Ambleside Park

Ambleside Park in West Vancouver is a popular waterfront park offering a variety of amenities. Good places for photographers. You can watch Moon in the middle of Lions Gate Bridge. It’s such a beautiful view.

Best summer time spot nThere's so much to do in the park. A dog park is really close to the main Ambleside park. Also there is a boat shed on one side of the park.nnIt is full of joy during summer with kids and dogs playing around. The park is really close to the Lions gate bridge where you can enjoy sunrise and sunset. Also you can get on a floating pier to enjoy being near water. Some people also do fishing here don't know if it's allowed.nnAlso, some people like to surf and get on a kayak to enjoy the beauty of the sunset. There's one little cafe only open during the summer. One can definitely spend a beautiful evening there with friends and family for a BBQ evening and picnic.

The walk-through is very relaxing, the view of Stanley Park is nice, and it allows you to see some ships passing through Lions Gate Bridge, come enjoy!

Ambleside Park: A Seasonal Symphony in West VancouvernAmbleside Park holds a special place in my heart as a West Vancouver treasure. Summer here is a buzz of activity—think sun-kissed swimming, breezy sailing, and the irresistible aroma of barbecues. And let’s not overlook the highlight: the summer music festival. Picture this: last year, we grooved to live tunes for an incredible 12 days straight, and it didn’t cost a dime!nWhen spring rolls around, the park transforms into a pastel paradise with cherry blossoms painting a picture-perfect scene. Oh, and for the golf enthusiasts, there’s a charming par 3 course waiting to test your skills.nCome autumn, the park is a canvas of crimson and gold, with leaves that’ll make your heart skip a beat with their beauty.

Great beach but!nWe went there for Iranian traditional ceremony of “charshanbeh sori” the stage is suitable for medium size gatherings and when it rains most of the space around stage is muddy so dress accordingly.nThe fire in the picture is part of Iranian tradition that before Persian new year people gather and celebrate the existence of fire in our lives and put negativity in fire to start new year positively by partying and jumping on top of small fire.