The 28 best parks and gardens in Delta

Boundary Bay park and beach are absolutely stunning and one of my new favorite spots in B.C.. The soft, sandy shore is perfect for relaxing, and the breathtaking views of serene mountains combined with glimpses of the city skyline create a unique and beautiful atmosphere. It has walking, biking, hiking trails, horse riding and many more. Something for everyone. One of the best parts is that they allow bonfires, which makes for a perfect evening with friends or family, watching the sunset and enjoying the crackling fire by the waves. The whole vibe is so peaceful, and it’s a wonderful escape from the everyday. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a picturesque, relaxing beach experience in any season..

Some parks are superior to others. Watershed is that park. Superior in every way. It's great for a hike and exhilarating for mountain bike riding. If you mountain bike, then this park is for you.

I think this bog we have in Delta is absolutely amazing! Didn't really know even what a "Bog" was Until our company started working around the 91 connected. The boardwalk is well build there are some trails leading off. Be careful some areas you will sink like I did today. Nice view all the way around the whole Bog! Apparently this is one of if not the largest Bog in the world. It use to be a lake. If you have never seen a Bog you gotta come to check it out, it's a very Unique environment & I hope it continues to stay Preserved. Coming to burns bog for a hike is 100% Recommended.🏞🏞💯

If you are looking to enjoy wildlife and nature, this is a fantastic spot. With $8 admission for adults and a $2 bag of seeds (all tax included), proceeds go to conservation effort and you will have a fun day feeding various birds here. In order to ensure you have space for parking, please book up to 3 days in advance per vehicle for the morning or afternoon slot. The attendant at the gift shop appreciates visitors who make advance parking reservations at no additional cost. Make sure to dress appropriately as there are sections where the marshlands attract a lot of mosquitoes and can become a nuisance if you stay too long. If you want to support local tourism and conservation, come on over.

Deas island park is a great place for a scenic walk. Dog friendly and many lookouts where you will often see flocks of migratory birds. There are many picnic areas within the park and a dock to launch your canoe, kayak, paddle-board.

What a great place ! I didn't know what to expect after I've done several gardens in different cities but this was definitely an amazing one. It's bid enough for you to wander for a couple of hours, it has a restaurant, a café and you can even bring your own picnic basket or buy one there so you can enjoy a sunny afternoon with family or friends. The garden is very well maintained with different zones representing different countries and continents, I love that it reminded some of the plants I've seen during my travels. Overall I'd highly recommend paying them a visit!

Beautiful place to visit with family , lots of spots for BBQ and amazing kid’s playground with expansive water view. Few walking trails around and many different birds. Clean washrooms. Parking and small cafe with food options and different drinks. Sometimes you can meet weird noisy families who don’t respect others. You can reserve covered bbq tables on their websites for your occasion.

Come here and experience an amazing park. There are plenty of great reviews and the vast majority are glowing and rightly so. From the Blodel Conservatory to the outdoor gardens to the walking trails this park is an oasis in the middle of urban sprawl. There is an excellent restaurant. There is plenty of parking and easy access to all attractions. Public washrooms are also available. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the park and easily recommend coming here. We will definitely come back.

My family and I recently visited Unwin Park and I must say it was an incredible experience for both the kids and us adults! The variety of activities available is fantastic. There are slides, swings, climbing structures, and even a splash pad that kept the kids entertained for hours. The layout of the park is spacious, allowing plenty of room and green areas for children to run around freely without feeling overcrowded. The playground equipment is well-maintained and clean, which made us feel comfortable letting our little ones explore. One of the highlights was the creative play area, where kids could engage in imaginative play with different themed sections. It was wonderful to see our children’s faces light up as they navigated through these areas, making new friends along the way. The park also has plenty of shaded seating areas and picnic tables for picnics and birthday parties. Parents can relax while keeping an eye on their kids. Overall, Unwin Park exceeded our expectations. It’s a perfect destination for families looking to spend a fun-filled day outdoors. We’ll definitely be returning soon!!

Beautiful park! And what a gem!!! Great friendly disc golf course.

Attention all star gazing enthusiasts. With minimal light pollution, the stars are brighter and look amazing. Bring flashlights and a great camera for those moonscape shots! Dress warm it gets really cold. If you bring you're pets they must be leashed, this is a wild life protected area. Dog waist is not welcome on or near this walking/bike trail, please bring doggy bags for easy removal.

An absolute beautiful walk, not too long and perfect for families and young ones as they have a scavenger hunt map to help find all the exotic plants which is amazing at keeping them entertained and engaged while also learning! It was a great and beautiful experience. The birds and fish were also all so beautiful. I would highly recommend!

The light display at Bear Creek Park is absolutely magical! The park transforms into a stunning wonderland with beautiful, creative, and vibrant lights. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxing evening stroll with family or friends. The atmosphere is so peaceful, and the effort put into the decorations is truly impressive. A must-visit during the holiday season—5 stars all the way!

