This one-of-a-kind playground features a large slide tower, disk swing, zipline, small climbing walls and a spray park with misting features.

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Cottonwood Park

Kids can also play some sports, with basketball hoops and a baseball field right on-site.

Make a whole day of it and pack along some lunches, because you can enjoy a meal at one of the covered picnic areas rain-or-shine.
And the best part is, there’s lots of parking available (and clean washrooms!).

One thing is for sure, the kids (and parents) are going to have a ball here.

Address: 672 Aspen Street, Coquitlam

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Originally opened, owned, and operated by a local family, Destination Cultus has become one of the province’s most popular summer traditions since 1984.

Although Cultus Lake Adventure Park has been open for a few weeks now, we have been eagerly awaiting the opening of the water park. The wait is finally over!

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Cultus Lake 2024

The grand opening of the park for the summer season is scheduled for Saturday, June 8th. It will operate on weekends only until June 22nd, after which it will be open every day until September 2nd.

As part of it opening promotion, the waterpark is offering a discount of $8 on all admission tickets. This includes full-day passes, half-day passes, and twilight tickets.

 

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With over 11 waterslides, five large hot tubs throughout the park, a lazy river, and four children areas, Cultus is considered the largest waterpark in British Columbia.

In addition, there’s five food outlets, 150 covered picnic tables, locker and barbecue rentals, and an abundance of grassy space to spread out on.

Tickets will be going on sale soon. The waterpark has special rates for School Group Bookings, Twilight discounts, after school specials. There is also VIP cabana rentals, and advanced booking available throughout the season.

Please note, they recommend purchasing your tickets prior to arrival as it does get quite busy. If a date is ‘sold out’ online, there will not be any tickets available at the gate.

 

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Cultus Lake Waterpark and Adventure Park

Opening: June 8th – September 2nd

Location: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake, BC.

Cost: 

• Full day: Weekend $44.99, Weekday $39.99
• Half day: Weekend $36.99, Weekday $31.99
• Twilight (last 3 hours): Weekend $29.99, Weekday $26.99

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From traditional swings and slides to interactive water features and sports facilities, Surrey’s playgrounds provide endless opportunities for outdoor fun and adventure.

We’ve rounded up some of the best parks and playgrounds in Surrey that you should definitely explore with your little ones.

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Best Parks and Playgrounds in Surrey

Hawthorne Rotary Park

Hawthorne Rotary Park in Surrey features a playground and waterpark side by side, perfect for kids to enjoy on sunny days. With ample picnic areas, open spaces, and amenities like washrooms and changing rooms, it’s a great spot for families.

Explore nature trails through the park’s forests, where you’ll find birch, red alder, and black cottonwood trees, along with vibrant Hawthorne Gardens in spring.

Edgewood Park

This popular playground has got it all. Check out the zip line, stand-up teeter totter, merry-go-round, swings, tunnels and of course, lots of slides. It also has plenty of benches, picnic tables and a basketball court nearby.

Generations Playground

 

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For a great park for all ages, look no further than Generations Playground. It comes equipped with not one but two zip lines, face-to-face swings, two huge slides, over-sized musical instruments and a giant climbing carousel.

Unwin Park

 

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Discover all this wheelchair accessible playground has to offer. Unwin Park has lots of exciting features, including an accessible carousel, a one-of-a-kind tower climber and structures and slides specifically designed for toddlers.

Forsyth Park Surrey

This kid-approved park has a unique playground where kids can spend hours exploring the various features. It also offers an off-leash dog area, picnic spots and convenient parking.

Bear Creek Park Playgrounds

There’s something for everyone at Bear Creek Park. In addition to the playgrounds, it also offers a number of other entertaining areas for your little ones. This includes a mini-train, mini golf, a water playground, an outdoor pool, picnic area, several lush gardens, an off-leash dog park, games courts and a skate park.

