Capilano Suspension Bridge

Great combo of nature and adventure

This was such an awesome, mind blowing, beautiful evening!! I was not prepared for the incredible beauty and energy of these old majestic trees all lit up!! The bridge crossing was interesting and fun. I didn’t know what I was organizing for my daughter and me, but it was a 5 experience all the way. There were tons of people there because of the Taylor Swift shows this weekend, but they handled the crowds masterfully and EVERY SINGLE STAFF person we interacted with were EXTREMELY kind and genuine. This is a must do experience!!

We reserved tickets for Friday at 5pm. After reading recent reviews about the park being very overcrowded and people having to wait for over 30 minutes to go on the suspension bridge we were a bit worried because we were coming with the whole family including a 2 year old toddler.nBecause the tickets were non refundable we had to take our chances and were so surprised and happy when we arrived.nWe had no issues with parking. We found parking right by the entrance as soon as we drove in and there were many more available parking slots.nThere was no line to get into the park and we were actually able to walk in 15 min earlier than our reserved time.nWe had an amazing experience and were so happy that it was not overcrowded as mentioned in other reviews. No lines for anything and we enjoyed walking around and kids absolutely loved all the Christmas lights.nThere’s a lot of stairs but our toddler walked the whole entire time and not once complained of feeling tired. The lights and everything kept him entertained the whole time.nnThis was an incredible experience and we cannot wait to come back summer time too

I went here on the last day of my trip and it was definitely a wonderful way to finish! I was there at the end of November so the park was decorated with thousands of holiday lights! There are several smaller bridges throughout, holiday music playing, and so many twinkling lights! The main bridge was amazing but a bit crowded.I would say that the park attendants should only allow a certain amount of people at a time to get in the bridge as it is not very wide. It says A LOT so if you have a fear of heights or get motion sickness maybe this isn't for you. There is also history and a lot of information about the bridge and the habitat that this canyon provides all throughout the area. This is a great place to visit during the day to enjoy the beauty of nature and at night from November to December to enjoy the lights.

It is a beautiful place, perfect for nature enthusiasts and those who enjoy walking. We visited in mid-November, when the weather was chilly but pleasant. The location is free to enter, and no reservations are required. There is ample parking and a small café on-site. Simply stunning. It is not wheelchair accessible.