This review is catered towards dog owners looking to take their pup to North 40 Park Reserve. Popularity: 4/5 This is a popular area for dog owners to take their dog for some off leash time, so you will likely come across many other dogs during your visit. This park is massive compared to most other off leash dog parks, with many smaller trails and less frequented sections, so despite the popularity, it never feels crowded. Activities: 4/5 There are plenty of things for you and your pup to do at North 40. You can go for a relaxing walk on the main walking paths, explore the myriad of smaller trails that go through the woodlands and grassy fields, let your dog play with other dogs, or simply find a spot to sit and relax. The entire park reserve also has some interesting history which you can learn about via a few information signs in the park. During winter and spring, this is also a great spot to watch for bald eagles as you can easily spot them nesting in the trees. Views: 3/5 The park consists of mostly grassy fields and patches of woodlands. No spectacular views but the scenery is still quite nice in late spring, summer and early autumn when there is lots of foliage. Comfort: 4/5 The walking paths are flat and easy. There are multiple benches throughout the area and lots of clearings to sit and relax. The only downside is there can be lots of mosquitoes in the summer months. Safety: 4/5 North 40 park reserve is massive enough that you can feel safe about letting your dog run off leash even if they like to wander a bit far from you. Almost everyone that goes here is also a dog owner. I have never seen any potentially dangerous wildlife here but there are bald eagles in the area so it may not be suitable for very small dogs. The park reserve is not fenced in, relying mostly on natural barriers and there is a road and parking lot at the entrance so you may want to be cautious and keep your dog on leash in that area. Accessibility: 5/5 Easy to reach by car and plenty of free parking along the road leading up to the entrance. The park is wheel chair accessible. North 40 Park Reserve is one of the largest off leash dog areas in the Metro Vancouver area. It is similar in style to Tynehead dog park and Derby Reach dog off leash area, where it is essentially a large off leash dog park with walking trails. Personally I love this style of dog park because your dog can play with other dogs while you guys walk and explore the off leash area. It also gives you the option and space to move on if your dog doesn’t get along with a particular dog. North 40 has the additional perks of having some interesting history, lots of open space, and the opportunity to see bald eagles, making it one of my favourites!

Awesome day 👣 walking the spirit trail. So much too see if you keep your eyes open. Amazing eye for details in his work. Met a gentleman on the trails and he gave us the low down on the history of the place and the man behind it all. Highly recommended for some good exercise and fresh air. Pretty simple area to walk with well maintained paths and signage. You could make the trip with a stroller if needed an dogs seem to love it too. I doubt we saw it all so we are planning on coming back and see what else we missed and what else we can find. Enjoy 😉

Here's tWe were invited here for a company picnic party. It's a good park with lots of activities for kids. There are also tennis courts, baseball fields, and other sports facilities. It has free parking and charcoal grills for barbecuing. It's a great place to spend the day with your family for a picnic.

Beautiful park during the year, all seasons: spring, summer, fall or winter everyone can enjoy each beauty of it. It's also a great place for small trail with kids or youth can practice some biking there. In winter during snow days, it is a must-go place for all local kids to do snow sliding. There also have BBQ and great place for picnic, playing sports on the big field. Very well-maintained park with clean washrooms. They also have the Waterpark during summer time with cover area. Most of big local events such as Canada Day, Festival of Lights are held in this park. Definitely a wonderful place worth your trips when you visit Tsawwassen - or frequent place for all locals with all ages can come and enjoy nature, gatherings.

Got a grass field it was a treat to play on. Well maintained, drains well. Washrooms close by. Could Use a little more parking.

Nice little park to go for a walk. It is located within walking distance from Sungod Community Centre, It also has a small community garden to grow food or flowers.

Just doing my deliveries and I came upon this park. The area is quiet and this park is right in the middle of it. There's a playground to keep your toddler's busy. Not advance but a simple playground. There's some tree cover. There's a walking path to cut through the neighborhood. There's a weird and strange ditch area that's paved over. I thought it was a retention pool but it isn't. Couple benches and a little grass area. What's interesting is the neighborhood is a collection of smaller homes and lots of illegal extension builds.

Nice park to relax and for kids to play. Don't miss the annual Luminary Festival held in early September. Photos © 2018 Sanjib Dutta

Beautiful park with shorts trails in a beautiful neighbourhood.

The obstacle course is great for kids and adults. Worth a visit next time you’re in delta! So fun!

This is a great little park and playground in a quiet neighbourhood. There are two sets of climbing apparatus for children to test their agility on and to enjoy sliding down after climbing. There are also two sets of swings with two dedicated and modeled for very small children to use safely. The only thing lacking is a field for games like ball throwing and soccer etc. Despite lacking a field there is a relatively large wooded area that offers great fun for children to go exploring and the trees offer shade on hot and sunny days. Well worth checking out with small children for games and perhaps a picnic to go along with the games.