Libraries is truly impressive! The open, multi-tiered design with its flowing curves and expansive skylights creates a bright, inviting atmosphere. The clever use of natural light enhances the modern aesthetic, while the spacious layout and thoughtful integration of communal areas make it both functional and inspiring. A stunning example of contemporary design.

Not ideal for work, often quite LOUD and very minimal seating. Unlike most libraries they don't care much about sound, there is an open concept screaming children section on the bottom floor which is often full of kids at all times of hours and days and you can hear it echo through the whole library. Other then that decent selection of books and very friendly staff. Also a large abundant immigration services but no services for actual citizens which is odd, favoring immigrants. Even the whole career job wall is just all for immigrants only.

The library is stunning and I experience a profound sense of calm when I enter and spend time there. I have utilized the space for both studying and teaching, and the staff and security have consistently been affable and supportive. Due to its proximity to city hall and the Surrey KPU campus, it can get quite busy. However, it is conveniently located near the skytrain, a shopping center, and numerous dining establishments. The facility is modern and well-lit, and includes various conveniences such as complimentary parking, a cafe, and designated areas for parents. The children's section is vast, and it's worth noting that registering your license plate at the entrance will grant you two hours of free parking.

A modern and futuristic library, but some of the staff talk very loud like in a farmer's market. They should know that the library is supposed to be very quiet and that they should try their best to keep their voice down, not talk so loud that everyone can hear them from the ground floor to the top floor. I would like to encourage them to visit Vancouver Public Library and see how their staff behave.

Good place to go for an easy walk. There is a small lake inside. If you like to see lots of ducks, then it's a good place to be, but the parking lot is horrible. There's a lot of potholes, and they're not doing anything about it. If not for the ducks, I will give it a one-star.

Cute little park in the middle of the city. Nice, easy trail to walk around, would take 30mins-1 hour to walk around depending on your speed. There's a little area to sit and watch the ducks. Nice and peaceful! Could use a few garbage bins, saw multiple doggy poop bags, if you're taking you're dog there, please clean up AND take it out with you to dispose of.

It’s a walk trail. Can see some birds and ducks. Not recommended for children as there r NO playground. Parking is there. No washroom.

Well maintain flat trail. Nice to enjoy the weather and walking with birds and tree. The lake was closed when we got there so we dont know if there is certain time to be open but even so you can still see the ducks and other people try to go in the bushes just to get in the lake. The golf course is in the other side of the park so be careful on the golf ball to get hit.lol! Overall it was a good exercise with kids and family.

Nice breeze adjacent to golf course. Trial pathway could have been maintained. When it rains it gets difficult to walk along. Parking is available is a added advantage. Adjacent golf course looks very beautiful. Varieties of birds in the lake. Pictures or boards placed for educational purpose. Could have added walking directions so that first time entrants gets a good understanding of how to proceed as there will be very less people available in the park to ask directions and also covid scare to socialize. But mind gets relaxed from the oxygen you get from the park trees and greens of golf course. There is a warning mentioned about flying golf balls so need to be careful and mindful while walking.

Cool lake and awesome view , lot of birds to fresh up the mood. Track are muddy and great place to walk and run. But beware of gold balls that arrive from the side. As there is a golf course close to it. 😂

This park is not the cleanest. We found a needle in the grasses by the lake. The walk itself is pleasant. There is a short incline section that is part of the loop trail. The “beach” area was a fun diversion for children. There were lots of ducks and Canadian geese to watch up close. Parking was adequate. We probably won’t return to often, but it’s a interesting urban lake to check out once.

This place has one of the best sunset view points in south surrey

I love coming to this park. It reduces my stress and makes me feel peaceful from the green grass and the eagles soaring and the birds chirping. People who are visiting always seem calm and happy. Dogs are allowed and the view from the viewpoint at the end of the park is beautiful. It only takes about 5 minutes to walk from the small, unpaved parking lot to the view point. There are squirrels and rabbits to see and an interesting maze to walk through!

It was an awesome experience, you can use stairs to go down to the water. Small playground make it more beautiful.

It is quiet and calm place where you can view the sea from top of a hill. Easy 5 minutes walk from car parking place.

Beautiful place to visit, sun is pretty hard to watch set at the lookout point because of the trees in the way but there are so many eagles and so many fledglings this time of year!

Beautiful little hidden gem. Gorgeous view of the ocean. Make sure you park at where the Stanford hall is but not the view point as there's no parking available unless you are local residents.

Kwomais Point Park on the Peninsula is a quiet park with shade, tall trees, grassy area for picnicking. There are no tables and few benches in this park, so bring you own chairs. Thanks for the Walk over to the Boundary Bay Look Out Point.