Bakerview Playground

Bring your baseball mitt, soccer cleats or picnic basket for a fun-filled afternoon in South Surrey’s Bakerview Park. The playground has lots of climbing structures and swings. Plus, it also has a variety of sports fields, ball diamonds, gardens and a picnic area.

West Newton Community Park

This 3.8 hectare park in Newton offers a range of amenities, including a regulation size grass cricket pitch with space for spectators, a pavilion, an asphalt walking loop and a large playground.

Their playground has space ship & submarine theme structures perfect for your little ones imaginary adventures.

T.E. Scott Park

T.E. Scott is a new neighbourhood park in central Newton at the elementary school. It features two mini soccer fields, an asphalt walking loop and a playground. The park also features casual lawn space, a forested natural area, picnic shelters, and some of Surrey’s most stunning views of Mount Baker.

Francis Park

 

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Discover Francis Park on the south side of the Fleetwood Community Centre. Within the park, you’ll find lots of open grass space, a playground and a popular 300-metre walking loop. Find outdoor fitness equipment to use for cardio and strength training.

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These parks and play areas range from typical playgrounds worth checking out to ones by the water, with animals and more. We definitely think you’ll want to add these to your playground bucket list.

Take a look at these New Westminster playgrounds and start planning your next play date.

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Pier Park

This popular area recently got a makeover and it’s better than ever. New West reopened Pier Park Waterfront with a massive new playground. It is bright, appealing and has plenty of play structures, with a beautiful view of the water.

What’s not to love about this ‘natural feeling’ park which boasts lots of wooden structures perfect for climbing, sandbox and even a smaller structure for the littler ones. This playground is a climbing loving kid’s dream.

Queens Park

There is so much to do here at this park that is lovingly also called “Rainbow Playground” and it’s very well-known all over the Lower Mainland. Not only is the park and playground exceptionally large, but there is a splash pad as well as its own petting zoo (by donation). Come to play but you may spend a whole day here.

Ryall Park

Loads of fun for all ages at this park located at Queensborough. It has two playgrounds, one older big kids and one for littles ones. There is also a skate park, 2 tennis courts, and splash pad, so you have all sorts of play options here.

Hume Park

While at first glance it looks like a typical playground, there is a lot to do here simply because of the outdoor pool and splash park on a rubber pad. This park is catered to ages 5 to 12 but guarantees a lot of fun and cheer.

Quayside Park

This is a bright and fun park and fairly new (renovated in 2019). It has natural sand and water features, a wooden boat with a large slide, bouncy buoy’s that are a big attraction and tonnes of climbing areas as well. To add to that, there are also ping pong tables.

Moody Park

The design of this playscape is enough to check this playground out. Its circular and provides has a space vibe to it in fact it’s called space2place. There is also a spray park and the playground was created to reflect the community’s desire for innovative play. It makes it really worth checking out.

For more places to explore in beautiful BC, check out our Travel & Outdoors section.

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This charming local park is home to a variety of attractions, including a massive zipline swing that is sure to thrill visitors of all ages.

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Brydon Park Zipline Swing

The highlight of Brydon Park is undoubtedly the impressive zipline swing. Staring off on a slope and spanning a fairly long distance, the zipline allows riders to soar through the air at fairly fast speeds.

This exhilarating experience gives a sense of flying as riders glide over the park’s beautiful green spaces. The ride is designed to be both thrilling and safe, making it a popular attraction for children and adults alike.

 

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Additional Amenities at Brydon Park

While the zipline swing is the star of the show, Brydon Park offers much more for visitors to enjoy:

• Playground: In addition to the zipline, the park features a well-equipped playground with swings, slides, climbing structures, and other interactive play equipment that caters to children of various ages.
• Walking Trails: The park boasts scenic walking trails that meander through its lush landscapes and ponds. These paths are perfect for a leisurely stroll, providing opportunities to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings.
• Picnic Areas: Families and groups can take advantage of the designated picnic areas, complete with tables, shaded spots and washrooms nearby.
• Sports Facilities: For those looking to stay active, the park offers sports facilities such as basketball courts, a baseball diamond and open fields.
• Dog Friendly: For those wanting to bring their furry friends, there is also an off leash area.

