We were lucky to snag a parking spot Saturday at 5:30 pm here. I love discovering a peaceful oasis in the middle of a city! Trees and lakes keep the air fresh, the noise pollution down and makes you feel like you escaped the city without leaving town. Plenty of people were enjoying the 69 degree weather. Some lounging in their lawn chairs, walking the dogs on the trail or canoeing on the lake. The boardwalk is especially nice for walking, for the structural metal strips keep it bike-free and peaceful. Meanwhile, there are many scenic trails through the trees that cyclists can enjoy. We completed the one hour/2.6 mile loop trail around the lake passing gorgeous heritage homes, a wedding taking place on the festival lawn and people fishing off the docks. Next time, I'm renting a canoe or kayak from the Deer Lake Boat rentals to see the park from a different perspective. Bonus:Parking and the views are free! read more

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I've been to Deer Lake several times before, but most recently went there for the Vampire Weekend concert. On a clear sunny day, this place beats any other concert venue: it's large enough for concert goers of all types to enjoy. You could easily make your way up to get close to the stage, or you could sit down on the lawn and listen to the tunes. Since the lawn tilts at an angle, it's easy to see the stage from almost anywhere, even if you're really far back. There are also a lot of food trucks to get food or drinks from, and there's a water station where you could fill up your water bottle. The only downside of this venue is that it's not very easily accessible by transit and parking is limited on a busy concert evening. read more

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This is a really nice park in Burnaby that offers much more than just a lake. They have boat rentals, trails, a historical museum, a carousel, a gallery, and a performing arts center. The place is packed with families on the weekends during summer. As a result, parking spots can be hard to find. I like to stop by here for a walk before or after lunch at Metrotown shopping center, which is about 4 km away. read more

Deer Lake Park - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

This review is about the lake. As I brought my kayak, this is not about boat rental business FYI. I used a shade between bushes to build my inflatable kayak but there was additional prohibit zone to protect environment, you have to get in the water at "beach" side which is infront of parking. This is not real beach for human. This beach for birds. Honestly to dip in the water from there needed guts. So filthy with birds dropping and over produced algae in the water. Even I had water shoes, I didn't want to put my feet on it. I guess City of Burnaby don't care about it. It's shame other lake has dropping cleaner. There was old guy who has sitting on a chair and just monitoring. That's it. After paddling, you would see some lotus flowers on the side of lake (July 30,2021) Lots of blue coloured dragonfly will stop over too. It was magical moment. You can't see those from land. Only for the people who were on the water like boat renters. Washroom was clean enough. read more

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As a cyclist, I am not a fan of this park. This park is not bike friendly. The park itself I guess is ok, but unlike Stanley Park, or Central Park etc. there are not too many trails or paths to ride here. I noticed when I rode in there was a sign saying no riding on the boardwalk, the beach and other areas. I guess if you're just going for a walk or something it's ok but even then the boardwalk is quite narrow. I think I'll pass...... read more

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Nice spot in Burnaby for a walk! Gets pretty busy on a sunny day. The path currently goes in one direction, and it's a nice park to admire nature around the lake. There's also free parking, which is always nice. read more

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Nice park for a walkabout. There are boardwalks around most of the shoreline, except where it cuts back to the road or the path goes into the woods a bit. It's marshy with lots of skunk cabbage and vegetation growing out of the water. There are some neat looking trees that have been uprooted but still growing sideways. There are several small parking lots around the perimeter of the lake. Usually not a problem to find parking, it just depends where you want to start walking from. The path goes by Shadbolt centre for the Arts, and the Century Gardens attached to it. The field outside Shadbolt is where live concerts are held in the summer. Pro tip: You can rent canoes and listen to concerts from the water. There's a boat rental place on the east side with tons of canoes. read more

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This is by far one of my most favourite local spots for a run or walk. With the parks great scenery it definitely attracts a lot of individuals. Parking is quite easy to find as there are many parking locations throughout the park itself. This place is quite busy as many locals use the trails especially during the summer months when the weather is warmer. This location is very centralized and is tucked between north and south Burnaby. You have great scenery from the lake itself to an oasis of nature and wildlife. If you were to run or walk around the park itself it is roughly about 5 km. For those who are interested in Art there is also a Art museum close by, and also a great restaurant near the park. The park is maintained quite well as the Park services take care of the gem of a location on a frequent basis. Definitely well recommended!! read more

