Newport Village is a welcoming neighbourhood in Port Moody modeled on a walkable European town. There are a variety of retail and stores you can visit. And during the spring season you can also enjoy a nice lunch underneath the cherry blossom trees.

There are batches of cherry blossom trees around Eagle Ridge Hospital, including the parking area outfront and around the corner on Newport Drive where there is a small seating area.

Along one of Port Moody’s main road, you can find 5 beautiful ‘Umineko’ streets along St. John’s St. between Mary and Grant St. Right outside Moody Elementary.

Outside of the Port Moody City Hall, you can find a beautiful row of Cherry blossom lining the side of the building. This is definitely one of the best places to get a few beautiful photos of the pink blossoms.

Como Lake is a beautiful place to take a stroll anytime of the year, however it is especially beautiful in the spring time as you can spot pockets of cherry blossoms throughout the park.

This is located in central Coquitlam, just north of the Coquitlam Centre shopping mall. It was named “Best Public Space” by the Canadian Institute of Planners in 2017, and consists of a number of open sport fields along with tons of green space and water where locals can enjoy an afternoon stroll.  You can find the pink blossoms at the North West corner of Percy Perry Stadium and across the street from the south end of Lafarge Lake at Eastwood St where there is a tunnel with benches.

Just a block from the South end of Harrier Park you can find beautiful cherry blossom trees that run along Runnel Drive east of Lansdowne.

Located at the heart of downtown Port Coquitlam, Veterans Park has a beautiful garden with amazing spring blooms. Note however that there is currently construction taking place that may impact your access.

You can also see blossoms a block away at Leigh Square Meridian Village, as well as along

You can spot several ‘Kanzan’ cherry blossom trees just outside Robert Hope Outdoor Pool Park.

You can find pink blooms by Elks Park on Kelly Avenue, as well as a block away on Shaughnessy St. and Welcher Ave.