Brydon Park

Location: 198 st and, 53 Ave, Langley, BC V3A 1G1

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With its commitment to preserving and showcasing local history in an engaging and interactive way, visitors can explore its historic buildings, exhibits, and beautiful surroundings.

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The city plans to celebrate the occasion with new exhibits, entertainment and activities, offering visitors an immersive experience of the 1920s village comprising heritage and recreated buildings.

Burnaby Village Museum will open on May 4 and operate through September 2. It will operate from 11 am-4:30 pm, Tuesday to Sunday plus statutory holidays.

Admission to the village is free, however carousel rides will be $2.65.

New Exhibit & Attractions

The exhibition “Truths Not Often Told: Being South Asian in Burnaby” delves into the varied experiences of Burnaby’s South Asian Canadian communities. Developed in close collaboration with the museum’s South Asian Advisory Committee, this exhibit sheds light on stories that are often untold.

They will also feature the travelling exhibit: OVERCASTE curated by the Public Justice Society.

Daily Events:

• Scavenger Hunt Throughout the site: Pick up your scavenger hunt at the gates and explore the scents of South Asia.
• Bell’s Basics at Bell’s Dry Goods: Learn about matching, measuring and patterning fabrics.
• Coffee Grinding at the General Store: See and smell the coffee beans ground by hand.
• Cedar Basket at the Love Farmhouse: Learn about Hazel’s cedar basket. (beginning in June)
• Ruby’s Lunch at the Seaforth School: What is in Ruby’s lunch? Find out at the schoolhouse.
• Blacksmithing at the Blacksmith Shop: Watch the metalsmith heat and hammer metal objects.
• Ride on the 100+ year old carousel single ride ticket costs $2.65

 

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Weekly Events

• Bell’s Basics with The Quilters at Bell’s Dry Goods: Learn about matching, measuring and patterning fabrics with The Quilters’ Guild as they showcase their knowledge and talents – Fridays (times tbc)
• Storytime at the Indigenous Learning House: Engage imaginations through story telling – Tuesday, 2 pm
• Steam Demo at the Steam Shed: Learn about how steam pressure runs machinery – Starting in June, every Wednesdays throughout the day
• Indigenous Outdoor Games at the Meadow: Participate in a variety of fun hands-on sports games. Thursdays 2 pm
• Play Mahjong at the Herbalist shop: a Chinese game of strategy, skill, and summation – Fridays, 1-3 pm
• Coast Salish Seed Balls at the Brookfield Hall
  Make a seed ball with Coast Salish plant seeds. Starting in June, Saturdays 2:15 pm

Burnaby Village Museum

When: Opens May 4 and will operate through September 2, 2024 from Tuesday to Sunday plus statutory holidays

Hours: 11am – 4:30 pm with last admission at 4 pm

Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave, Burnaby BC V5G 3T6

Admission: Free

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Langley has been recently turning out new developments, new homes, businesses and neighbourhoods. Therefore, it’s no surprise that there are really great parks to play at in the city as well.

Here is our round-up of must-see playgrounds in the Langley area.

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Langley Playgrounds To Check Out

Brydon Park

 

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Brydon park has some amazing climbing structures and a little carousel. However, the coolest part of this playground is definitely the unique zipline swing ride that allows your child to swing across the playground on a thrilling little ride.

Penzer Parkour Park

 

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Penzer Parkour Park is definitely worth a visit. There is a whole parkour area in this park that is spectacular. In addition to that, there are lots of areas for climbing with both wooden structures and bouncy tires, as well as fun rubber matted hills. The in-ground trampoline, bike park with pump track, skate park all add to the unique vibe of this playground.