Locals call it Surrey Shanlinxi, a park said to have been generously donated by its former landowner. The whole place feels so lovingly cared for, with quiet trails, tidy trees, and benches that look out over the lake. It is the kind of spot where you slow down without even trying. Pack a little picnic and you could happily spend an entire morning here.

Nice park. Better to go at evening. Washroom available. Dogs are prohibited. There is a small lake. You can see several fruit trees and birds here.

Park with a trail and a pond to walk around. Huge variety of coniferous trees and even a small orchard. Pets and bikes are prohibited There’s one washroom/outhouse It’s tucked away and hidden amongst the suburbs. Really quaint place to sit, walk stroll,contemplate life decisions.

This is a wonderful park that has a mostly flat walk. It has wide paths and is a leisurely 30 minute walk. There are benches for resting and public washrooms. There is also a parking lot. There are lots of trees 🌲 that have been planted by the previous owners, also a nice pond. There is a wonderful story to the property. Definitely worth the visit.

Lovely little park. Very tranquil and well away from major roads. Makes for a nice 30 minute stroll, perfect for some quiet contemplation or a family picnic. Note: Dogs are not allowed in the park and this is well sign posted.

A newly opened park on land donated by my neighbour, the late Dr. Godwin. This park is beautiful all year, but I especially love walking though here right after a snow. The evergreens look gorgeous dusted with fresh snow.

Absolutely amazing & beautiful place to go for a walk lots of benches along the way to sit down & enjoy the scenery

good place to spend time with your friends 👍🏻

This place has gone downhill & for that reason I don't go as much. Never cleaned despite having numerous access to garbage cans.. more of a party spot for the young ones at night & during the weekend. The only time you can actually sit back and relax is when it's a rainy day or during work hours. Definitely some nicer cleaner & friendlier spots to chill along the river.

It's a good place to fish

Had a bone fire with an old friend visiting from Winnipeg!

Such a lovely place to just unwind and enjoy nature and the city.

I’ve lived here and was born and raised in Metro Vancouver and have seen nothing done to this warf since 2001. Residents of Surrey need to voice their concerns to city council. Until we do nothing will be done to this “public” warf. The city owns quite a bit of the waterfront but chooses to neglect it cause they don’t care about Bridgeview. Seems like Brenda Locke would rather spend all the tax dollars on Cloverdale than spend anything on Bridgeview. This was quite the opposite when McCallum was mayor. This public warf is in dire need of an upgrade and expansion and so too is the entire Surrey side of the Fraser river. If the city of New Westminster can have a beautiful public warf and seawall why can’t Surrey residents?!

The place is neglected and small while more and more people are coming everyday I hope the city will increase the the wharf and the deck over there and put more chairs and make the place more beautiful and at least the make the parking lots

New equipment and in a nice area. Always have to do a walk around and pick up the locals garbage. Update. July 1, 2023 showed up with the kids and the park was full of kids and parents from the neighborhood...all south asian families...Garbage is still a problem. AND THIS...

I love this park. Great for walk. Kids area is very nice. It was very neat and clean few years ago. Since past 2-3 years people never cleanup after they make mess. You can see empty food containers, empty beer cans, all over. You can see food containers and garbage along with the sidewalk. People dump there u wanted stuff in the park. Very sad to see the beautiful places turning into the messy places. People should be responsible to keep there surroundings clean.

Fun playground for kids, lots of things to climb on and under, swing on, run around and slide down. The only back draw is there is no shade really, so when it is hot you will definitely feel the sun. There is also a very big green area right next to the playground - would be a perfect place to lick or throw a ball!

Very accessible and just a few blocks away from my residence. A good place to hangout and exercise to release stress after working long hours. It is relatively quiet and peaceful making it ideal to visit especially on a sunny day like today. It also has a playground for kids and a large open area to play outdoor games like soccer, baseball, football, volleyball, cricket just to name a few. I tried flying drone on this area and the view is spectacular from above. It also has ample parking space so it is a plus and a shaded area for small picknics. The toilet/washroom is not that great but that's expected from a public area.

A very good place for kids to play. Great area and really good park with lots of swings.

It's a nice little park

Awsome place, with super friendly people!

A courageous park with two baseball diamonds, eight beautiful Pickleball courts, and trails through the woods. Provided a great facility for a cross-country race.

