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Mundy Park
"Mundy Park is among the community’s most treasured assets. The 178 hectare park and trail system offer visitors an exceptional recreation experience in a rare urban forest.The park’s 5.5 km multi-use community pathway encircles the park and can be completed on foot within an hour. Shorter walks on the interior trails will guide visitors on a scenic loop around Mundy Lake or to the viewing benches at Lost Lake.For information on our on and off leash dog areas and trails be sure to check our website."
Address: 641 Hillcrest Street , Coquitlam V3J, BC, CA
State: BC
City: Coquitlam
Zip Code: V3J


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Looking for playground for you toddler or your elementary school children. Look no further and head to Mundy Park! Yes, the playground here is great laced with some awesome playground equipment. There are multiple slides, climbing structures, swings, tree house with a wooden & adventure mesh walk, playhouse for toddlers, merry-go-round, and teeter-totter. The double swing was very fun and my kids loved it. There are couple of picnic shelters within the playground area. One with 6 or 7 picnic tables & and another smaller one with 2 tables. There are also other benches and chairs to sit on. Everything looks new and clean. Mundy Park itself is huge with 2 lakes, outdoor pool, sports fields like a baseball and soccer. They are within walking distance from the playground. Restrooms are close to the playground and were clean with hot water. Playground parking is good but can be an issue on nice days but you should be able to find in other parking lots of the park.
Mundy Park in Coquitlam is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families. With over 100 hectares of lush green space, it's one of the largest urban parks in the Lower Mainland area. Visitors will find plenty of opportunities for recreational activities, including walking and biking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, sports fields, and a lake. Additionally, there's a nature reserve with a boardwalk that leads visitors through the forest and wetlands, offering a chance to see local wildlife and plants up close. Overall, Mundy Park is a great place to spend the day, whether you're looking for a stroll or an active adventure. With its size and diverse offerings, there's something for everyone at this magnificent park. Dog-friendliness: Off leash trails and fenced area for dogs to play and run around
On hot days this park can't be beat! A cool walk in the trees is just what your dog wants and gets here! There are marked off leash areas and multiple lakes. And watch out for the wild life! Turtles, ducks, geese and black bear all cohabitate so keep your distance and don't feed them so we all enjoy them for many years to come!
This huge park has lots of parking lot to start. The trails are flat and easy to walk for all ages. There is an small lake in the middle of park and Spani pool which is open only during summer. There is washroom at the entrance area and playground. The playground is quite big and on hot days there are lots of shade to cool down. A bit cold during autumn and winter even on sunny days. There are tables for pick Nick as well. There is softball, soccer and other activities ground available.
Great playground for the toddler to elementary school set. Treetop playground with multiple slides, ground level balancing and climbing structures, and a playhouse climber for the youngest kids, all in a wooded setting often with partial shade and a refreshing breeze. Also features some accessible playground equipment including a merry-go-round, double swing, and teeter-totter. There are covered picnic tables and benches, plus grassy areas for picnic blankets or camp chairs all close to the playground. Very close to sports fields like a baseball diamond and soccer field. Restrooms are new, in good condition generally and not too far from the playground. Parking can be an issue on nice days especially if there are sports running.
Peaceful trails, variety of beautiful plants and flowers, big playground for kids and family, plenty of parking spots, also off-leash trails for furry friends. Definitely a great place to spend time hiking and picnicking.
We love this playground in Coquitlam! My daughter who is almost 3 loved the swing, slide, merry go-round and the playhouse. So many fun stuff for toddlers and kids and there are also lots of picnic tables and benches.
Great park, lots of trail, intersecting however felt they are not well marked. Didn’t get lost but had to refer to the photo of the trails to ensure going back to parking lot. Bonus…saw a young black bear. PS…all easy flat trails and well maintained.
The largest park in Coquitlam is definitely Mundy Park. It is very popular for some reasons. -Large scale of forests and two small lakes, Mundy Lake and Lost Lake. -Well-designed and well-maintained. Various functional areas for outdoor activities, such as sports fields, hiking trails, playground and outdoor swimming pool etc. -Dog friendly. There are clear instructions on signs, which trail or area needed on-leash, which one is off-leash. The red line trails are dog prohibited. -Abundance of parking spots. Different entrances for options. Wheelchair-accessible. -Great experience.
Park in the heart of Coquitlam. We took the perimeter trail. This is nicely wooded. Took the trail at the heat of the day but it was nice and cool in the shade of the trees. The trail is not that steep with just a few hills. It is well groomed and easy walking. The trail was only 4 K.
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