Deer Lake Park - Sunset at Deer Lake Park - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

One of the best spots to enjoy the beauty of Vancouver, take a long quite walk in ur solitude or just chill with ur friends n family on any day. Tranquil beauty of the lake , side walk and a splendid park will take u far away from the noise of the busy world. Walking your pet here is amazing. There is a small water stream going beside the park somewhere that fills the air with its sounds of water flowing down. To many times, i happen to cross this area n never did i realize or had time to check it out. And when i did , it was mesmerizing. Never too late. There is a old village museum close by where you can take ur kids to explore n have a ride on the crousal. Infact a fancy restaurant called "hart house" is close by too The lake surrounded by park reflects sky blue n green in summer time n all white in winters. It looks equally beautiful though. It seems like poet in me is talking now. Go check out this place plz. read more

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If you live within walking distance to Stanley Park, it's so easy to become a snob towards other parks in the area so I make sure that I get out of the city at least once every other week if not more often. It was a perfect crisp and sunny autumn holiday Monday morning and we decide to visit Deer Lake Park - far enough that we had to take the freeway but close enough to come home in late afternoon to walk the dog. We picked a perfect time of the year with fall foliage. Everywhere we turned, there were red, yellow and green. The loop trail around the lake is about 4 km on a boardwalk protecting the bog vegetation around the lake. The sections of the trail along the lake offer views of the lake, distant mountains, water fowls, and bog vegetation on a 360-degree canvas although you can't escape the view of the residential high rises dotted along Kingsway if you look south. Some parts of the trails lead you pass exclusive private residences on narrow shaded streets. For those members of your families who like to run and roll around, there are also many vast green lawn areas in the park. An art gallery, a village museum, a performing art centre and the Hart House restaurant will satisfy those who like to read, touch and eat. I particularly enjoy wandering on the grassy slope between the lake and the performing arts centre. It reminds me of Hampstead Heath in London. It's a perfect park for an easy hike and tranquility without leaving the metro area. read more

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This is a beautiful park to take a stroll on a sunny day. The paths are easy to walk on. You can rent a canoe to go around the lake if you are interested in some water activities. My only complaint is there is a fairly large Canada geese population so there are a lot of bird droppings to watch out for. read more

Deer Lake Park - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Deer Lake is one of the 2 nicer parks in Burnaby (the other being Burnaby Lake). What makes these parks really nice is that they generally don't get too packed, unlike Stanley or Central Parks. Parking is available in a few lots scattered around the perimeter. The largest lot is on the E side, where there's also a playground. To be honest, certain parts of the park (wilderness parts) aren't exactly maintained or landscaped, so there are plenty of dead trees, and the scenery isn't the most photogenic. With that said, there are new wooden walkways which make it easier to walk around the park. Unfortunately they're not quite wide enough for 2 groups to pass each other. Supposedly the walkways now go around the entire perimeter of the lake, but I can only confirm that the N half is covered. It takes about 45 minutes to go from one end to the other, at a leisurely pace. The nicest (landscaped) part of the park is the N side, where there's also a museum, as well as a large grassy area that would be good for picnics or rolling around. read more

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Love this park! Great and easy trails, I come here for my short runs and walks. Trail is well marked. read more

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Perfect place to walk, very peaceful, also padel boats if you want to rent, try it!!!

While I know I should review this as a park (it is, after all, a park, and it looks like a nice one from all of the other reviews), I'm going to have to review it as a concert venue for the time being because that's the sum of my experience. I like water and trees and ducks and stuff, just so that's clear... As a concert venue, Deer Lake Park is great. We came here for the Cure show on 5/31/16 and had a great time. For those who are familiar with outdoor shows in this part of the world, Deer Lake Park is as if the Gorge and Marymoor Park had a baby together, and that baby grew up to be a polite, attractive concert venue all on its own. It takes good elements from both: a beautiful, suburban, arboreal venue (Marymoor) with a beautiful body of water behind the stage and plenty of vendors inside the concert grounds for food and drinks (the Gorge). The sound and lighting was fantastic, and all of the staffers we interacted with were nice and professional. Getting through line was a breeze, and there were ATMs inside and just outside. The lawn was nice and comfy to sit on with a blanket...not too much goose or duck poop to dodge. Sightlines were mostly good, although there were some guys who definitely need to review "tall guy concert etiquette" before going to their next show...dorks. We took mass transit from near downtown Vancouver to the show...it took about an hour each way and involved some transfers, but we were just barely not stupid enough to figure that out without a hitch. Actually, I think I was stupid enough to find plenty of hitches and not figure it out, but fortunately my girlfriend is a savvy traveler in exotic foreign lands like British Columbia, Canada (which, when you think about it, sounds like 3 countries rolled up into one, so yeah, exotic foreign land, pal). read more