Murrayville Outdoor Activity Park

 

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This playground is a paradise for children who love to climb, explore, balance, and play in the sand. The rock climbing towers, connected by a wobbly bridge, provide a thrilling experience for kids who want to conquer new heights. There are also three slides, a saucer swing, and spring riders to provide a variety of play options. The playground also features a nature hunt game that encourages kids to explore the environment around them.

Willoughby Community Centre

 

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This playgrounds sits right beside the Langley Events Centre and is a a perfect play place for toddlers and school-aged kids. This fenced off area has a soft turf which allows for safe play. The massive tree tower has a swirly side, and has many features including a rock wall, climbing features and plenty of miniature play structures. The large area also includes a splash pad for warmer weather days.

Aldergrove Credit Union Community Complex Playground

 

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The Aldergrove CUCC is a fantastic beach themed playground situated right beside the water park. Recommended for toddlers that are a bit older, the playground boasts 3 tall and exciting slides that offer just the right amount of thrill without being too fast. Several tall and challenging climbing routes are also available for kids who love to explore and challenge their physical limits. The playground also features a soft, squishy floor surface, unique net bridge at the top of the structure, and cute surf board shaped benches.

City Park

 

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Who doesn’t love a dinosaur themed playground? This place hosts hours of fun with multiple slides (3 beside each other for fun play dates) and even a smaller one for younger kids. There are rock shaped climbing structures, hidden dino eggs, and a nearby waterpark. The park sits nestled in a beautiful park setting with picnic tables all around.

Williams Park

 

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This park and playground has a very naturistic vibe with both river and forest views. The playground is made mostly of natural materials and provides a large amount of climbing and physical fun that is sure to tucker the kids out. There’s a sheltered picnic area, gazebo, swimming hole, as well as outdoor fitness equipment.

Linwood Park

 

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This park is widely enjoyed by all ages. There is a zip line and unique monkey bars which allow for a lot of fun swinging around. The park itself is catered to be diverse for young kids as well as toddlers and is rated quite highly amongst local residents.

Douglas Park

 

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Located in downtown Langley, this fenced off play park has a water park, bowling green, sports box, hoops and more. The playground itself has a number of fun and unique climbing structures including a sphere, as well as multiple slides. There is beautiful green space to enjoy a full day of fun.

Hazel Grove Park

 

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This may be a Surrey park but still very close to Langley, Hazelgrove Park is a 3.5-hectares (8.65 acres) community park that has everything. This includes a playground, a concrete parkour park, splash area, tennis courts, basketball courts and more. There is something for all ages, and there’s a large field for those who just want to lay in the sun.

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Operated by the British Columbia Society of Model Engineers, this popular attraction is loved by kids (and all those young at heart).

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Burnaby Central Railway

This popular mini train is located at Confederation Park in North Burnaby. This local gem is open 11 am to 5 pm from Easter to Thanksgiving, including weekends and stat holidays.

This year, they open on Good Friday, March 29th, 2024.

The site also features a mini museum, a concession stand, and ample outdoor space suitable — making it the perfect place to host birthday parties, field trips and other group functions.

 

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The trains pull multiple cars carrying 20 or more passengers for a two mile ride through the woods. The course features bridges, tunnels, crossovers and spirals. A single ride takes approximately 10 minutes (but you will likely want to go again).

The train’s engines have all been built by hand based on drawings, patterns and castings. They’re then machined, welded and fabricated into finished locomotives.

The steam engines are true 1/8th scale miniatures and they huff and puff much like their full-size counterparts.

 

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The Garden Railway — one of the largest Guage 1 garden railways in Metro Vancouver — opened in 2018 and is also available for viewing.

Burnaby Central Railway has three battery-powered miniature electric and diesel locomotives, as well as a gas powered hydraulic engine, that are ready to respond quickly when demand for rides is high.

Rides are super cheap too — only $4.50 for each ride and that applies to all guests 3 and up.