Although this park has a beautiful forest and some decent trails to walk Crescent Park has some very entitled dog walkers who literally everyday disobey the basic law of “ no off leash dogs “ . This is especially concerning when I have been attacked by several on 2 different occasions. One of the times I was bitten and my jacket was ripped . This is a very serious issue that By Law is ignoring. I have had dogs all my life and I am not afraid of them even when I was attacked . But my concern is not for me but for children and family’s or anyone who is afraid of dogs should not have to deal with this blatant disregard for the public and public safety. Every time I go to the park there’s several people walking there dogs off leash and some are friendly it does not mean it gives them the right to act like the park is there own personal dog park .even on a very slow day at a time where there was very little people at the park I still managed to come across 3 different dogs off leash .. and some owners are nice but others are extremely ignorant and entitled . This could be a 4 star park but it’s barely a 2 star

Our first time here for the play group. I passed by often because we went to Creasent beach all the time but never dropped by. So I didn't know where is the entrance. I used Google map which brought me to the other side of the park at 26 Ave but nothing there so I drove back because I remembered that I drove pass the sign so I tried and found the entrance then when we left eventually just turned into 129 st and the entrance just right there. Don't need to turn at 128 st like google map said. This for who visits the park for the first time so won't get confused like me Anyway, we had so much fun with the playgroup which my friend invited me to join them. They have it every Friday at 10 am. Then we played at the playground. Walked around and saw a duck then picnic, so much fun! Lots of big trees and pond. Will definitely go back to check all the trails because too busy today so only one trail we checked out. Clean washrooms, picnic tables, big parking lot. Warning: someone said the car got broke in twice both parking lot. One took diaper bag maybe they thought had valuable stuffs inside so just please be careful when you parked there. It happend at lunch time

Wonderful park in south Surrey, with grand trees, lush picknic areas for large parties as well as just you and your dear one. Trails to explore with a pond that's quite immersed in nature. Beautiful is an understatement when thinking of this park, that we come from Vancouver to take in its beauty when in whiterock.

Nice place to do hiking, wonderful views, a quiet place perfect to do exercise and meditation

Excellent for all varieties of sports events and great kids park for all seasons!!

Beautiful park with walking trails, sports fields, picnic tables and play ground. The north entrance to the park off of crescent rd gives you access to the picnic tables and a washroom. There's a platform for placing a BBQ on nearby. This is a popular spot on the weekends and their is no reservations. The parking lot on the east side off of 132 st near 24 Ave gives you access to the new pickleball courts. A little further north closer to 26 Ave is the parking for the two baseball diamonds and the arts center where a washroom is located. There are two massive grassy fields located near the baseball diamonds and there is a pond in the middle of the park with walking trails spread throughout.

Love this park! My daughter went there with her class, i figured we should bring her brother next time. Plenty of parking. It was a beautiful morning, and visiting the inside of the red barn had been definitely the highlight for the kids. The barn is only open to the public on weekends and stat holidays, i believe. The picnic areas have benches and water access and the washrooms are well maintained. I noticed signs that the picnic area is now a zone people can drink alcohol in public. Doesn't apply to me but I'm sure some people enjoy it. I just hope they are acting responsible and especially don't drive after....

We visited Campbell Valley Regional Park yesterday and had such a peaceful and refreshing experience. The trails are well-maintained, perfect for a walk with family. Beautiful greenery, bird sounds, and open meadows made it feel like a nature escape. There are plenty of picnic spots, clean washrooms, and the overall atmosphere is very calm. Highly recommended for nature lovers and families looking for a quiet day out!

Excellent park with hiking trails. Loved the easy walks, mostly shaded but some areas are exposed. Lots of picnic tables and bathrooms nearby. Really enjoyed the day.

well maintained w maps and postings. there are multiple accessible bathrooms and lots of parking. ⭐️ there are multiple parking lot spaces named “campbell valley parking lot” be awake which parking side your car is at. ⭐️campbell valley is massive with many different routes. you could get easily lost. choose your route and be prepared to retrace your steps.

We did 8.7 kilometer due to road closure. We saw green colored garden snake and it was great weather

Nice place for a walk on trails. Parking is not abundant, so it can be somewhat challenging.

Well maintained trails but quite a few horse poops.

It is a wonderful place to visit. If you enjoy flowers, trees, and nature, this park is perfect for you.

If you like to walk and love to be immersed in nature this is the place for you. All types of trees and flowers and bushes, some flowering and some about too and others that have bloomed. Highly recommend!

Beautiful and well maintained botanical garden. Nice that so many plants have name tags. Kudos to the volunteers

Absolutely lovely when things are in bloom. Plenty of benches for peaceful moments of rest too.

Absolutely beautiful! Perfect place for finding your peace

Really nice private botanical garden. Can spend a good hour here. Entrance is by donation. Plenty of free parking. Beautiful flowers and good paths all through the garden. There are some benches available. Would be nice if they added some art and sculptures around the park.

Leaving anxiety behind in my parked car, I slowly entered the garden. Being a second-generation Vancouverite, I couldn't believe I had never heard of this delightful spot before. We took our time maneuvering around the gigantic, fully bloomed, rhodo trees. I kept looking down on the ground and up to the blue sky to see the tops of the many varieties of trees. I stopped and listened to the silence. We were the only visitors besides the 2 hosts upon entry. Loved this day!

