Perfect park along the water to relax. Plenty of benches and grass available for lounging, and a wide path is paved for biking (go rent one!), jogging, or casual strolls.
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Took in a visit to Vanier Park, we were there to visit the Bard on the Beach and went on a quick walk around the water ledge. This park has so many sights and a beautiful place to watch the sunset.
I can't believe I haven't walked this beautiful scenic area before. Between Vanier Park to the east, and Kits Park to the west, this park has some great views of Vancouver's west end. Gravel walking t...
I come here with my kids regularly to ride the bicycle skills park (Dirt Jumps) behind the gravel parking lot. Sometimes we ride our bikes along the crushed gravel path along the water, which provide...
Very nice place to spend 1/2 a day. Parking was not plentiful but cars were leaving every 15mins or so. It a pay to park area. There’s a small sandy beach area where you can splash in the water. The a...
Great way to see Vancouver! The grounds were covered in snow, squirrels were running around, ponds were frozen, water was sparkling and it is a peaceful place to go! I would highly recommend doing it ...
Vanier Park was once a Royal Canadian Air Force base. The base was turned into a park and opened to the public in 1967. This is the largest park in the area. A visitor can attend any one of the many festivals held there, including Bard on the Beach and the International Children's festival. If your visit does not coincide with any festival, you can explore the museums on the property. These museums include the Vancouver Maritime Museum and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.
Perfect park along the water to relax. Plenty of benches and grass available for lounging, and a wide path is paved for biking (go rent one!), jogging, or casual strolls.
This park is best known for being the home of the planetarium & Bard in the Beach. It is beautiful spot on the seawall with views of Stanley Park, the West End, & Kitsilano.
Good place to relax, with a nice view of the mountains.
A beautiful walk in the park in Kitslano area of Vancouver. It has an amazing views of the skyline of the city and has a running and biking trail. Also is the maritime museum near. Many locals will use the boat launching to start a journey into the bay.
Nice view but there are nice views of Vancouver from almost any park or beach in Vancouver. You can skip it for other things if you are lacking in time. Otherwise a nice short visit would be in order.