About the Railway

When: Open 11 am to 5 pm from Easter to Thanksgiving, including weekends and stat holidays

Where: Confederation Park at 120 North Willingdon Avenue, five blocks north of East Hastings Street, Burnaby

Cost: $4.50 for a single ride for all passengers 3 years old and up or $40.00 for 10 ride passes (the pass may be used over multiple days, and there’s no expiration date)

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Although there is no doubt a fun playground worth mentioning in each neighbourhood, we have rounded up some the best known, or new must-see playgrounds in Vancouver.

How many of the ones on this list have you played at before?

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Vancouver Playgrounds Worth Visiting

Champlain Heights Community Centre Playground

The playground situated at Champlain Heights Community Centre is one of three neighborhood playgrounds currently undergoing upgrades. The other two are smaller play areas situated along the walking paths between Champlain Crescent and Matheson Crescent.

The playground opened at the end of May and features a play tower, hill slide, in-ground trampoline, net spinner, a water play feature, and plenty of trees for shade.

Brewers Park

 

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This is a fairly new playground that opened up in 2021. The park has been designed to have three distinct areas. Each with its own unique features, and is rich in diversity. The first section is a spacious playing field, while the second boasts tennis and basketball courts. The final area is a grassy expanse that includes a playground and wading pool.

Ash Park

 

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This playground also opened in 2021 and it is so cool. The futuristic shapes and vibrant colours are sure to keep your little ones busy, imagining all types of adventure.

Beaconsfield Park

 

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Another playground that was completed recently. There are two play elements, one designed for older kids and another for the younger ones who tend to prefer the sand area and embankment slide. Some stand out features are the unique climbing rope dome and the overhead spinner, which has a spherical cage at its center.

China Creek North Park

 

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This park got an upgrade recently adding a new section with colourful padded safety flooring and a climbing wall. What is unique about this park is that the playground structure has a car track for your little one to race their favourite toy in.

Hastings Park AKA Slidey Slides

 

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No Vancouver playgrounds list would suffice without this popular destination amongst playground enthusiasts. The rubber matting, large playgrounds, sandbox, outdoor gym only adds to the fact there there is an actual rubber area for climbing complete with slides and ropes.

Creekside Park

 

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This playground is newly renovated making it shiny and bright. Set in beautiful False Creek, it has a zip line, sand and water feature, 2 storey slide and lots of climbing structures. The area is surrounded by picnic tables and is also next to Science World, lot of fun to be had here.

Granville Island Waterpark (seasonal)

 

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Not that you need another reason to make Granville Island appealing, but there is a waterpark that is pretty spectacular, next to the Kids Market. It’s large, bright, has a winding slide, fire hydrant and lots of room to splash and run around.

Charleson Park

 

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Another park in False Creek in Fairview, this playground also comes with a stunning view. Some of the cool features here is a wooden ship play structure, in-ground trampolines, a spinner/climber feature all on rubber surfacing. Kids enjoy hours of play here often.

Douglas Park

 

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This popular area for many kids and kids events and activities comes complete with a huge playground area. There is also a sand pit, in-ground trampoline, a zip line, play houses and as per usual some amazing climbing structures. There are a lot of options to get kids of all ages running off some energy.

Jones Park

 

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A well known feature at this park is the giant wooden snail that kids love to climb, and it sprouts water in the summer. The actual playground, and slide, is shaped as a wooden pirate ship and allows for a lot of imagination for the little ones. A bonus here is that you can often actually find street parking (which we all know can be rare).

Kaslo Park

 

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It’s a short and easy family-friendly hike that leads to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the province.

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The trail runs 1.5 kms long and takes about 45 minutes to complete. It reaches 308 metres at its highest point.

It’s also lined with lush Douglas fir, western red cedar, hemlock and grand fir trees so it’s the perfect place for forest bathing.

Once you arrive at the falls, you’ll be treated to its pristine impossibly-blue waters. It also gives you a great vantage point to take in views of Buttle Lake, further down the falls.

 

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Lower Myra Falls

Where: Strathcona-Westmin Provincial Park, Campbell River

Address: Comox-Strathcona D, BC

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