The playground is amazing all ages wood themed clean, plenty of seating. The forest walk was nice but disrespectful dog owners overshadowed a lot :( poop left on many trails and dogs offleash in the wet lands area.

Kids friendly My son very like Bose Forest Park

Beautiful forest trails in the middle of Cloverdale! Perfect for a quick walk on your lunch break or after work. The information signs tell you about the history of the park and the habitat. A great place to bring kids

Very nice and tranquil little urban oasis. there is the occasional plaque installed to provide educational facts to visitors at certain points in the park. We definitely enjoy an evening walk here post dinner. right now there is a young family of eagles who can be seen and heard at the park,

Great playground for kids of all ages. Backs onto a forest with trails and signage about the environment. No public washrooms abs just a few benches by the park and in the trails.

Beautiful park, good for kids. Very well kept. Small trails so good for kids and elderly.

Cute little park and nice playground for kids. Love the small forest trail. To be honest the trails are a lot shorter than I expected but my little one was happy as he got to spend more time on the playground. The playground is fun. Built from wood with ropes and chains. Lots of fun for a kid who loves climbing. Nice touch thay there is a sand play area as well...too bad we didn't have sand toys with us...next time we will know better :)

Our favorite park because next to our house just a couple mins walk there. Many things to do there. The park is always clean even the washroom. We had a good time there everytime we went there. We just moved in to the area so can't wait for the summer comes so the babies can enjoy with the water, will be so much fun for them

This park is in a very nice neighborhood with kids' playground and water park, and a big soccer play area and basketball and long tennis courts. There is a jogging/walking track around the ground. Smetimes people bring their dogs on the grass field, and they don't see and even don't care about the sign that dogs are not allowed on the grass ground field.

At least 3 days in a week i take my kids to play.... Amazing place for kids

Nice and cool place to play hoops and any other outdoor sports with clean washrooms and free spacious parking lot. Been going here as long as i can remember and i enjoy my visit everytime. Walking distance from YMCA making it a plus because I end my activity by going to the gym right after.

Felt very pleasant visiting park, very well maintained, lot of sports facilities, at this park.

Always fun at Goldstone Park. My boys love that there are soccer nets here. They play and we take a walk around the park. Nice evening!

Neat and clean park. Car parking available. I found beautiful sunset view here. I'm gonna share some pics

I have been training in this park with my team. It is so peaceful and large area with so many spots to train soccer also have 1 loop area. Absolutely the best park for soccer ⚽️ It also have washroom 🚻 spots.

awesome sport park so much area to cover. love all the seating areas. washrooms were nice and clean. tons of parking.

We visited the play area at the park today and it had something for every age group - 1 through 12. Great location for sporting events and kids.

Newton Athletic Park is a fantastic community hub, and for tennis players, it's particularly noteworthy for its outstanding tennis facilities. If you're looking for a reliable and enjoyable place to play, these courts truly stand out. What immediately impresses you about the tennis courts at Newton Athletic Park is how exceptionally well-maintained they are. The playing surfaces are consistently clean, free of cracks, and offer excellent traction, which makes for a truly reliable and enjoyable game. The lines are crisp and clear, and the nets are always in great condition – details that serious and casual players alike appreciate. It's evident that the park staff dedicate significant effort to ensuring these courts remain in prime condition for public use. This level of maintenance means you can focus entirely on your game without worrying about uneven bounces or hazardous surfaces. Whether you're practicing serves, rallying with a friend, or playing a competitive match, the quality of the courts enhances the entire experience. The surrounding area is also pleasant, adding to the overall positive atmosphere. Newton Athletic Park's tennis courts are a testament to great community planning and care. For anyone in the area seeking a high-quality public tennis experience, where the courts are consistently in excellent shape, this park is an absolute must-visit. It's a true asset for local tennis players!

Beautiful place for kids to play and family fun. Only issue is my kids have lost like 4 balls and 2 jackets this season so far . I just looked away for a second and they were gone. So be careful thieves active recently. Otherwise great place.

Tennis Surrey Open going on this week. Good tennis and complimentary lunch and dinner for the spectators !!

Easily accessible park with multiple grounds for different sports such as basketball, volleyball, football and running track and one new rubberized walking track with a budget of $1 million. Children have a separate area and huge parking for hundreds of cars and a great opportunity for new drivers to practice their reverse parking.

Good one to spend 1-2 hrs, make sure to park your car on the parking otherwise you have to come through border security which will take not less than 1 hr. Parking is on first right turn and there are not turns beyond that point

Beautiful park on the US-Canada border. The park has large green open space. The peace arch towering the park is magnificent. There is ample free parking. The view of the ocean, totem pole and Japanese garden are really good. But the most unique thing about the park is that people from US and Canada can meet without going through immigrations. There are rangers who monitor that there are no illegal crossings but nothing is checked while you are in the park. The park is very peaceful and well maintained. USA also maintains the park on the other side of the border. The US side has a play area with some swings in addition to restrooms and picnic shelters. Looking forward to visit again.