Deer Lake Park - The Cure, 5/31/16. All my pictures of you...are tiny and blurry. - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Took the dog here for a nice walk last Sunday morning. We found free parking easily close to the museum. There were quite a few joggers, families and others with dogs but it wasn't too crowded. Our dog enjoyed running around the big field a lot. There were nice wooden pathways the majority of the walk. Some sections of the loop required us to walk out on the streets but it didn't bother us too much. It took us about an hour to loop around the lake. read more

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Deer Lake is my favorite Park in Burnaby for sure. I come many times every year with the family for nice walks around the side of the park walkway by the lake. Sometimes it's a nice place for reflection and relaxing or a nice canoe ride. They have lots of wildlife Birds and happy faces. Anyone that likes nature should definitely check this place out. No deer however. If you have kids they have a nice playground in the center of the park near the art gallery. They also have a nice restaurant called the Hart house. Occasionally they have summer events as well Outdoors like the orchestra live music. read more

Deer Lake Park - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

There are even newer wooden walkways at Deer Lake Park, which means your shoes will be a lot cleaner and you don't to worry about slipping as much. The newest part of the wooden walkway (north western part of the lake) was just completed last month. I'm really enjoying it because it cuts across this marshland which was pretty much impossible to travel before it was built. I really like the fact that these new walkways have metal wiring so it prevents people from slipping if it's wet. Deer Lake is better than ever. You really have to walk around the entire lake because scenery is truly amazing and very relaxing for an urban park. Heck, even the fences around the park have a lot of character. You'll walk through grass meadows while listening to sounds of the many birds singing. You can see beavers, turtles, and even frogs, especially if you're on a canoe. read more

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No time for a long paddle? Try Deer Lake in Burnaby. You don't have to be a rocket scientist - or even a brain surgeon! - to figure out that I love to paddle. (Just look at my Yelp profile.) But I can't always get away for a three- or four-day trip; sometimes it's tough even to get away for a day, even out to a place as close as Pinecone Burke Provincial Park (where there's great canoeing) or to Bowen Island (for kayaking). However, about 15 minutes away from where I live lies Deer Lake Park. It's a small lake, not even as big as Burnaby Lake Regional Park, but it has one advantage over BLRP: you can rent canoes and kayaks at Deer Lake; you can't do that at Burnaby Lake (although there is a boat launch there, if you bring your own canoe or kayak). The boat rental facility is seasonal, mind you. After Labour Day weekend, you really need to phone them the day you plan to go to see if they're open, especially on weekdays. Of course, if you have your own canoe or kayak, you don't have to worry about that. Deer Lake is not challenging, it's not demanding, it doesn't even take very long to paddle around the entire perimeter of the lake. But if you're looking for a nice quiet paddle, a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, and you don't have much time, you really can't beat it. There are plenty of ducks and geese there to keep you company on the lake, and they don't seem to be too shy of paddlers, probably since they see them there all the time. If you get close enough to the shore, and have a pair of binoculars, you'll probably be able to spot some songbirds, as well - maybe even a wild squirrel! And overhead, if you're lucky, maybe a raptor will wing its way past you. One of the striking things I found about paddling there is the way I was within a few metres of wild waterfowl, quiet woods and still water - but if I turned my head and looked in another direction, I could see high-rise buildings off in the distance. They're far enough away that they don't disturb the ambiance of the lake. It really is quite quiet there, at least during the week, and especially when school is in session. It stands to reason it's busier the summer months, unless you get on the lake early or late - which you can do, and if you have your own watercraft, you can do it on your own schedule. read more

Deer Lake Park - Heading out for a nice leisurely paddle on Deer Lake. - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

