Boat launch and parking. Portapotty…read more Leash free dog area. Small area with picnic tables up on the hill overlooking the waterway. You can wait while your friends are out on the water and enjoy a picnic, but during berry season the noise from the field across the street is distracting. You'd be much better off jumping into your boat or kayak, and head somewhere else to enjoy the day. Perfect place to put into the water, here.

A great place to launch your boat and it is free of charge!read more

Good off leash dog park. My dog and I like this location because this park has lots of trees,…read moresquirrels, and now a water fountain! So thankful that the city finally installed one. There are also washrooms at the community centre which is not too far and a playground for the kiddies. There are also picnic areas for BBQs and plenty of parking.

Two areas - one for smaller dogs and one for big dogs. The smaller one isn't as nice as it is much…read moremuddier so often even owners of small dogs let them play in the big dog side. The big side is only muddy at the edges. Quite a popular park so there are many dogs. Just keep and eye out on your own dog and make sure to watch out for aggressive signs in other dogs.

David Gray Park - New enclosure for small dogs…read more We are grateful that the city of Burnaby made a new safe and clean area for small dogs. it's big enough for them to run and play.

Amazing!!! eagles everywhere where people can take pictures, people can go for a walk with family…read moreand friends and also you can be with your dog. So friendly if you want your dog to socialise. I highly recommend this place. Don't forget to bring your camera because I'm sure you will want to take pictures. Eagles everywhere.

North 40 Park Reserve is actually an urban ghost town. Similar Eburne on Sea Island and Ioco in…read morethe Belcarra Area of Port Moody, it was ultimately abandoned. It was home to the Vancouver Wireless Station and was the site of a thriving community. The roadways, driveways and former foundations of buildings are still intact. You can wander through and there are interpretive signs showing the details and history of the area. Lots of dog walkers, and people out for a stroll in this park. It's totally flat and there's a lot of history here. Be sure to go bald eagle watching too. That's what I come into this area for, but the bulk of the eagles are a short walk further west. If you're feeling compelled, go across and visit the Boundary Bay Airport to have a drink or two at Skyhawk. I did. Parking nearby.

Beauty, nature and peace at one place…read more Awesome place to relax and have a picnic with family or friends. Walk around the beach or to the pier and watch the sunset or have a barbecue with family at the family spot. Ample parking and very clean bathrooms. Walk towards the right of the parking lot for "secret beach" which is where migratory birds come during their journey towards the arctic(?!) . Super serene. Must go for everyone!

This seaside park in Crescent Beach was the perfect spot to walk on a windy fall day. From the park…read moreproper, we first let the dog run off a little steam in the big off-leash enclosure. It was dry, because South Surrey and White Rock never seems to get as much rain as Vancouver and North Vancouver. From there we walked down the beachside trail with whitecaps and windsurfers on one side, and gorgeous beachside cottages on the other. I was glad to be wearing a good windbreaker because a mighty wind blows in off Boundary Bay. This is a popular beach area in the summer, but it's a good place for a flat, easy walk in the winter, too. You can go quite a ways along the trail, tracing the shoreline, or just a quick and out and back before dark.

This place is by far the best place in the city to go for your dog(s). My girl absolutely loves it…read morealways a great time.

Took Hope (https://www.facebook.com/pages/HOPE/162320257253072) here for the first time today and…read morewe had a wonderful time. it was a bit too hot for us (28C) so we took it easy and made sure we spent a lot of time plunging into the cold river. To start, of all the dog parks i've been to since i've moved here, the people by far are the nicest. they spend a lot of time with their dogs and there are a lot of families here, which is really nice to see. Located just north (i believe) of the airport, there is a large parking lot and a short walk to the beach. there is a path going to the end (which we didn't get to) and while there is a lot of big rock separately the river from the beach, there are substantial cleared areas so the dogs have easy access to the water in several places. As it was so hot there were a lot of dogs in the water - however there was a fairly strong current so i wouldn't advise encouraging your dog to fetch unless they are good swimmers. I met a lovely lady when i first arrived who gave me a layout of the land. she said if i walked there during low tide there was a great area towards the end of the park (you could tell it was the end because there was a pirate sign) where we could walk out quite a ways. will look forward to spending more time there when the weather is a bit cooler!