Peace Arch Park is an ideal spot for family outings and mini picnics! The lush greenery, spacious grounds, and tranquil ambiance create the perfect setting for quality family time. Kids absolutely love exploring the park, playing games, and having a picnic under the clear blue sky. With ample space to run around and plenty of picnic spots, it’s a wonderful place to create lasting memories with loved ones. Highly recommended for families seeking a fun and relaxing day out!”

An interesting and spectacular place where the border between the two countries, America and Canada, has no guard, the park has a picnic area and a children's play area, you can visit both sides of the park in America and Canada.

Shopping in the US is our family’s routine every now and then. I loved to see the historical Peace Arch with its gorgeous garden across the border. It’s a beautiful monument situated between the communities of Blaine, Washington and Surrey, British Columbia.

This park is very hard to get to or find if you have never been there before. Google maps takes you all over the place even tries to send you across the border to the USA, but does not give good directions to get there. When you get to this park it is very small, but it has beautiful large trees and a small path to the railway tracks and you can see the beach on the other side. You are not allowed to cross the tracks. There is a sign threatening charges if you get caught. Don’t get caught crossing the railway tracks. At the end of the path you can see the USA and Canada sides of the border. Across the water you can see the Island and the open ocean. The sight is beautiful. There is very little to do at this park. If you are not going there for a planned gathering or to see the railway tracks and the beach across from them, this park is boring.

Make sure you take the beach road exit before the US Canada border ! Orelse you will have to make a u turn and sit through a line . The police man at the duty free exit are not well trained in Canadian politeness to say the least. Park itself is amazing , you can bring your on stove and have a good time.

It’s a very nice park, I did not see an area of this parking lot but it is very easy to enter through various areas, the lake has species of colorful ducks, and also in one area you can see the beaver house. It has picnic tables and an area where people are usually fishing.

Really enjoyed the tranquil and paved trails of this park. There are different routes to walk around but everything is well labelled. There is a lake in the middle which is beautiful but not covered; otherwise the majority of the trails are covered by trees and is a great place to walk in the summer heat or during rainy days. There are also picnic areas to sit at and benches at different areas of the park.

Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With over 10 kilometers of trails, there's something for everyone, from leisurely strolls to challenging hikes. The park is also home to a stocked fishing lake, picnic areas, and the Surrey Nature Centre. Here's a quick rundown of the park's highlights: * **Lots of trails:** Over 10 kilometers of trails to explore, suitable for all fitness levels. * **Fishing lake:** Green Timbers Lake is stocked with rainbow trout, perfect for a day of fishing. * **Wildlife:** Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, ducks, salamanders, woodpeckers, and even barred owls. * **Surrey Nature Centre:** Learn about the park's ecology and the local wildlife. Overall, Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a hidden gem in Surrey. It's a great place to get some fresh air, exercise, and connect with nature. If you're looking for a relaxing escape, this park is definitely worth checking out.

Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a hidden gem in the heart of the city, offering a tranquil escape from urban life. The park boasts a beautiful lake, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic by the water's edge. The surrounding forest is a haven for nature lovers, with towering trees providing shade and a sense of serenity. One of the park's highlights is its dog-friendly policy, allowing visitors to enjoy a walk with their furry friends in the peaceful surroundings. The well-maintained trails make it easy to explore the park, and the abundance of wildlife adds to the park's natural charm. Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is also a great destination for families, with plenty of open space for children to play and explore. The park's kid-friendly amenities, such as playgrounds and open fields, make it a popular choice for families looking to spend quality time outdoors. Green Timbers Urban Forest Park is a wonderful destination for nature lovers, families, and dog owners alike. Its combination of natural beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and family-friendly amenities make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

A great spot in any and all seasons. Beautiful walking trails, either around the lake or thru the forested area, or even in the open fields. Every season brings something new to enjoy. There are often ducks at the lake. There are a few picnic tables added in the upper area overlooking the lake. Benches scattered about, a small dock to fish off, and just a great spot to enjoy some nature. No playground but my kids end up playing very organically, finding sticks to toss into the water, trees to explore and animals to watch. Nice change of pace from a typical afternoon at a playground :)

one of the most beautiful park nearby. Lots of people are fishing. There were lots of seating area and everything's super nice. lots of ducks too!! Highly recommend to spend time with family / friends / love ones.