--Part One-- Live Performances: I wonder if they cleared this sloping hillside years ago thinking, you know, I think this will make the best outdoor ampitheatre. Intentional or purposeful, they've succeeded. While I like being at concerts in the conveniently located (at least for me) Stanley Park, nothing beats Deer Lake for a show. It's always a bit warmer being inland, and the way the sky, trees, lights and music play upon each other is nothing short of magical. The staff here are friendly -- I think it's the first time a security person said "sorry" for rifling through my personal belongings -- the grass is shortly clipped, well manicured and plentiful and even though the parking is a bit of a nightmare* it's a beautiful walk into the park. *Nightmare: Parking on residential streets instead of a parking lot is a little maddening, and the fact that there's no direct way to Deer Lake from downtown means transit is a hassle. However, if you get there before the opening act goes on, you're bound to find parking. Duck up the smaller streets just west of the park, and you should be a-ok! --Part Two-- Weddings: Lucky for me I've had the opportunity to attend a wedding right on the lake as well. The gentle slope from the Hart House down to the lake makes for a beautiful scene. On a sundrenched afternoon, the only thing a bride and groom have to worry about it curious joggers and cyclists stopping to witness their special moment. --Part Three-- On The Lake: Taking advantage of the boat rental shop http://www.yelp.ca/biz/deer-lake-boat-rentals-burnaby gives you a very different view of the lake. From the middle of the lake in a paddle boat, it's almost hard to believe you're basically right off of the freeway, almost a walk away from a giant mall. It's peaceful, it's beautiful. It feels like camping! read more

Deer Lake Park - Concert set up: tragically hip - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Deer Lake is a beautiful place to spend time in the summer. My friends and I recently had a BBQ and it was so peaceful. You will need to bring your own portable BBQ's as they have removed the BBQ pits that used to be set up in the parks. Remember to bring umbrella or tents to give yourself a break with some shade from those intense sun rays. There's a parking lot (free) with a playground and washrooms near by. The water seem a little dirty to go swimming, but you can rent paddle boats and canoes for $7/hour. Deer Lake is dog friendly, but keep your 4 legged friend on a leash. They also have live performances in the summer, but I have yet to check one out. read more

I can't imagine this place all full of people for the Blues and Roots festival in August. There were hardly any people there when we arrived for an early evening paddle, the sun was low and brilliantly reflecting off the calm water. The light breeze made it the perfect temperature. We celebrated our anniversary by canoeing around the lake edges next to (and sometimes into) the Lilly pads, much to the chagrin of the Canada Geese and Mallard Ducks happily grazing close by. Beautiful park and picnic grounds, and choice of boat rentals. This is a very relaxing thing to do and it's not expensive at all. read more

One of my favorite parks for walking the dogs. Even on the weekends in the summer, I am still able to find parking. (within reason, of course; if it's a bright sunny Saturday afternoon, might be a little bit harder...), and I like how close it is to my house. In the winter months with the rain, the paths are still walkable without being too muddy. I really like the wooden paths surrounding the lake, as those definitely help in keeping my dogs clean. Please note, this is NOT an off leash trail, although there is always the occasional rebel who offleashes their dogs anyway. I can usually do a full loop in 45-60 minutes, depending on how fast I can walk with my dogs. There are some nice scenic points as you make your way around the lake (especially in the fall with the surrounding trees). Also, in the summer, there are tons of blackberries. Come early though, they get picked pretty fast by greedy people with multiple buckets. Some swings over by where all the duck and geese congregate (near the boat launch) and a small little playground area in front of the Shadbolt Centre. Speaking of the boat launch, they have canoes for rent, although I have never done this myself. I have seen Groupons for it, if you're looking for a deal. You never have to worry about feeling unsafe here, there are always people walking/jogging. read more

Perfect place to enjoy the red maple leaves! Around the art gallery, there are many maple trees which were turned to red in the beginning of October. Very fantastic and breathtaking. read more

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Vancouver has many parks and this park is not one of my favorites. Duck poops are everywhere and it's difficult to avoid.

