Margaret Pigott Park

Absolutely love my experience here. Came here after work, at around 8:00 PM, and there was already a crowd here waiting for the sunset. Reminded me of going to movies with a big crowd, except this was more stunning. I saw people hopping on a swing, so I did, and I had a great experience while watching the sun work its way toward the horizon. Breathtaking!

The best sunset view over green lawn in town

This park space is easily accessible along Point Grey Road and near Macdonald Street..it is an on leash park..there are very open views of Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains..the bike lane along Point Grey Road provides easy access to this park.. walking along Point Grey Road provides such easy access to the many parks along this scenic area..

Solid 4 Stars here, probably 5 stars for most people. Nice place to watch sunsets June, July and August. Grassy slopped park. It was a residence once and now a lovely park

This quiet park is attractive for those who enjoy a fresh breeze off the ocean and views of Stanley Park and West Vancouver. A mature Catalpa tree makes a spectacular show in early summer. This site was named for parkland advocate Margaret Pigott following her untimely death in 1996. She was an active member of Vancouver's Save Our Parkland Association.

I accidentally stumbled across this gem with my friend, and I’m very glad we did. Although it’s very close to Kits, it wasn’t busy at all. The sunset was gorgeous!

Beautiful little park for a great view of the skyline, ocean and mountains! Right on the bike path through the seawall! Perfect for a stop and rest on your journey!

Little small park on Point Grey Road. Long time ago, there was probably a house here and owners donated land to city. We found shelter under a huge tree yesterday, when the heavy rain started. You get great views over the ocean here.

Shouldn't be called a park. Quit small and nothing exciting here. Just one swing and a couple of benches beside a rich man's house.

One of the best places to relax, drink coffee, and read a book while being away from crowded beaches. The sunset is absolutely gorgeous here. It’s easily accessible by bike.