Large peaceful park beautiful during all seasons. There is a small parking lot, as well as an overflow lot, but can be completely full during busy times. Lots of clearly marked gravel trails as well as several benches/picnic areas. The trails are paved well enough that it is accessible to strollers and wheelchairs. Most of them are fairly wide, but there are some smaller routes that can only comfortable fit single-lane pedestrian traffic. Sometimes there are people fishing in the lake. There are ducks and small fish in the pond. There are also supposedly beavers but I’ve never seen em. No designated off-leash area for dogs

Quality product, lots to choose from, prices are fair, for quality that they have! Came all the way from Vernon BC. Well worth the drive. Also, nice place just to walk around and look! But you always leave with something!

Port Kells Nurseries is a fantastic destination, especially during the fall season! The pumpkin patch is a highlight, offering a wide variety of pumpkins for all your decorating needs, and the best part is the free entry! The nursery itself is beautifully landscaped, making it a lovely place to explore. There are also plenty of family-friendly activities and photo opportunities throughout the grounds. It’s a great spot for a fun day out with kids or anyone looking to get into the autumn spirit. Highly recommended for a delightful and budget-friendly experience!

This is by far one of my favorite Nurseries! The store is always filled with the cutest seasonal items and pots. They always have everything so nicely decorated. It is a great pumpkin patch in the fall as well. Always super clean, well maintained and staff is always friendly.

Beautiful place to buy your garden stuff. The staff are amazing and lovely. They are very helpful and accommodating. We always buy here for our garden stuff and definitely highly recommended for everyone.

Awesome nursery lots of plants and lots of garden decor a Lil pricier than expected but still reasonable. Got myself an alocasia been wanting this plant for awhile so I'm glad I got to go!

Most amazing people to deal with. The lady and gentleman we dealt with went above and beyond to rectify a issue we had with 2 cedar trees bought by our landscaper. I highly recommend anyone looking to buy cedar trees and other plants to go in and check this nursery out. Everything in the store is so beautiful and the staff is truly amazing. Thank you for helping us out. We really appreciate you and your store

I got a chance to visit Port Kells Nursery twice with my family for pumpkin patch. It’s a good place to enjoy with kids. They have decent number of activities for kids like picking up pumpkin, feeding farm animals , play area in sand, photo booths etc. The staff is helpful here. Compared to last year they added coffee counter at very nominal rates. Ample amount of parking is there on weekdays but not sure how much crowded it gets on weekend. Apart from this, they have nice collection of plants with many varieties. Would surely recommend a visit here !!

Dogwood Park is a lovely park to bring your dog to unleash. My dogs and I always enjoy this beautiful park and its atmosphere. The park has a fence for small dogs, a picnic area and chairs, and also has ponds for dogs to play.

The best off leash park EVER. Abundance of trails & fields, a separate area for the little puppers if you please. Bridges to stroll over & lots of fun “large water areas” to enjoy some splashing & swimming time. Covered areas, tables & chairs. Even a little borrow a book stand. Definitely a fun time for all 🐾🐾🐾

Great, fantastic off leash park. Just like walking through a forest. Many interconnected trails. Washroom in area. Could have garbage or waste cans along trail, but that might be difficult to maintain. Friendly dogs and owners. Parking is good.

......Update to follow...... Unfortunately one of the best dog parks in Surrey has been taken over by anti-maskers. They gather in large groups around the benches and have removed the signs that warn us against gatherings and remind us of social distancing. Luckily its a large dog park but their unconcern about others and covid is disturbing. The signs used to be around the benches, next day they are in the bush. Don't get me wrong Dogwood Park is still the Best dog park around. If you have a smaller dog and want it to feel safe, away from other dogs, they have a large infield gated enclosure that they can feel safe to roam, well fenced off from other dogs. This park is great anytime of the year. Just wear boots in soggy areas and watch wear you step. Have a dawg day!...UPDATE, today SPRING 2022...previous rant was made in the before times...one of best parks in Surrey got a bit of renovation, ie, extra gravel for the muddy walking areas...and covid is over right? Lol..still outdoors on weekend at this park, is the best place to with all your friends ❤️ people to. So get out there and say ello to us Dawg people and enjoy your day...Cheers...update needs full stars 🌟 🤩 Dawg tired after day in park.

Best dog park. Usually plenty of other dogs. Large fields for running. Shady trails for sniffing. Small dog enclosure. Pond for water activity if your pooch is allowed although it’s stagnant water. Washroom and water for dogs on site. Lots of parking.

This is probably the best dog park I've ever gone to! It's huge, lots of water for the dogs, and everyone's dogs were friendly and well behaved. Both my dogs were very happy to have so much space to explore and run around.

Amazing park for both big and little dogs. Lots of beautiful walking trails through the forest and little ponds for the dogs to swim. There is also a designated little dog park

The soccer fields here are excellent. With all the wet weather, the fields were in great condition. Very well done, Surrey! The only downfall is the parking!

