Stanley Park

Extremely beautiful and breathtaking natural beauty. Hiking is really nice. Vancouver aquarium is there as well. The whole outer walk of the park is about 10 km. English Bay is right next to it which has a great multicultural food scene. Beware of coyotes though if you go deeper into the park. Easily accessible from Vancouver city

Exquisite place to visit! Lots of things to do here if you enjoy sightseeing or nature. Nice to run or bike or just exercise too. lots of green space and views of the water! Must visit when you come to Vancouver! Even just chilling here for a few hours feels really good mentally.

Absolutely wonderful park, my family and I had a blast walking around and looking at the beautiful Vancouver skyline. I enjoyed the walk along the perimeter of the park along the water, and saw my first ever floating Chevron on the harbor! Cool totem poles, walkway, garden, geocaches, tree trunk arch, statues, informational signs, and views. The atmosphere was wonderful, with lots of families and people walking around and enjoying the wonderful Sunday afternoon. I highly recommend visiting this park if you’re in the Vancouver area!

Best park I visited ever. Beautiful maintained. We preferred walking over the side of water rather than taking cycles and horse carriage. A very pleasant place. Walking paths and cycling paths are separated here Our eye will lock many spots in the park like aquariums, bridges, Broadways, skyscrapers, cruises and so on. Words are not enough to describe this place. I think a single day is not enough to watch the park fully. No entrance fee. Playground: They provide playgrounds for children. Not only playgrounds, children can ride cycles as well. Best spot to enjoy with friends. Restrooms: They provide restroom as well Dog-friendliness: We can take pets to this park. I could see a lot of people taking their dogs with them for walking. Even rented cycles have the provision to carry pets. Picnic area: We can take food to the park and enjoy it.

Stanley Park really has the best scenery in Vancouver and quite spacious. It’s well kept and had a lot of things to check out especially as a tourist. It was quite quiet during the time I went around 6pm. There is a lot of walking to get around however, it’s worth the long walks for these amazing views of nature. There are a lot of paid parking spots around the area and the fee isn’t too bad for a short 1 or 2 hr visit. I highly recommend visiting Stanley Park!

I have explored Stanley Park for years, but never get bored. It is urban, but also nature. Abundant elements and resources, such as ocean, mountain, forest, and the indigenous culture are waiting for you to experience. I love to sit there and enjoy the sunset. I love to ride a bike through the park. I love to take pictures in different seasons. Stanley Park is forever beautiful, amazing, and spectacular. Also, I believe the paradise might be the same as Stanley.

We had so much fun here. We rented a motorized scooter highly recommend, we went around the park twice taking different paths, stopping to have picnic, enjoy the view, take some photos and wish to be at the pool at one end of the park. There is so much to see and do, we will definitely return.

Ever-blooming gardens, magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of my beautiful city Vancouver Actually Stanley park is Vancouver's first park ever you can took the horse carriage ride to see the whole park and listen to it’a history! Also you can rent a bicycle and take the seawall for a cool ride. BTW Trails for runners and bikes are separated. I love to walk here daily, It’s one of the most beautiful parks in North America with no cost for admission at any time of year. The views are stunning. Everything about this park is absolutely spectacular.

Fabulous spot in Vancouver. Something for everyone. The Aquarium is one of the best I have ever seen. Beautiful paths for walking, running or biking. Totem poles are very interesting and historically significant to the area. Stunning views. Restrooms: Plenty of washrooms

Beautiful park with so many wonderful views of the city, bridges, river, and full of nooks and crannies to discover. Stanley's Bar and Grill is a quiet spot for a quick lunch. The area around it is full of colorful flowers and trees. A stop at the totem poles is a great walk through the history of the Indigenous people. The store has many items designed by them as well. A worthwhile stop for every visitor and local looking for a break.

Directions to Stanley Park with public transportation

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