Oppenheimer Park

Was able to get fixed in no time flat. The pebbled heroin was excellent, pricey but great quality. Cops left me alone for the most part and got me a back alley BJ from a not too bad looking Indian broad with the change left over from the pebs. I loved it!;
8 years ago (02-05-2018)

This park is somewhat of a good place to be at times. Although it is at times full of people who do drinking and most find it unsavory, the people who drink and drug there are on the most part pretty respectful. In the past before the new building was erected there was a little shack that use to stand on the North side of the park. When this was there it was a very awesome pace too go. The staff was and did things that were helpful to the community. Now it just seems that the friendliness has dissipated and the consideration goes to those who are from the BC region. The old staff from the past had none of these prejudices they accepted everyone. My friend and beautiful mate "nothing sexual" was one of the best people there. The activities were plentiful, there was camping music programs, concealing for those who needed it. Now things have changed yet it is still a great place to go. If they respect people from other parts of the country instead of the attitude that this is native BC territory for BC natives it may become once more a pleasant place to visit.
9 years ago (21-12-2017)

This park was at one time the best place I have ever been too. We had some very pleasant times there. Because I always borrowed their guitar I was given a position as the music coordinator, voluntary. We also use to go camping and do constructive enjoyable events that brought the people in this community together. Since the new building was put up things have really changed. I don't know but I miss the old shack and the beautiful people whom use to work there. Oh Sapphire " spitfire you are missed." 🤗
9 years ago (10-12-2017)

This is an awesome place for the downtown Eastside residents. They have lots of activities from barbeques to wakes for our brothers and sisters whom have left us. Free food, clothing, toiletries, as well as tent City for the protesting homeless. These are a few things besides what they do on a daily basis for us like a toilet or bench to sit on to get away from the riff Raff of skid row.
8 years ago (05-05-2018)

Located at 400 Powell Street Vancouver on the South side of the Street. Not the cleanest of city parks probably because it is located in the heart of the downtown east side. The BEST part of this park is in August when they have the Powell Street Festival. What a fantastic show the volunteers put on. All types of Japanese food and culture on display. From bar b q salmon to sushi. It's just a great place to be to celebrate the Japanese Heritage
9 years ago (11-12-2017)