Used for soccer in the community and unlike the majority of other pitches which are located next to schools this one actually has a washroom facility (more of an outhouse) which is nice to see.

Great playground and soccer fields. Used to have a forest on the West side but now it has been cut down to make way for an elementary school.

Great little neighborhood park alongside Douglas Elementary. Often busy with sports teams ie soccer. Has a lacrosse box. Play area for the wee ones. Possible to walk a dog ON LEASH only. No restrooms as such. A vault toilet which is only open during organized sporting event.

This is a lovely park. I use the grass field as a running track which is super convenient; it is a nice place to play sports. I just wish people would keep their dogs on leashes like they are supposed to so they don’t chase me so often. They just recently put in a portable bathroom finally.

Bathroom on site. Large grass soccer field is maintained well. Elementary school there with paved areas and gravel field. Quiet, well groomed new park. Kids and toddler area around North East corner. Free parking around the area, with a decent parking lot on south side.

Enjoy visiting this park when my children play soccer at the grass soccer pitches. A trail to walk around and grassy spots to sit and watch the matches. Children under 10 years old will enjoy the playground.

Walking paths. Courts for tennis. Washroom. Playing ground. Lots of space. Parking Lot. Does get busy sometimes with the locals. Wooded trails too! Good local park

Cool small park with a playground, tennis courts and a floor hockey/basketball court. Good if you want to do recreational activities in the neighbourhood.

Good one for a short walk.

Great little park love spending time with the kids here. Few attractions bit there is an open feild and a nice little kids play area. Tennis courts are a bonus as well as covered bench seating. The park is always well maintained. A good mix of people visit and have never run into anyone shady.

Great park. Tennis courts get a lot of use, there's even a wall to play solo off of. Fenced area for hockey is cool, but the nets have been stolen which sucks. Also the basketball hoop could be better. All in all, one of the better little parks scattered throughout the city.

Pickleball on a tennis court????? No place to setup the pickleball nets so we had to use the tennis nets, 3 inches too high. Great court but very poor placement of pickleball courts. Lots of room for 6 courts instead of 2!!!! Check out the Sullivan Park layout.

Nice and peaceful park.

Fantastic spot in Guildford and place for a lot of amateur baseball, volleyball, and soccer matches! We enjoyed watching the players and walking through the little trails. Unfortunately it was somewhat dirty during the summer, often due to irresponsible dog owners.

Very clean open area. Ample space to be a spectator in any of the baseball games going on.

Best baseball park in Surrey. Great drainage and well maintained field. Best fries for concession stand cooked by Pat and wife. Only missing lights to play under the sky during the night!

Great park my son has been playing baseball there all his life great fields not a lot parking.

Sorry to see the grass growing on the baseball infield in mid-Sept and some long lasting puddles. Nice to have so many baseball diamonds none spot.

Very well kept park. Proud to have my child play baseball there for the second year in a row.

Wonderful place to get poutine. The concession stand is the best. Ball games to watch at any level and a great time to be had. 😀😀😀

I love this quiet neighborhood park! It is an great place to walk my dog and play with him. It is never very busy & I can let him off leash. It is also a nice place to sit down and have a picnic.

Pretty close to the bridge so has a nice pathway for a walk!

Great place to start that walk on the bridge! Parking lot was not open, even though it said it should be. Watch the No Parking signs

It was peaceful, nice, well kept. Located in a quiet neighborhood.

Wide open expanse of grass, sometimes really wet at the south east corner where all the water collects when it rains. Great place for sledding when it snows and dogs love it here

Go by on morning walks and generally clean / maintained. Wood rails fixed in some areas and some cleanup done.

Small little park, but it's the gateway to the pedestrian and bike bridge over hwy #1, and access for the port man bridge

It’s a pretty good park over all. There is one playground and it’s a great area if you like to go for walks or hikes. There’s a lot of trails for walks and lots of nature. Playground is suitable for young kids. There is a slide, a see saw, 2 baby swings, 2 normal swings, climbing area, and rocking animals. There is also an additional area where there are big rocks and logs for you to sit on. There are multiple benches and lots of trees around. Me and my brother played hide and seek in the trees since there were so many good hiding spots. One thing to be aware of is that many people bring their dogs here so be on the lookout for dog poop here and there. Other than that, It’s a very nice park and area to bring the family to on a weekend to spend some time together.

Small park. There is a children play area.

I like taking my dog for a walk, but not enough garbage containers

This small neighbourhood park is a hidden jewel. Small playground and benches surrounded by paths, lots of trees and shrubs. The best part is no traffic noise and so many birds and squirrels make their home there.