Great little off leash dog park tucked away behind the pump track at Bender Fields…read more There is a little covered area for humans to sit if it's too sunny or rainy. The area is decent sized, and even has a separate "small dog" fenced area within the big dog area. It's nothing fancy, and has lots of holes dug up by other dogs over the years. But if you are looking for a fenced in area to let your pup run around, it's great for that !

Posting a bit of an update to address a few complaints:…read more 1. There is now a lovely handicap accessible porta potty complete with pave stone pathway immediately to the right of the entry for the large dog area. 2. Yes, a few folks do sit in their vehicles while their dog is in the park. At least a couple of these people have health issues and cannot be with their dogs the entire time. We are a small community. We look out for each other. Please be understanding that sometimes there is more to the story than what you see. 3. I see more tourists not pick up after their dogs than residents. And let's face it, sometimes it's easy to be distracted speaking with friends, playing with other dogs, or engaging with visitors. If you find yourself at the park during a lull, there are several scoopers available. Grab a scooper, take a walk, and log some karma points. The smaller scooper is easier to dump into the bagged trashcans than the larger one (which requires a bit more talent). Or if you see a nearby singular poop that got missed, pick it up with a poop bag. We have a fantastic resource here. Cherish it. Take care of it, even if you are just visiting, And remember, with a little TLC m maybe we can hold onto this little doggie paradise for a long time.

For a small community that's one heck of a park. The have everything except they are very short on…read morebathrooms. I understand ya have to deal with the homeless crap but 2 porta potty's NOT conveniently located.

Stumbled this little place by an accident but I'm so glad…read more First off: the area is super nice. Stunning massive homes. Some are gated. Most are just stunning. Massive beach. You can use the scenic way all the way into downtown. Beautiful drive! Now the park: it's an off leash dog park. I haven't been to any off leash dog parks in Canada except for Whistler. It's a gorgeous dog beach Baci and I love going for swim. Just take about .6 hours drive. Way too far. So glad to have found this. It's a beautiful, hikable dog beach. Baci had so much fun swimming, he went straight to the deep end while most dogs stay on land. He also had fun stealing sticks :P Trick was getting him to leave. He didn't want to at all. Till next time :)

This park is ok, I bike thru here sometimes. It's mostly for walkers and dog walkers to be honest…read more Not really bike friendly. The paths are narrow and when it gets busy it's not good for biking. I think part of the park is off leash but not exactly sure about that. It is a dog park though. It has a nice view of the Fraser River and has a bit of a beach, but again for playing fetch with your dog and stuff like that, not really for sunbathing or anything. There are also a few piers that are kinda cool. There is a small parking lot and lots of roadside parking. Like I said, it's ok if you wanna come for a walk, walk your dog or even have a picnic. Not sure if I saw any picnic tables but there are benches.

Looks like they've completed the renovations around the lake area. There is a new bridge in the…read moremiddle of the lake, as well as new pedestrian walkways over the water. They've also added several park benches and lounge chairs. It's a vast improvement. Definitely recommend checking it out. The trees are almost high enough to cover most of the surrounding condo towers. One can almost forget they're in the middle of a bustling city.

This is such a nice little oasis right in the middle of Richmond. I came over because I was nearby…read morefor lunch and saw green space on the map, but did not expect the park here to be so scenic and peaceful! I found it to be a great place for a long meditative walk as there as lots of paths you can take around the lake and through wooded areas. There are lots of benches by the lake for relaxing or more secluded picnic tables throughout the park. It's sprawling enough that you could probably spend an hour just exploring the different pathways. Well worth going out of your way to check it out.