I just love the free event we're currently enjoying here in the park. Wow VSO program: Bernstein/mason-West Side Story Selections Tchaikovsky-Sleeping Beauty Waltz Bizet-Carmen: Toreados, Intermezzo, Habanera, Danse Boheme Medelssohn-Midsummer Night's Dream: Wedding March Mendelssohn-Violin Concerto: Allegretto ma non troppo-Allegro molto vivace INTERMISSION Jared Millet-2010 Traffic Jam Beethoven: Leonore Overtire No. 3 Massenet-Thais: Meditation Tchaikovsky-1812 Overature read more

Deer Lake Park - Parks Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Peaceful, scenic and usually deserted (aside from weekends). When it's not raining I like to come here to relax and just chill. Read a good book, or go for a nice jog, you can pretty much do it all here. If you're the more nature orientated person, there are tons of trees and animals to spot out - I remember coming here when I was younger to bird-spot. Trails are fairly long and the park is well maintained. read more

My favourite park in the lower mainland. Not too crowded, beautiful walkways, lots of benches to sit and watch. Parking all around the park, everything from more natural landscapes to the pristine planted flower beds. read more

With it's stately old houses, wide lawns, and big trees, Deer Lake Park makes you feel fine just for walking around. It's located just off the Canada Way exit in Burnaby, recognizable by the Tudor-style mansions (now art galleries and art centres) you'll see from the road, as well it's big deciduous trees. My favourite time here is in the fall, when all those leaves are turning red. There is loads of parking during the day, and you can stroll down to the lakeside on the pathway, passing by the gardens around the Burnaby Art Gallery and catching the view of the Shadbolt Centre. The lakeside path is a board walk, and there are other forested paths as well. The beach at the eastern end of the lake is nice, but nothing spectacular. There are a number of events held here throughout the year - a summer concert series, as well as a fall lantern festival. read more

ACCESSIBILITY: The boardwalk around the lake makes this walk very accessible. No rolling your wheelchair or stroller in the muck, getting stuck in sand or being confronted by a set of stairs. Its all flat and smooth. The park is on an accessible bus line, catch the 144 from Metrotown. DOGS: No off leash area and my dog is not a fan of the boardwalk because all the tantalizing smells are out of reach, but there some nice green areas with SQUIRRELS! There's lots of other wildlife as well so its best to keep the pooch on a leash or he might destroy a nest. CHILDREN/FAMILY: This is not a very kid friendly park, the beach has too many geese (with their droppings) and the playground is just swings. In the summer the boat rental is great fun - you can rent those dual paddle boats or a canoe. read more

This trip was probably my best experience for canoeing yet! I went fishing on my canoe, which was real fun. I managed to catch 17 fish in just under 2 h, all of them were sunfish. Canoeing around was a breeze, and there was a very nice person helping us get into the water- it was very nice. I'd prefer it if there was less dirt in the canoe, and I got wet a bit, but that didn't stop me from having a blast. The service was very fast, and the people there were fantastic! It got a very busy around 4'00, I highly recommend that if you want it quieter come in the morning- the weather isn't so hot then.( I came in August) Summary- very good place to go, but go in the morning to avoid the crowd. read more

I used to live near Deer Lake, and it was nice to have such a large and beautiful park nearby when you just wanted to enjoy a bit of nature, without having to go far. The park surrounds the lake, and it's quite big, a lot bigger than it looks. There's a small playground for kids, although it mostly consists of just swings really. The geese and ducks always hang around this area, laying claim to it with their excrete all over the sand and dirt here. It's lovely (note my sarcasm). It's a great park for walking or running because of its size, so if you do a full lap you're sure to get a real workout. The park is also home to the famous and historic house, the Hart House, which is now a fine dining restaurant. I've never been, but I hear it's superb. You can see a good part of downtown Burnaby from the lake, which is really neat when you're in such a quiet park. You feel secluded from the urban part of the city, but you can still see it from where you stand. You can also rent paddle boats, canoes, and kayaks to go out on the lake in the summer. I did this once, and it was a lot of fun. They also host special events like the Summer Symphony and other shows here in the summer, as the large space makes for the perfect entertainment/picnic venue. read more

Beautiful place for nature watching and a relaxed walk. We saw herons, loads of duck and geese and lots of kayaks and boats on the lake. There is a large open ground for kids to run wild without anything obstructing the view. My 18 month old ran to his heart's content and I didn't have to change him as there were no dangers in his way and nothing obstructing my view of him. So it was a happy medium for me and my son. A very good place to bring a picnic lunch to share with friends after a relaxed walk on the wooden bridge walkway. Easily accessible by transit too. There are not many good options nearby and hence it is better to bring a packed meal. read more