Cute little neighborhood park small playground with great structures forested areas and gravel bike/ walking pathways around berry bushes you may even see a bunny. No parking lot but access from 3 streets

Nice little park for when the weather is nice. Lots of benches to relax in and enjoy the fresh air and playground equipment for the smaller kids.

This is a hidden gem. Best part is watching the bunnies munch grass. The park opens up into multiple residential areas with trail ends.

Nice little park but the city doesn't take care of it. Always full of trash. A shame that they don't do the upkeep. Surrey needs more parks like this but people won't use them if they're not maintained with care on a regular basis.

It's okay for what it is. Not stroller or wheelchair accessible really. It's not really a park either it's more of a trail, surrounded by big trees it gives lots of shade especially in the summer. the entrances of the trail are always trashed. People keep dumping their garbage here. If it was kept clean it would be that much nicer.

There was a lot of garbage. Other thN that is is a nice peace of forest in the city

Besides the drugs, murders and shady individuals living in the park it's a nice little spot.

my sister was flashed by a stranger here. We reported it to the police, but no word on if he was caught. 1 star rating due to safety concerns, would rate 0 if possible.

Its a pretty little park, unfortunately everytime I go there the crackheads and transients give me the heebeegeebees. Rarely stay long and never walk through.

Very quiet and clean for a little piece of green space in the middle of the community

Nice playground with tennis court near by and a big parking lot. Have a washroom which needed to keep it clean, pretty dirty. Have picnic tables and walking trail but we didn't have a chance to check it out yet so will do next time

Nice park with plenty of field space for multiple softball games. Restrooms are nearest to the small parking lot for the Sullivan Community Association. To the southeast side is more parking, and at the end of 62A Avenue is a nice playground for the kids with tennis courts nearby.

Lovely park with walking Track. Good place for entire family.

There is a big cellphone tower very close to the park. The EMF radiation level in this park is very high due to this cellphone tower.

Great layout of courts. We had 2 pickleball courts and one tennis court full at one time. Great use of space and nets in lock box were of a very good quality!! Well done Surrey

One of our favorite parks in the area. Has two hard (concrete) tennis courts, and picnic shelter in addition to a kid play area and easy walk trail.

Love this park. This is my favourite go to park, nice and relaxing. They also have 2 picnic tables for a family day.

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This park has an interesting background; it was once a 20-acre farm owned by two Japanese Canadian families back in 1951. They gave some of this land to the city, hoping people would enjoy it as a park. There's a creek in the park where salmon used to swim, but sadly it's too polluted now for them to return. The park itself is quite small, featuring just one little bridge that overlooks the creek. I can't recommend visiting this park. It's been spoiled by a lot of illegal dumping, even right into the creek, which is sad because it was meant to be a special place for the salmon. The park could have been a peaceful spot as the original owners wished, but it's become a sign of how we sometimes neglect our environment.

Kiyo Park is located in southeast Whalley near King Creek, which runs through the middle of the park. A pathway extends from the end of 90A Avenue, across King Creek, to 140 Street.  The bridge provides an excellent fish and bird viewing point. Keep an eye out for spawning salmon in the fall. The western portion of the park offers wide open green spaces with plenty of shade trees, perfect for an afternoon picnic or a game of pick-up soccer or frisbee. Kiyo Park is part of a larger linear park system that protects the King Creek watershed and provides an important habitat connection between Bear Creek Park and Green Timbers Urban Forest.

Nice neighborhood green space, has two picnic tables, both with wheelchair space. Full Green park other than cement pathways. Public transit right beside streetside parking only

No playground here...maybe it was just hidden. Might as well be a dog park.

Park is mostly wet beacause of the creek and is super small.

It's not a dog park. Very small

Lots of open space. Not a dog park.

Don’t go by the name of the place as park. It is more of preserved green area with trees to walk around. The location is next to elementary school. So if you are visiting outside school hours, the kids will get space to play around. School has a big football ground and lots of slides & swings.

Good park to wander around, though kind of freaky at night. I'm pretty sure there might be a body or two hiding in the forest.

Cool little forest next to an elementary school.

Great outdoor place

great site

Kennedy Park is a great spot for people of all ages. It's got lovely gardens, big grassy areas, and nice paths for walking or running. There's a large playground with fun equipment for kids and plenty of picnic spots for family lunches. Sports lovers can use the basketball courts, soccer fields, and tennis courts. a nice place for nature lovers. Dog owners will be happy to find areas where their pets can play off-leash. There is a lot of litter scattered everywhere even though trash cans are provided Overall, Kennedy Park is a welcoming place with lots to offer, whether you're into sports, nature, or just relaxing outdoors.

6 newly paved tennis courts. Balls can get stuck between fence and concrete blocks. 1 washroom/ outhouse by the dog park. No sink

Very cute! Love the duck pond, nice and quiet, surrounded by trees, has a bench to sit at