- Terra Nova Adventure Playground (Richmond)
- Rochester Park (Coquitlam)
- John Lawson Park (West Vancouver)
- Quayside Park (New Westminster)
- Rocky Point Park (Port Moody)
- Lions Park (Port Coquitlam)
- Garden City Community Park (Richmond)
- Como Lake Park (Coquitlam)
- Creekside Park (Vancouver)
- Riley Park (Coquitlam)
Terra Nova Adventure Playground (Richmond):
- an enormous 5 level slide tower
- tandem ziplines
- a pivot swing
- wooden climbing structures
- twisting hillside slide
- West Dyke is a beautiful walk with stunning ocean views
Rochester Park (Coquitlam):
- a nature based playground with tons of wood and sand features
- wooden climbing structures and obstacle course
- a large metal slide
- a zip line
- net swings and a roller slide
- a rock climbing wall
- a large sand and water feature with public washrooms on the lower level.
John Lawson Park (West Vancouver):
- two fantastic play structures: a wooden ship near the beach and a tree house with a cute train to play inside
- Splash pad
- a beachside path that takes you to Ambleside Park, the beach here is full of rocks, shells and driftwood for little ones that love to beach-comb.
- You might even see some seals or sea otters while you’re here.
Quayside Park (New Westminster):
- sand and water features
- a wooden boat with a large slide
- bouncy buoy’s
- ping pong tables and lots of climbing areas for the kids
- there are lots of options for food and drinks nearby at the Quay
Rocky Point Park (Port Moody):
- newly renovated playground with natural wood features
- a large wooden ship
- a great spray park
- bike path
- Inlet Trail
- the pier
- skate park
- Rocky Point Ice Cream
Lions Park (Port Coquitlam):
- a zip line
- multiple play structures for all age levels
- a bike track/ skate park
- a riverside nature trail
- sand features
- splash pad
- a large metal slide
Garden City Community Park (Richmond):
- sand and water features
- large driftwood logs for climbing on
- 2 long metal slides
- an imaginary stream and more
- a bike terrain park close by
- a duck pond
- nature trails throughout the park
- an Arboretum
Como Lake Park (Coquitlam):
- stationary boat
- kids playhouse
- play structures for all ages
- a roller slide
- an easy loop trail around Como lake
- lots of ducks
Creekside Park (Vancouver):
- a two story slide
- a zip line
- sand and water features
- lots of climbing structures and percussion instruments
- this playground is close to the sea wall, Science World and the sky train.
Riley Park (Coquitlam):
- soft tire surface throughout
- stunning views of PoCo and Coquitlam
- slides for all ages
- multiple climbing structures
- log seesaws
- there are also hammocks nearby
Note: there are no bathrooms here and they don’t plan on putting them in. You also have to keep an eye out for bears here.