Running, Biking, leisurely stroll to take in the nature and scenery. Ah, something nice and close. Note to self: get very dark at night. Invest in better headlight on bike or go during daylight. Anyways, yes I like I like! read more

Horrible people are making me exercise. Okay, so I don't mind it so much... Look for the butterflies on the grass closer to the Royal Oak parking lot. They look like flowers, but they're tiny little butterflies. read more

I come here every time I'm in town. Love the long trail and the option to walk up royal oak st for a butt toning workout. The beauty and the greenery is what makes this place so serine! IIhope this place continues to be the way it is and for not too many people know about it. read more

One my favourite urban parks with a lake. There is plenty of open space to catch sun rays & a well built path around the lake. I enjoy being able to meditate with the stillness of the lake. It's normally pretty quiet here although with the Shabolt Centre on the property it can become full due to a certain event schedules. read more

My first trip to Deer Lake was about a week ago, and since I have visited twice. Its a really great place to take my doggy family for a good quick walk. I have three dogs, and one boyfriend who tag along with me. This park is nice for a Sunday stroll when your in no hurry, and want to take things easy. The trail around the park takes us about an hour to walk with the dogs, including pee breaks and lots and lots of sniffing. Everyone around the park seems quite friendly and courteous, which is really nice when you have three crazy dogs. Its really quite beautiful with the lake and the surrounding old heritage homes in and around the park. Lots of places to watch the water fowl and really enjoy a nice day outside. Walking through the park we noticed an older building that is a restaurant called the Hart House. I am definitely interested in trying it out, as it would have a lovely view of the lake and the beautiful scenery. Fall seems to be a great time in deer lake it has never been too busy with pedestrian traffic, its also nice because there is not a lot of bike traffic either. Which ensures you can really enjoy a fantastic day outside. We will definitely keep coming back! read more

What: Beck Where: Deer Lake Park When: August 19, 2014 Status: very undersold Rating: 5 out of 5 Beck was hipster before hipster was hipster. He embraced my mix tapes with his brand of folk alternative that went against the traditional grain of everything else that came out of the 90's while still remaining accessible by producing low self esteem anthems. Those in the audience were mostly music geeks, many of which were guest listed on this sadly undersold event. These people knew Beck better than alternative radio did. The intro mix ranging from New Order to Kate Bush was a clear indication that Beck's career influence has been spearheaded by thinking outside the box. The set was a full 90 minutes that went by a little too fast. It started at a reasonable time and ended before 10 pm, allowing those from odd distances returning home with the tune of Devil's Haircut stuck in their heads. The show started with a very strong hit, a death sentence for most bands, however, the momentum in material quality remained sustainable from start to finish. There were no shortage of hits, all of which still holds up decades later. There were a few new songs played. The songs sounded extremely awesome live considering that the original band during the recordings is his current touring band. There were a few songs that sounded better live with slightly different arrangements than on the recordings. During the encore they did a medley of popular top 40 hits that not only sounded better than the originals but better than the most established career cover bands. Overall the band's musicianship alone blew me away. Beck was very animated and energetic on stage. His chemistry between his band and himself was positively obvious. It was one of the few times that I've seen such an awesome aura presented between musicians on stage (aside from Buble and his band). I was too far back to see the details of what age has done for Beck, however, was still transfixed on the spectacle that was on stage. There was no heavy production other than an LED screen (considered retro by the rapidly evolving concert production industry) projecting an array of loud patterns that looked like Will Smith's shirts in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. I walked out of the show with a new respect for Beck. It still baffles me how Beck was able, in spite of creating some challenging music, to survive past the 90's. The cool thing about this new hipster movement is that there is a much overdue appreciation for Beck from a decade when people were too afraid to take chances on music that wasn't decorated in flannel. read more

Deer lake. Oh how I remember you. I went to highschool which is right by the park and this is were our p.e. Class would occasionally run laps. Place is gorgeous. It had canoing and trails to jog. They also film movies here on occasion just to give you an idea how beauitful it is here. Truly a hidden gem of Burnaby read more